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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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Huskies Top Bears
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Fairmont Senior (9-7, 5-5) got 15 points from Katie Nunan and 13 from Kaitlinn O’Neal.
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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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Bears Hold Off Huskies, 57-49
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Ty Garrison paced the Bears with 19 points. Andrew Marra added 10 for FSHS, Ryan Sevier nine and Horton eight.
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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 Bears impress Wheeling Park coach
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Patriots coach Michael Jebbia came away impressed with the Polar Bears, who had his squad on the ropes for much of the game, building leads of 11 points in the third quarter and nine midway through the fourth
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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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Polar Bears miss out on upset bid in loss to Park
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While the team and coach David Retton could say that it hung with the fifth-ranked team in Class AAA, No. 10 Fairmont Senior took little consolation in Saturday’s 70-69 loss to Wheeling Park at the Woody Williams Armory.
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Bears Rout Elkins, 71-36
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The Polar Bears were led by Katie Nunan with 17 points. Brooklyn Little and Jenai Stubbs both chipped in 16 points and Anna Starkey had 10.
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Wrestlers Go 2-1 in Quad
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The Polar Bears defeated RCB (52-24) and Bridgeport (42-25) but lost to Lewis County (53-26).
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Bears Race Past Bees, 88-50
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The Polar Bears move to 10-1 overall and 5-1 in the NCAC. They will return to action on Saturday when they host Wheeling Park at 7:30 p.m.
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Turnovers Cost Lady Bears
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Katie Nunan and Rosenberger paced the Polar Bears with 10 points each. Anna Starkey chipped in seven and Brooklyn Little had six.
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54-42 Win
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Kaitlinn O’Neal led the Polar Bears with 15 points. Katie Nunan scored 14 and Brooklyn Little added seven.
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Garrison Helps FSHS Bounce Back
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The Polar Bears’ Ty Garrison scored a career-high 32 points, 22 of which came in the second half, to lead the Bears to victory.
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Mohigans Hand Polar Bears First Loss, 60-52
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The Fairmont Senior boys’ basketball team suffered its first loss of the season Saturday night, dropping a 60-52 home decision to Morgantown at the Woody Williams Armory.
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Lady Bears Finish Strong; Top NC
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Fairmont Senior (7-4) wrapped things up with three key starters — forward Kaitlinn O’Neal and guards Jenai Stubbs and Brooklyn Little — in foul trouble late. Stubbs and Little each drew their fourth in the third period, while O’Neal tacked on No. 4 mere seconds into the final frame.
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Swimmers Compete at Parkersburg Invitational
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Fairmont Senior was tops among girls’ teams with 258 points; the Polar Bear boys’ were sixth at 91 points.
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Bears Beat Huskies to Garner 8-0 Start to Season
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They’re now a sparkling 8-0, 3-0 in the North Central Athletic Conference. The team also improved to 5-0 in games away from the Woody Williams Armory.
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Wrestlers Suffer Home Sweep
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Fairmont Senior’s wrestling team dropped a home quad Wednesday to North Marion (52-18), University (63-10) and Northern Garrett (Md.) (59-13).
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Girls Rally From Down 12 to Top Preston
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Fairmont Senior’s girls’ basketball team got back on the winning track Tuesday night with a North Central Athletic Conference win over Preston.
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Boys Stay Perfect
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ELKINS — Fairmont Senior’s boys’ basketball team got a scare on the road Saturday night against Elkins, but did enough to move to 7-0 and 2-0 in conference play with a 75-63 win.
The Polar Bears, who trailed by seven points late in the second quarter, trimmed the lead to three by halftime. They would break the game open after intermission, outscoring the Tigers 38-23 the rest of the way, including a huge 12-6 third-quarter run.
Ty Garrison poured in a season- best 26 points for Fairmont Senior. Andrew Marra added a career high 17, while Ryan Sevier chipped in 12. Logan Moore added nine in the victory.
Elkins (5-2, 4-1) got 17 points from Rusty Harsh in the loss.
Fairmont Senior looks to stay perfect Wednesday when it visits county rival North Marion.
WFHS TV NEWS thanks the Times West Virginian for the collaborative partnership since 1999.
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Girls Lose to Bridgeport
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The homestanding Fairmont Senior’s girls’ basketball team put its share of points on the board, but couldn’t stop sharp-shooting Bridgeport in a 69-62 loss Saturday.
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Winning Ugly
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While her team was much improved, even state-ranked heading into Thursday’s matchup at rival North Marion, Fairmont Senior coach Ashley Reed knew that facing the Huskies was a task unlike any other this season.
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Garrison’s Shot Keeps FSHS Undefeated, 64-63
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Ty Garrison wanted the ball in dramatic conclusion to the game. The 6-3 senior, seconds after missing the front end on the one-and-one with his team trailing the Class AAA seventh-ranked Knights 63-61, banked in a 3-pointer from way out front with five seconds left to lift the Polar Bears to a 64-63 victory.
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Boys Move to 5-0 with Road Win
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Another year, same results for Fairmont Senior’s boys’ basketball team. The Polar Bears continued their perfect start Monday, erasing an early deficit in a 56-48 non-conference victory at Robert C. Byrd.
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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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Swimming Bears in Tri-Meet with University and Morgantown
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Despite having a limited team due to weekend Madrigal dinners, Fairmont Senior’s swimming teams had a solid showing in a tri-meet with University and Morgantown on Friday, Dec. 11.
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Bears Beat Bridgeport Indians
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It was the first win for the Polar Bears in Bridgeport since the 2003-04 season.
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Girls Fall on the Road
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Host Nicholas County broke open a close game Saturday en route to a 48-34 victory over Fairmont Senior.
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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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Girls Open With Big Win
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Brooklyn Little scored 21 points to lead four Fairmont Senior players in double figures as the Polar Bears routed Buckhannon Thursday, 80-31.
Katie Nunan score 13 and Kaitlinn O’Neal and Jaime Feltz both added 10 to lead the Bears to the season-opening win.
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Bodnevich Named to Second Team AAA all-state soccer team
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Special Mention: Alex Mascaro, Fairmont Senior.
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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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13th Clarksburg Rotary Holiday Invitational
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Girls' Swimmers take 2nd; Boys' Swimmers place 4th; combined team results 3rd
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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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Narrow Victory by UHS in Playoff, 31-28
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Fairmont Senior was in control in the early going. It was up two scores in the first quarter on Trevor Malnick's 13-yard TD fumble return and Moore's 12yard run. Moore added a 25yard scoring pass to Ryan Sevier and Malnick added a 3yard run to fuel a 28-14 firsthalf lead.
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Bears Challenge Hawks in Quarterfinals
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No. 5 Fairmont Senior will take on North Central Athletic Conference foe University in the Class AAA state quarterfinals at 7:30 p.m. Friday at East-West Stadium.
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Logan Moore YouTube Highlight Video
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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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