Parkersburg South swept the hardware at the Scott Brown Classic Boys Basketball All-Star game Saturday at Shady Spring. Harry Silvis won the 3pt Shoot-out. Taj Joyce won the Slam Dunk contest. Mid-State AAAA & A All-Stars won the boys game, 107-85. Taj Joyce was the MVP with 26 points.

Class AAAA all-state boys basketball list: wvmetronews.com/2026/04/03/c… #wvprepbb

Congrats to our Parkersburg South Boys Basketball players who earned All-State honors by the WVSWA. 1ST Team - Harry Silvis & Taj Joyce Honorable Mention - Matthew Mullen newsandsentinel.com/sports/l…

Harry Silvis is WTAP's Jan Dils Student Athlete of the Week...Congrats! wtap.com/2026/03/24/student-…

Congrats to our Parkersburg South Boys Basketball players for receiving All-MSAC honors as voted by the league coaches..... 1st Team - Harry Silvis & Taj Joyce Special Honorable Mention - Matthew Mullen Honorable Mention - Cam Fallon & Logan Graham

Harry Silvis sitting atop the Parkersburg South Boys Basketball season 3FG and career 3FG rankings.

V96.9 Postgame Awards MVP -Taj Joyce, with a game-high 27 points Game Changing Moment - South outscored Woodrow 41-22 in the middle 2 quarters Clutch Shot - Harry Silvis 3FG that gave him the school’s single-season 3FG record. Silvis has 88 3FGs going into the state tournament

Harry Silvis has made more 3FG in his career than any other Parkersburg South Boys Basketball player.

A great battle between two of the best players in this state in @silvisharry07 and @NoahLewis35. What a joy it has been to watch these two over the last 4 years. #wvprepbb @PSHSHoops @gwhsbasketball

Taj Joyce MSAC Slam Dunk Contest winner!

I have to admit. This is the best boys basketball game I’ve seen all year! GW’s Noah Lewis and South’s Harry Silvis are doing everything they can for their team, and it’s making for a fantastic game!

George Washington defeated Parkersburg South 81-72 in the MSAC Championship Game, led by Noah Lewis with a game-high 33 points. South got a team-best 28 points from Harry Silvis & 27 from Taj Joyce, who averaged 30 ppg in his two games this week. #wvprepbb #wvboysbb

He shies away from the spotlight because he’s a team-first guy, but it’s important to recognize a special moment. It’s been fun @silvisharry07 & it’s been an honor to have a front row seat. I’m looking forward to everything that’s still to come. Congratulations!

Congrats @silvisharry07 for becoming Parkersburg South Boys Basketball Career Scoring Leader. Special thanks to Coach Camp, Coach Crislip, Coach Edman, and Matt Shamblin for helping us celebrate the occasion.

Boys Final South 83 Riverside 64 PSHS: Silvis 30, Joyce 15, Mullen 9, Graham 8 RHS: Mullins 18, Terry 16, Coles 9, Slack 9

V96.9 Postgame Awards Game Changing Moment - Down 16, South got back-to-back 3FGs from Harry Silvis to cut the deficit to 10. Clutch Shot - Drew Blough 3rd Quarter FG in the lane. MVP - Silvis, with a game-high 35 points. #wvprepbb #wvboysbb

Final South 76 Linsly 66 Silvis was a frigid 1-10 in the first half but put up 30pts in the 2nd half to finish with 35. Taj Joyce had 13 points, 7 rebounds, and 5 steals. Matthew Mullen had 9 points and 7 rebounds.

Week 7 West Virginia Boys Basketball Coaches Poll. #WVPrepBB 🏀

Harry Silvis (@silvisharry07 ) has turned scoring into an art form in West Virginia, and nights like these are exactly why he’s considered one of the most dangerous buckets in the state. The versatile guard brings thunder every time he steps on the court, combining relentless energy with lethal shooting that can flip a game in a flash. Give him a sliver of space, and it’s trouble. Stay tight, and he still finds a way. Every possession feels like it’s leaning toward his hands, because he knows how to take over stretches without forcing the moment. On the night he was honored for joining the 1000-point club, Silvis delivered a performance that matched the moment and then some. Against George Washington, the number one team in the WVSACA 4A polls, he exploded for 30 points to help lead Parkersburg South to a massive upset of one of the toughest teams to beat. The crowd had barely settled before he was already in rhythm, raining shots, attacking gaps, and keeping constant pressure on a defense that had no answers. It was a statement win and a milestone night rolled into one. He followed that up by torching Parkersburg’s cross-town rivals with another commanding performance. In a 63-47 win, Silvis dropped 22 points, with 19 of them coming in the second half. When the game needed control, he provided it. When momentum needed a shove, he delivered it. The ability to rise late and close strong separated that night, showing just how comfortable he is when the lights get brighter. What makes Harry even more dangerous is that the scoring comes within the flow. He can hurt you from deep, with the middy, or at the rim, all while making the right plays on both ends of the floor. His intensity, awareness, and willingness to compete defensively keep him locked into the game even when the ball is not in his hands. That two-way presence is why he is constantly a problem and why opponents circle his name every time the schedule comes out. One milestone down, momentum fully rolling, and plenty of noise still left to make. Harry ain't just scoring points. He’s setting nights on fire. Graphic by @SPORTSxEDITS @HarrySilvisJr

.@PSHSHoops guard Harry Silvis is one of the best players in West Virginia with his natural scoring ability on all 3-levels and makes all the right plays on both sides of the ball. #WVPrepBB The 6’2 Senior has been looked at by several D2 schools including Fairmont State & Wheeling U. @silvisharry07 #304Made 🏀