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Gardner throws one-hitter, adds 4 RBIs in win
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West puts away North in five.
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West rallies from early hole, sweeps playoff series with North
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COMEBACK BEARS: Wittlee Retton ripped a two-run single to close the inning’s scoring. She also stole a pair of bases during the span. Garcia, Jen Williams, Stephanie Woods, Jessica Ford, Liz Hendrixson also knocked in single runs in the third, the latter two coming on bases-loaded walks.
West added to its lead with runs in each of the next three innings. Garcia had an RBI single in the fourth, Ericka Aversa had an RBI double in the fifth, and Hall an RBI single in the sixth.
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West girls tie with Morgantown
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Hannah Nagowski scored a season- high four goals to lead the Polar Bears. Michelle Wilson added four, while Morgan Cain and Mackenzie Murdock each had one score.
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Ice’s no-hitter sparks West twin bill sweep
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Ice had 14 strikeouts and retired 18 batters in a row before a seventh- inning walk, his only free pass of the contest.
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Girls Lacrosse University 11, West Fairmont 8
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FAIRMONT — Morgan Cain had another high-scoring night, putting in four goals, but it wasn’t enough as host West fell to University.
Michelle Wilson added two goals. Alex Mascaro and Krissy Bodnovich added one score apiece for West (8-5, 41), which trimmed a 51 deficit to 6-5 by halftime.
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Boys Lacrosse West Fairmont 8, Linsly 3
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WHEELING — Johnny Leon scored three goals to push West Fairmont to a road victory Wednesday.
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Gwynn’s 14-strikeout performance gives Polar Bears 1-0 lead
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Chelsea Garcia had a two-run single, while Jessica Ford, Stephanie Woods and Wittlee Retton each added RBIs. All told, 13 West batters came to the plate in the frame.
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Baseball Polar Bears Drop Twinbill
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Josh Stewart led the Polar Bears with two hits, including a triple. Joey Buonaituto added two hits and two RBIs, while Ryan Tennant and Mike Ice had two hits apiece.
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Polar Bears Upend NMHS and Liberty at CB Tourney
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Ashley Gwynn dominated on the mound Saturday, picking up a pair of victories as West Fairmont upended North Marion, 9-1, and Liberty, 7-2, in the final day of the Clay-Battelle tournament.
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Girls' Lacrosse Latrobe (Pa.) 19 West Fairmont 10
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Morgan Cain led the Polar Bears, who trailed 14-4 at halftime, with five goals. Hannah Nagowski and Jenna Garcia each added two goals, while Michelle Wilson had one.
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Polar Bears Take Slugfest, 15-12
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West Fairmont’s baseball team has been scoring runs in bunches all season. Friday night only continued the trend.
The Polar Bears jumped out to a big lead and held on to upend host Martinsburg, 15-12.
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West Falls to Pa. Team, Tops Preston
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Ashley Gwynn got the win, striking out 14 batters against Preston.
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Benefit Game Aids Youth Groups
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Jason Walker, site director for the Dunbar Boys and Girls Club in Fairmont, said that a traveling team from Rucker Park in New York will be playing a local team of former high school and college players.
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Lacrosse West Fairmont 10 Greensburg Salem 9
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Morgan Cain led the way for West with three goals. Hannah Nagowski and Michelle Wilson added a pair each, and Chrissy Bodnavich,
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Polar Bears Clinch NCAC Title
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Mike Ice was also perfect at the plate (3-for-3) with a double and RBI for West Fairmont. Ryan Tennant had an RBI double, Josh Stewart was 2-for4 with a double, and Joey Buonaiuto and Marra both had hits in the game.
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Girls Fall to RCB, 2-1
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Jenn Williams had two hits and drove in the lone Bear run. Wittlee Retton, Chelsea Garcia and Stephanie Woods all had hits for West.
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Polar Bears Pound Bridgeport, 11-5
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Seven different players scored for the Polar Bears. Johnny Leon netted three goals to lead the charge, while Louie Romano
and Jordan Ross had two apiece.
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12-11 Loss to Hempfield in Girls' Lacrosse
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The Polar Bears were down big early, only to rally with five straight goals to tie the game at 11-all late in the second half. The Spartans, however, netted the game-winner with 1:08 left in regulation.
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Boys Lacrosse West Fairmont 10, North Catholic (Pa.) 4
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Vinny Romano scored four goals and Louie Romano added three as the Polar Bears cruised to a non-section victory.
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Polar Bears Split Double Header with Hurricane
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In the opener, West (16-3) got home runs from Mike Ice, Brad Dodrill and Garrett Fetty. Ice’s blast, a solo shot, was his sixth of the season.
Ice, Ryan Tennant and Alan Rickards each had RBIs in game two. The Polar Bears were limited to just three hits.
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Softball Beats B-U, 6-3
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Bridget Ford and Emily Whaler had big days at the plate to lift West Fairmont to a 6-3 road win over Buckhannon in softball action Tuesday.
Ford finished with three hits and Whaler had two and a pair of RBI.
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Bears Pound B-U, 12-2
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Levi Pawichi homered, singled and drove in two runs to lead West Fairmont. Brad Dodrill had a pair of doubles and
two RBI as well as picking up the win on the mound.
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Softball Rolls Past Preston in Doubleheader
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Monday, the Polar Bears got the best of both worlds, rolling past Preston, 16-1 in three innings and 10-0 in five innings, in a home doubleheader in Rivesville.
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Polar Bear Baseball Beats Preston in Double Header
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Baseball West Fairmont 8 Preston 3 West Fairmont 17 Preston 1
Jamie Allard keyed a game one victory, pitching 4.2 no-hit innings of relief in 8-3 win.
In game two, Ice led the pitching staff with three innings of work. He gave up one run on two hits, walked one and fanned five. Corey Clevenger allowed just one hit in two innings of relief for a 17-1 rout.
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Boys' Lacrosse Beats Wheeling Park, 8-3
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Johnny Leon and Nate Freeland each tallied three goals, while Brad Cox added a pair of scores. Tyler Ross chipped in 12 saves in net for West.
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Baseball Pounds RCB , 11-1, in McDonalds' Tourney
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Ryan Tennant, Josh Stewart, Garrett Fetty and Frank Wilson each had two hits to lead the Polar Bears, who scored six runs in the second inning to help pull away.
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Six Polar Bears score in 15-0 rout of Wheeling Park
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Michelle Wilson paced the Polar Bears with four goals, while Morgan Cain and Jenna Garcia each had three. Alex Mascaro and Georgette Ball added two apiece. Hannah Nagowski chipped in a goal and assisted on two scores.
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Baseball Team Rallies Late To Beat NMHS, 11-6
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Joey Buoniauto tied it at 6-all with a towering solo home run in the fifth and the Polar Bears added five runs in the sixth to pull away. Bunoniauto, Mike Ice, Ryan Tennant and Levi Pawich had RBIs in the inning.
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Hard Work Pays Off For Ice
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Ice’s ERA is under 1.00, and he continued to dominate the opposition with eight innings of 1-hit ball against rival East Fairmont earlier this week.
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Lacrosse Victorious
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But the Polar Bears had to weather a serious rally from the Lions to hold on for a 11-8 win Wednesday at East-West Stadium.
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West Takes 1-0 Victory Over East
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It was an East-West meeting for the history books Monday night at Mary Lou Retton Park.
The age-old rivals battled tooth and nail for seven innings of baseball only to be deadlocked at 0-0.
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Girls' Lacrosse Tops University
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West Fairmont’s girls’ lacrosse team used some late heroics — a goal by Michelle Wilson with 4.6 seconds left in regulation — to upend University, 11-10, Monday night.
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Lacrosse Thrills Crowd with Two Goals in Final Two Minutes
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Morgan Cain and Georgette Ball scored goals in the final two minutes of regulation as host West Fairmont edged Greensburg Central Catholic (Pa.), 8-7, Thursday night at East-West Stadium.
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Boys’ Lacrosse Shuts out Linsly, 6-0.
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Travis Devault and Louie Romano both scored a pair of goals, and David Bonazza and Brad Cox added one each.
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Girls' Lacrosse blasts B-U, 15-4
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Morgan Cain led the Bears with five goals. Michelle Wilson added three, and Chrissy Bodnavich and Alex Mascaro had two,
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Bears Blast B-U, 7-1
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With starter Mark Garder unable to go due to a hamstring injury, Andrew Marra and Jamie Allard came up big Monday night in the Polar Bears’ 7-1 victory over visiting BuckhannonUpshur.
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Polar Bears Blank Buckhannon, 2-0
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Ashley Gwynn had a strong start, striking out 13 in seven scoreless frames, as West Fairmont’s softball team edged visiting Buckhannon-Upshur 2-0 Monday afternoon.
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Bears Rout Bridgeport in Boys' Lacrosse, 11-1
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The Polar Bears defeated the Indians, 11-1, in Bridgeport’s first lacrosse game in school history.
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West Baseball Routs North, 12-1
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Mike Ice was the winning pitcher, going four innings and giving up only two hits and striking out eight. He also hit a threerun home run for the Bears.
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West Splits Girls' Tennis Matches
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West Fairmont’s girls’ tennis team split a pair of North Central Athletic Conference matches, losing to Morgantown but defeating North Marion.
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West Girls' Lacrosse Makes Statement
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The Polar Bears’ offense was hitting on all cylinders throughout. Morgan Cain led the way with five goals, while Michelle Wilson had three. Krissi Bodnovich added one.
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Polar Bears Win Baseball Season Opener
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West Fairmont’s baseball opened up the 2008 season with an 11-10 victory over Glenpool, Okla., Monday in the Cocoa Expo Tournament here.
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Polar Bear Softball Wins Opening Tournament
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West Fairmont’s softball team opened its season with a bang Friday, erupting for 14 runs the first two innings en route to a 16-1, four-inning victory over Notre Dame in the Ike Morris/Glenville softball tournamen
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