Oak Hill High School (West Virginia)
Oak Hill High School (previously known as Collins High School) is a high school located in Oak Hill, West Virginia. Their Mascot is the Red Devil. The school's website is located at http://ohhs.faye.k12.wv.us/. Known for their great athletes such as Tracy Shelton 1988 player of the year and shooting guard for WVU, Cornelious Jackson 1996 Player for the year basketball point guard for Tennessee and Marshall, Montey Wright 1997 player of the year basketball and Johnathan Frazier 1st team all stater 1998.
In fall 2011, nearby Mount Hope High School will be consolidated into Oak Hill High School. Because the state does not reset athletic classes until 2012, the combined school will remain classified as a size AA school for that year, even though it new enrollment will be at the AAA level. The official fight song is "On Red Devils."
Read more about Oak Hill High School (West Virginia): Bell Schedule, Basketball Program
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