ISR problem... On MEGA using timer5 COMPA actives but not B or C

I am using these ISRs in a different program I am writing. TIMER5_COMPA is firing correctly and entering the ISR. However, B and C will not. BTW this is not actually being used to toggle pins. That is just what I am using to debug the ISRs. COMPA is running some code that I need to run at 400Hz and is working great. I am already using timer 1,3, and 4 for PWM generation.

#define D22Output() DDRA |= 1<<0 
#define D22High() PORTA |= 1<<0 
#define D22Low() PORTA &= ~(1<<0)
#define D22Toggle() PORTA ^= (1<<0);

#define D23Output() DDRA |= 1<<1 
#define D23High() PORTA |= 1<<1 
#define D23Low() PORTA &= ~(1<<1)
#define D23Toggle() PORTA ^= (1<<1);

#define D24Output() DDRA |= 1<<2 
#define D24High() PORTA |= 1<<2 
#define D24Low() PORTA &= ~(1<<2)
#define D24Toggle() PORTA ^= (1<<2);

void setup(){
  D22Output();
  D23Output();
  D24Output();
  Timer5Setup();
}
void loop(){
}
ISR(TIMER5_COMPA_vect){
  D22Toggle();
}
ISR(TIMER5_COMPB_vect){
  D23Toggle();
}
ISR(TIMER5_COMPC_vect){
  D24Toggle();
}
void Timer5Setup(){
  TCCR5A = (1<<COM5A1);
  TCCR5B = (1<<CS51)|(1<<WGM52);
  TIMSK5 = (1<<OCIE5A)|(1<<OCIE5B)|(1<<OCIE5C);
  OCR5A = 5000;
  OCR5B = 50000;
  OCR5C = 50000;
}

I have tried doing this to see if I can at least get TIMER5_COMPB to fire and it does not work:

#define D23Output() DDRA |= 1<<1 
#define D23High() PORTA |= 1<<1 
#define D23Low() PORTA &= ~(1<<1)
#define D23Toggle() PORTA ^= (1<<1);

void setup(){
  D23Output();
  Timer5Setup();
}
void loop(){
}
ISR(TIMER5_COMPB_vect){
  D23Toggle();
}
void Timer5Setup(){
  TCCR5A = (1<<COM5A1);
  TCCR5B = (1<<CS51)|(1<<WGM52);
  TIMSK5 = (1<<OCIE5B);
  OCR5B = 50000;
}

Hopefully someone can shed some light on why my ISRs are working correctly. Thanks in advance.

You have set the timer mode to CTC with TOP = OCR5A.

In this mode, when the timer reaches the OCR5A value, it resets to 0.

OCR5B and OCR5C in your example are a higher number than OCR5A, so they will never be fired.

In your second example, you don't set OCR5A, so it will have a default value of 0, meaning OCR5B is still larger than OCR5A.

Thank you that makes sense.