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Ross Dalton leads Bears over Brooke
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Fairmont Senior’s boys’ soccer team got a pair of goals from Ross Dalton to help defeat Brooke, 4-2.
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Area runners open season
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On the boys’ side, Fairmont Senior took first in the team standing with 83 points and had a pair of top 10 finishes.
Senior Dayton McVicker won the boys’ race with a time of 16:31, and Todd Edgell placed fourth with a run of 18:00.
For the girls, Polar Bears’ standout Alyssa Scherich was fourth overall with a time of 21:20.
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FSHS girls fall at home
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Fairmont Senior’s girls’ soccer team got off to a quick start, netting the game’s first goal, but eventually fell to visiting Winfield 3-1 at East-West Stadium Saturday night.
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Surge during second half sparks Bears’ 28-21 victory
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Fairmont Senior used an opportunistic defense, forcing four turnovers, to break open a close game and hold on for a 28-21 victory over host Robert C. Byrd.
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FSHS wins first county golf meeting
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Leading Fairmont Senior was Sterling Fitzwater (38), Tyler Merrifield (39), Allen Rickards (40), Nick Sinclair (40) and Austin Patterson (42).
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Bears roll past Elkins
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Kast nets hat trick in home romp
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FSHS soccer sweeps Hedgesville
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Saturday afternoon, the Polar Bears saw their first ‘W’ hit the win column, holding off visiting Hedgesville 4-1 at East-West Stadium.
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Polar Bears can’t find net in opening loss
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The Polar Bears played solid defense, outplayed the Flying Eagles for much of the game, but had nothing to show for it in a 1-0 loss at East-West Stadium.
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Polar Bear Golfers top UHS, Elkins
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Fairmont Senior’s Tyler Merrifield shot a 38 to earn medalist honors and lead the Polar Bears over University and Elkins Tuesday.
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County schools projected as Class AA
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According to recently released numbers from the West Virginia Department of Education all three Marion County high schools are projected to drop from Class AAA to Class AA when the classifications are put in place in the 2012-13 school year.
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FSHS girls’ lacrosse back in state final
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It marks the squad’s third consecutive trip to the final; they’ve won the past two. Fairmont Senior (14-0) will go for title No. 3 against Buckhannon-Upshur at noon Saturday at Bridgeport High School’s Wayne Jamison Field. The Bucs doubled up University, 12-6, in the other semifinal.
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Polar Bears have big day at regionals
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Fairmont Senior's track teams came through with another huge performance at Friday's Class AAA Region I Track Championships at Wheeling Park High School, as each squad earned top three finishes.
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Polar Bears rally to win sectional over Huskies
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They got strong starting pitching from Jamie Allard and Andrew Marra, with each tossing complete games, and just enough offense for a pair of 4-2 victories.
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Bears put it all together, win sectional crown
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Despite being the heavy favorites in this week’s Region I, Section 2 tournament, Fairmont Senior’s softball team entered Thursday’s deciding game in a surprising spot — that is, in must-win mode after North Marion split the first two games of the best-of-three series.
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Jain, Dalton reach states
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Jain, a sophomore, lost in No. 1 singles consolations to John Marshall’s Dylan Berlin in an 7-2 tiebreaker. The match was deadlocked at 8-8 heading into the tiebreaker.
Dalton, meanwhile, made it all the way to the regional championship match in No. 2 singles before falling to Morgantown’s Michael Bloom, 8-2.
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Polar Bears shine at NCAC meet
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Fairmont Senior sophomore Alyssa Scherich had a huge day, joining Elkins’ Letitia Propst as the only athletes to claim three individual events. She won the 200 (26.46) and 400 dashes (1:00.06) and 100 hurdles (15.40) and narrowly missed another victory with a second-place run in the 300 hurdles (47.06).
Fairmont Senior had the area’s lone four boys’ conference champs. Cory Jones won the 200 dash (23.44), Dayton McVicker rolled to a victory in the 1,600 run (4.29.61) and placed second in the 800 (2.07.00), and Marcus Jacquez nabbed a win in the high jump (5-10). Christian Cummings also placed in two events, winning the discus (153-10) and placing second in the shot put (47-5.75).
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Polar Bears nab win
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Fairmont Senior’s baseball team moved one step closer to the North Central Athletic Conference title Wednesday, using some key hits and another solid start from Jamie Allard for a 4-1 victory over visiting Elkins at Mary Lou Retton Park.
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Bears and Huskies Tied in Sectional Competition
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North put the favored Polar Bears — North Central Athletic Conference champs and 24-6 entering play — on the ropes with two huge runs in the top of the seventh, getting an RBI single from Sarah Knight and scoring another run on the catcher’s dropped ball at home plate.
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Bears hand Hawks first league defeat
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Phil Colasessano scored the game-winning goal on a pass from Louie Romano with about a minute-and-half left in the overtime period.
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Huskies hand Bears first NCAC loss
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Wilson and Marra paced the Polar Bears with two hits apiece. Wilson had an RBI single in the first, while Marra had a run-scoring double in the second. Matt Robbins scored Fairmont Senior’s third run on a second-inning error.
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Girls' Lacrosse Wins, 10-5
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Tessa Gardner led the way with three goals. Georgette Ball had a pair of goals, as did Makenzi Robinson. Krissy Bodnovich, Alex Mascaro and Allie Fetty all scored and Lauren Sansalone added an assist for FSHS.
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Bridgeport drops FSHS
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Tyler Walter was the starter and went three and a third innings giving up five runs. Andrew Strand finished the game and allowed four runs on five hits.
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Polar Bears clinch NCAC softball title
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The NCAC Pitcher of the Year last season, Gwynn continued her dominance in the conference with a seven-inning shutout of the Tigers Wednesday.
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Boys' Lacrosse Humbles Morgantown
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Fairmont Senior’s boys’ lacrosse team celebrated Senior Night in style Tuesday, sliding past Morgantown for a 9-6 victory.
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Bears Blast Bees
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Fairmont Senior’s baseball team took care of business Tuesday night, rolling past East Fairmont 11-1 and sweeping the regular-season series between the crosstown rivals.
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Bears sweep Bees
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FAIRMONT — Fairmont Senior’s tennis teams swept rival East Fairmont at East Marion (Wave Pool) Park Tuesday. The boys’ squad rolled to a 7-0 win, while the girls’ team notched a 4-3 decision.
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Polar Bears blast University
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The Polar Bears’ baseball and softball teams pulled off a sweep of the Hawks by a combined score of 34-6 Thursday.
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Boy's Lacrosse Pounds Bucs
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Jordan Ross paced the Polar Bears — who improved to 7-4 overall, 6-3 in league play — with seven goals and one assist in a 23-1 whitewash.
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Softball Team Rallies to Top RCB
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In a makeup game, host Fairmont Senior scored three runs in the bottom of the fifth to beat Robert C. Byrd, 6-5, in non-conference play.
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Gutsy Pitching and Bats Rally Past Wheeling Park
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In Wednesday’s non-conference home game with Wheeling Park, Fairmont Senior did it again. It had another good showing with the bats, got a gutsy performance from pitcher Gage Chichester and rallied from an early hole for a 9-6 victory.
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FSHS splits with B-U
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Wittlee Retton, Daren Wadsworth and Arien Harris provided singles wins while the team of Wadsworth and Cailey Weaver picked up a doubles victory.
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Polar Bears rout Wheeling Park in Lacrosse
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Krissy Bodnovich led the way on offense with four goals. Makenzi Robinson, Tessa Gardner and Alex Mascaro all had a pair of goals and Cori Cumberland, Becky Robinson, Lauren Sansalone, Rachel Waskis, Chandler Fitzwater, Brittant Sheppard and Georgette Ball all added a goal each.
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FSHS sweeps DH
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Ashley Gwynn pitched all 14 innings of a double header to lead Fairmont Senior’s softball team over Buckhannon, 2-0 and 8-3.
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FSHS no-hits B-U
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Andrew Marra and Tyler Walter combined on a fiveinning no-hitter as the Fairmont Senior Polar Bears beat Buckhannon, 10-0.
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Mileto named FSHS head coach
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Mileto, a nine-year Polar Bear staff veteran, was approved at the Marion County Board of Education meeting Tuesday.
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FSHS tops Preston in Baseball
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Andrew Marra and Frank Wilson both hit two home runs in the game as the Bears banged out 17 runs on 13 hits in the five inning game. Marra had a solo and two-run home run and Wilson hit a pair of solo homers.
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Polar Bears rout Preston
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Fairmont Senior dominated Preston Monday, 21-0, in a three inning game.
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Polar Bears split games at Glenville
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It was a chance for the Polar Bears to take on Ripley, the top ranked team in Class AAA.
And although Fairmont Senior couldn’t pull off the upset, it kept things close in a 4-1 loss that wrapped up late Friday night. The Polar Bears also beat Riverside, 7-1, Saturday in another tournament contest.
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Softball Downs South Charletson
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Brittany Morgan and Courtenay Bjorndahl both had two-run singles and Ashley Gwynn went the distance on the mound as Fairmont Senior defeated South Charleston Friday, 6-1.
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Tennis Team Splits with North Marion
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The North Marion and Fairmont Senior tennis teams split matches Thursday. The Polar Bears nabbed a tight 4-3 victory in boys’ play, while the Huskies nabbed a victory in girls action by the same score.
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Mileto FSHS coach pending approval
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The hiring of Mileto is not official until the move is approved by the BOE in its upcoming April 20 meeting.
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Lacrosse Routs Bridgeport, 19-5
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Jordan Ross led the Polar Bears with six goals and two assists, Louie Romano added four goals, Steve Cox had three scores and an assist, while David Heck added three goals.
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Softball Blanks Huskies, 10-0
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Fairmont Senior’s softball team also had little trouble with the Huskies, cruising to a 10-0 home win, in five innings.
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Bears Beat Huskies
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The Polar Bears had eight players record hits and six drive in runs in improving to 11-6 and a perfect 6-0 in conference play.
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Baseball Falls to MSA
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Andrew Marra had three hits, including an RBI double to lead the Polar Bears.
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FSHS girls’ lacrosse tops UHS
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The Polar Bears remained undefeated on the season with a 14-3 victory over visiting University, holding the Hawks to zero goals in the second half.
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MHS tops FSHS, 8-7
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FSHS stranded 13 baserunners in the game including the bases loaded in the first, third and seventh innings.
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Baseball Team Blanks Mohigans
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Jamie Allard threw a complete game, two-hit, shutout to lead Fairmont Senior to a 4-0 win over Morgantown.
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Tennis Team Sweeps East
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Fairmont Senior’s tennis teams defeated East Fairmont, 7-0 in boys’ action and 4-3 in girls’ competition.
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LACROSSE FSHS girls rally for win
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Fairmont Senior’s girls’ lacrosse team tied the game with Greensburg Central Catholic, Pa., with six seconds left and then won the game 15-13 in overtime.
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FSHS tops East in baseball, softball
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The first showdown between Fairmont Senior and East Fairmont on the diamond ended in favor of the Polar Bears.
The Bears defeated the Bees in baseball, 9-3, and shut out East in softball, 4-0, Monday.
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Miscues hurt Bears
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The Polar Bears committed a season- high eight errors and couldn’t get an early lead to stick en route to a 16-14 loss to Greenbrier East at East Fairmont High School.
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Polar Bears blast Ripley, Ritchie Co.
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The Polar Bears knocked Ripley out in six innings, 11-1, and then came back in the nightcap to blast Ritchie County, 24-1, in five innings.
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LACROSSE FSHS routs MHS
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Makenzi Robinson scored four goals and Krissy Bodnavich added three as Fairmont Senior’s girls’ lacrosse team beat Morgantown, 12-3
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Bears top Hawks in nine
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Jamie Feltz hit a line drive past first to bring home the winning run in the bottom of the ninth inning as Fairmont Senior’s softball team topped University, 4-3.
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Chichester, Bears shut out UHS
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An injury kept him from fulfilling it sooner, but Tuesday night he shut down University on the mound to lead Fairmont Senior to a 9-0 win over the Hawks.
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Polar Bears dominate all-NCAC
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David Retton was honored with the Coach of the Year award.
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FSHS girls double up Wheeling Park
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Georgette Ball scored four goals and Tessa Gardner added three as Fairmont Senior’s girls’ lacrosse team defeated Wheeling Park Wednesday, 16-8.
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Polar Bears head annual boys’ team
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Fairmont Senior’s Ty Garrison was chosen as the All-Mon Valley Player of the Year.
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Softball Blanks Notre Dame
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Ashley Gwynn pitched all six innings and gave up only five hits and three walks while striking out 13 batters.
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Makenzi Robinson Led Lacrosse to Second Win
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Girls’ lacrosse team improved to 2-0 with a 9-7 win over Buckhannon Monday.
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Big finish lifts FSHS in opener
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Fairmont Senior (1-0) finished with 11 hits. In all, seven players had hits. Four — Feltz, Wehler, Haymond and Harker — had two hits apiece. Aversa, Gwynn and Wyatt each added singles.
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FSHS lacrosse wins opener
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Girls’ lacrosse team opened the 2010 season with a big test Thursday as Greater Latrobe (Pa.) High School came to town.
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McVicker takes 19th at nationals
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Fairmont Senior cross country runner Dayton McVicker placed 19th overall in the 1,600 meter run at last weekend’s National Scholastic Indoor Championship at the New Balance Track & Field Center in New York City.
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FSHS falls to Mohigans in regional
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MHS’ Sam Runner blocked Logan Moore’s potential game-winning 3pointer at the buzzer as the Mohigans rallied for a 43-41 win and a berth in next week’s Class AAA boys’ state tournament in Charleston.
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O’Neal, Nunan lead FSHS girls to sectional win
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Fairmont Senior girls’ head coach Ashley Reed says when post players Katie Nunan and Kaitlinn O’Neal play together “they are the best post tandem in the state.Fairmont Senior girls’ head coach Ashley Reed says when post players Katie Nunan and Kaitlinn O’Neal play together “they are the best post tandem in the state.””The duo proved that to the Preston Knights Tuesday in the Class AAA, Region I, Section 2 opener.
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Isaac Morgan Regional Wrestling Champ
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Fairmont Senior had one regional champ, as Isaac Morgan took the 189-pound title. In addition, Austin Patterson was second at 103, Eric Annan was second at 135 and Devonte Cook was third at 215.
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Bonasso ends prep career on high
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Bonasso closed a stellar prep swim career on Friday’s final day of the Class AAA meet at the West Virginia University Natatorium and did so in winning fashion, earning a pair of fourth-place finishes in the 50 and 100 freestyle. He also ran legs on two FSHS relay teams that managed to place.
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FSHS girls take eighth; boys finish 10th at states
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Bridgeport, which placed top five in all but one event, took the boys’ team title with 209 points, ahead of runner-up George Washington (191.5). In the girls’ standings, Winfield (127) nipped George Washington (120) for state gold. Much like day one, Bonasso stole the show among local competitors.
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Bonasso breaks school mark in 100 freestyle
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The 200 free relay squad of Brionna Minney, Tessa Gardner, Sarah Cover and Chelsea Clark took fourth (1:49.62).
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Polar Bear Trio Set To Take The Next Step
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Logan Moore, Aaron Fetty and Remington Skarzinski know all about turnarounds.
In three short years, they helped Fairmont Senior’s football team go from .500 to the doorstep of the state semifinals.
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Abbott Stepping Down at FSHS to Coach O-line at FSU
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J. L. Abbott took the Bears back to the playoffs in his first season (2005), followed by a trip to the state semifinals in 2006, back to the playoffs in 2008 and to the quarterfinals in 2009.
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Nucilli to play soccer at WVU
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“We’ve have kids in the past play at some smaller schools, but Brooks is the first to go to a major university,” Fairmont Senior coach Jim DeNardi said. “I think it’s a reflection on him and how much time and effort he’s put into it and just our whole program. The kids in our program have really devoted themselves to soccer.”
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Falcons get 17 on signing day
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Polar Bears’ Moore headlines group of five county players
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Polar Bear girls win another NCAC swim title
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The Polar Bear girls scored in every event. They won two events, as Brionna Minney took the 100 fly (1:09.28) and the team of Sarah Cover, Erica Amos, Zela Wyrosdick and Chelsea Clark nabbed the title in the 400 free relay (4:08.16).
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All-State Football Honors Three Polar Bears
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Senior Logan Moore is the first team quarterback, senior Aaron Fetty is a first-team end and another standout senior, Remington Skarzinski, is one of five linebackers named to the first team.
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8 First Team NCAC; Moore PLayer of the Year; Abbott Coach of the Year
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Fairmont Senior ruled the North Central Athletic Conference in 2009, going through its league schedule unbeaten en route to a 9-1 regular season. It’s only fitting that the squad displayed the same kind of dominance when the NCAC released its all-conference football teams Saturday
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Nucilli Named State Player of the Year
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Brooks Nucilli from Fairmont Senior was picked to captain the first team. Nucilli, a senior forward, scored 49 goals and recorded 20 assists for a state tournament team.
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Nucilli Commits to WVU
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As long as the Fairmont Senior standout could remember, he wanted to be a Mountaineer.
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Logan Moore Chosen at Times West Virginian All-Mon Valley Player of the Year
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Following in the footsteps of a Kennedy Award winning quarterback isn’t easy. Logan Moore just makes it look that way.
Moore took over as Fairmont Senior’s signal caller on the graduation of Kyle Allard, who was named the state’s top player his senior year. Now, Moore is mounting a Kennedy campaign of his own after leading his team deep into the state playoffs in 2009.
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Nucilli Named State Player of the Year
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Nucilli was named the West Virginia High School Soccer Coaches Association’s Class AAA boys’ state Player of the Year.
The honor is bestowed on the best prep soccer player in the state of West Virginia, according to the WVHSSCA.
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