West Virginia High School Women's Soccer State Tournament (AAA)

The West Virginia High School Women's Soccer State Tournament (AAA) is the culminating championship tournament for the highest classification (AAA) of girls' high school soccer in the state of West Virginia. Organized and sanctioned by the West Virginia Secondary School Activities Commission (WVSSAC), the tournament determines the annual state champion in Class AAA girls' soccer.

Eligibility for the tournament is determined by a combination of regular season performance and performance in regional tournaments. Teams must first qualify from their respective regions to earn a spot in the state tournament. The exact number of teams participating in the state tournament varies, but typically features the top teams from each region.

The tournament generally involves a single-elimination bracket, meaning that a team is eliminated from the tournament after a single loss. It typically consists of quarterfinal, semifinal, and championship rounds. Games are typically held at a neutral site determined by the WVSSAC, often a centrally located athletic complex.

The winner of the West Virginia High School Women's Soccer State Tournament (AAA) is awarded a state championship trophy and recognized by the WVSSAC as the state champion for that particular year. The tournament is a significant event for participating schools, players, and communities, and is widely covered by local media outlets. The tournament serves as a showcase for talented high school athletes and a platform for them to potentially attract college scholarships and further their soccer careers.