The second-seeded Mountain Lions (12-0) of head coach A.J. Rapp entertain No. 3 Wahama (12-0) at 4 p.m. today at R.H. Armstrong Memorial Field at Class of 1984 Alumni Stadium.

The winner faces fourth-seed Cameron, which upset top-seed Tug Valley, 36-0, on Friday night, in the title game at noon Friday in Charleston.

Tucker County’s defense has been dominant in the postseason, posting shutouts in wins over East Hardy and Pendleton County.

A tougher challenge is in store, however, against a Wahama offense averaging nearly 50 points per game.

Submitted photo Tucker County hosts Wahama at 4 p.m. today in the Class A semifinals.

Senior running back Connor Lambert has found the end zone 46 times on the season and averages 171 yards rushing per game.

Quarterback Trace Simpkins has thrown for 13 scores and is a running threat as well.

Defensively, sophomore Reezin Stitt leads the White Falcons in stops and Lambert (6) in interceptions.

The Mountain Lions counter with the hard-nosed running of senior Jared Reall, who averages 160.4 yards per contest and has scored 31 touchdowns.

The passing game is led by junior quarterback Sam Marks and talented receivers Garrett Wilfong and Reid Kisamore.

Marks has 27 TD passes to date, with Wilfong collecting 10 of those and Kisamore nine.

Both Wilfong and Kisamore have returned punts for scores in the postseason.

Reall leads the defense from his linebacker spot, averaging 11 tackles per contest. Senior Marky Phillips is second in stops and Wilfong first in interceptions with five.

Junior Josh Crossland has a team-high five sacks and senior Gavin Nestor three.

This will be the first-ever meeting between the schools in football.