Senior Chris Perkins was almost unstoppable as defending Class AAA champion Martinsburg downed No. 16 Woodrow Wilson 49-13 at home Friday night.

Perkins scored four times for the No. 1 ranked Bulldogs (11-1), catching one touchdown pass, running for a pair of scores, and returning a punt 94 yards for a TD. Cedric Brown also scored two touchdowns for the home team.

Andrew Johnson accounted a pair of touchdowns for the Flying Eagles (5-6), including a 48-yard TD pass to Zachary Tilley.

PARK. SOUTH 51, LOGAN 8: Logan Cox had four carries for 102 yards rushing scored of 50 and 33 yards for visiting Parkersburg South.

Jordan Quiocho had 10 rushes for 87 yards and two scores for the Class AAA No. 13 Patriots (7-4), while Jake Douglas had 10 carries for 51 yards and one TD.

Joseph Street scored on a 10-yard run for No. 4 Logan (8-3), which was seeking its first-ever playoff win. The Wildcats hadn't hosted a postseason game since 1991.

BRIDGEPORT 28, RCB 21: Brett Hathaway ran for 191 yards and three TDs to lead No. 2 host Bridgeport to a first-round win against No. 15 Robert C. Byrd.

The Indians, who have won their last six home playoff games, meet No. 7 Cabell Midland, next week in the quarterfinals in Bridgeport. The victory also marked the 600th win in school history.

Hathaway gave the Indians a 7-0 lead on their first drive of the game as he capped a 10-play drive with a 5-yard scoring run. The Eagles tied it when linebacker Jermodd Garrett picked up a fumble after a bad exchange and ran in for a 28-yard TD late in the first quarter.

Bridgeport went up 21-7 in the span of about two minutes in the third quarter after Anthony Bonamico scored on a 38-yard run and, after forcing a three-and-out by the Eagles, Hathaway scored on a 43-yard run.

RCB answered with an 11-yard TD pass from Adam Secret to Mo Hython late in the third. But the Indians again answered quickly as they scored on their next possession with Hathaway scoring on a 7-yard run, his 18th TD run of the season, to cap a nine-play drive.

HUNTINGTON 56, PARKERSBURG 20: The host Highlanders (8-3) racked up 542 yards of total offense and rushed for 405 yards as a team in their first-round win.

Highlanders quarterback Mark Shaver accounted for four scores -- three through the air -- and helped his team score 42 consecutive points after the Big Reds took an early 14-7 lead.

Elijah King finished with 206 scrimmage -- 142 rushing, 64 receiving -- and two scores. Paden Christian rushed for 82 yards and two scores, and Nick Tubbs added 89 yards and a score.

Toquan Hayes added two receiving TDs from Shaver and an interception in the victory, which puts Huntington at No. 1 Martinsburg next weekend.

Adam Lindamood rushed for 110 yards and two scores for Parkersburg (7-4), and Alex Ash was 13-of-25 for 131 yards through the air.

Class AA

POINT 41, RITCHIE 0: Teran Barnitz and Jarrod Long each scored two touchdowns to give host Point Pleasant its first playoff win since 1979.

Eric Roberts went 12-of-15 passing for 214 yards for the Class AA No. 1 Big Blacks (11-0), and found nine different receivers, including Brandon Toler twice for 88 yards.

Reno Jackson led Ritchie County (6-5) with 17 carries for 37 yards. Point outgained the Rebels 426-63.

BRAXTON 42, GREEN. WEST 14: Jordan Lacy accounted for three TDs and Jacob Yanero added two as Class AA No. 12 Braxton County upset host Greenbrier West.

Lacy went 11-of-17 passing for 143 yards and scored two TDs on the ground, while connecting with Easton Hutton for a 17-yard pass for the Eagles (8-3). Zach Perkins returned an interception 29 yards for a score for Braxton.

Dylan Trout had 24 rushes for 109 yards and one touchdown for the No. 5 Cavaliers (9-2), while Jabez Fleming added one TD.

KEYSER 48, WESTSIDE 6: It was a long five-hour bus ride for No. 14 Keyser, but the team came up big, upsetting No. 3 Westside.

Jamison Jones got the Golden Tornado (7-4) on the board first with a 45-yard TD run in the first quarter. Cody Eversole also threw for three scores for Keyser, including a 33-yard connection to Brandon Clay just before halftime.

Justin Cogar had the lone score for the Renegades (9-2) on a 14-yard run in the fourth quarter.

SHADY SPRING 34, SCOTT 22: Adam Weeks completed 17-of-25 passes for 350 yards and five touchdowns -- the first three to Chase Connor -- as Shady Spring downed visiting Scott.

Connor finished with five catches for 178 yards.

Shady led 13-8 at the half, but Connor caught a 60-yard bomb early in the second half to extend the lead to 19-8.

Twice Scott fought back, before a late Weeks to Juwan Rowe TD sealed the game.

Scott's Draven Riffe has 182 yards and two scores in the game, and Jesse Belcher added 98 yards and a touchdown. Shady (11-0) will face River View next weekend.

CHAPMANVILLE 26, LINCOLN 7: Tyler Cox ran for one touchdown and hauled in 15-yard pass for another as No. 14 Chapmanville upset host No. 4 Lincoln.

Cox finished with 83 yards on 13 carries and Brady Cox also caught a TD toss for the Tigers (8-3).

Brandon White threw for 80 yards and two scores, including a 26-yard pass to Dustin Smith.

Lincoln (9-2) finally punched the ball across the goal line with 2:15 remaining in the third quarter with a Tyler Benton 4-yard run.

Benton finished with 129 yards on 26 touches.

Class A

CENTRAL 39, PARK. CATHOLIC 14: Sophomore Patrick Henry scored on a 37-yard run and returned an interception 31 yards for a touchdown as No. 1 Wheeling Central downed No. 16 Parkersburg Catholic.

Henry gained 131 yards of offense and accounted for three TDs for the Maroon Knights (10-1), and running back Gino Bianconi rushed for 169 yards and a pair of touchdowns.

Zach Romine carried the ball 13 times for 51 yards and a score for the Crusaders (6-5) before being injured near the end of the first half. He did not return for the second half.

MOOREFIELD 42, C-B 13: No. 9 Moorefield churned out 335 yards on 67 carries and ended host Clay-Battelle's nine-game win streak.

The Yellowjackets (8-3) beat the Cee-Bees (9-2) in every aspect of the game. The Cee-Bees gained only 6 rush yards.

Moorefield was led offensively by running back Louis Richardson, who gained 235 yards and three TDs on 25 carries. Overall Moorefield outgained the Cee-Bees 434-167.

The Yellowjackets did their best to make C-B sophomore quarterback Tristan Haught's first career playoff game a miserable experience. He was sacked four times (once forcing a fumble) and hurried throughout, completing just 5-of-24 passes for 129 yards.