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Swimming Bears in Tri-Meet with University and Morgantown
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 Challenge Hawks in Quarterfinals
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
http://www.ncsasports.org/
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Polar Bears to Play Parkersburg South
Fairmont Senior, ranked No. 5 in the final state rankings, will host No. 12 Parkersburg South to open the Class AAA state playoffs.
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Bears Score 21 in 4th to Soundly Beat the Bees
The 89th annual East-West game had all the makings of a classic chapter in this historic rivalry.
At least for the first 36 minutes.
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From #2 to #4 after Loss to Bridgeport
The Bears’ 35-7 loss to still-undefeated Bridgeport only knocked FSHS down two spots in this week’s West Virginia Secondary School Activities Commission’s computer playoff ratings.
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Indians Dominate Polar Bears
The Indians gradually pound their opponents into submission, and Friday night’s showdown with Fairmont Senior was no different. They dominated the clock on offense, shut down the Polar Bears on defense and scored five touchdowns unanswered en route to a 35-7 romp.
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Clash of the Titans (Unbeaten FSHS and Bridgeport)
Friday night at Bridgeport should provide fierce, old-school football.
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8-0
Friday night, Fairmont Senior got its revenge in a big way. It rolled up more than 600 yards of offense and pounded host Park, 58-35, at Wheeling Island Stadium
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Bears Roll Over Elkins
With the victory, Fairmont Senior stayed perfect at 7-0, 6-0 in the North Central Athletic Conference. The Polar Bears last won seven straight to begin a season in 1978. The team also clinched its first NCAC title in 14 years.
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Bears Take on Elkins
Marion County Football faces extreme conditions.
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Bears Stay Perfect; Challenge Elkins Next
Moore finished 11 of 16 for 211 yards and three scores. Fetty had a season-best 155 yards on seven catches, while Skarzinski and Evans each had 58 yards rushing.
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Polar Bears #1 in AAA
Last Friday’s hard-fought double-overtime win over visiting University High School gave the Fairmont Senior Polar Bears the edge they needed to claim the top spot in Class AAA.
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Undefeated Polar Bears Top Undefeated Hawks
Double OT Thriller: The win pushes No. 1 Fairmont Senior to 5-0, 4-0 in the North Central Athletic Conference, and gives them an all but certain boost heading into the season’s stretch run.
For the evening, Fairmont Senior was limited to 238 yards of offense with Moore going 13 of 31 for a season-low 157 yards. He connected with Marcus Jazquez for a 34-yard touchdown late in the second quarter to make it 7-7.
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Bears #1 in WVSSAC Playoff Ratings; Tied with Brooke
The Polar Bears (4-0) are tied with Brooke (4-0) with 13.75 points in this week’s ratings.
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Boys' Soccer Tops Mohigans, 4-3
Tied with Morgantown for top spot in NCAC the Bears got a little bit of breathing room in the race for the No 1 seed thanks to Brooks Nucilli.
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Polar Bears Roll; Stay Perfect
More big plays, more record-breaking feats and another convincing victory for Polar Bear Football in a 45-19 rout over Preston that kept the Polar Bears undefeated.
Senior quarterback Logan Moore threw his way into the school record books against the Knights, setting Polar Bear career marks in passing yards and touchdowns.
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Polar Bears in Top Ten WVSSAC Listing
Football named #4 in first WVSSAC
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Streak Snapped
Fairmont Senior’s football team, after falling short to North Central Athletic Conference foe Morgantown again and again, turned the tables on the Mohigans at East-West Stadium Friday. The Polar Bears didn’t merely nab their first series win in over a decade, they did it in stunning fashion, erasing a 14-point first-half deficit en route to an exhilarating 31-14 victory.
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Bears Rout North Marion, 50-13
Moore finished with 272 passing yards and five touchdowns, and the Polar Bears had a second straight blowout victory, this one a 50-13 rout of Marion County rival North Marion at East-West Stadium.
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Bears Dominate in Debut, 42-6
Marcus Jacquez named Player of the Game.
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20 Honored as Area’s Best on Gridiron
Leading the way are quarterbacks Logan Moore of Fairmont Senior and Cameron Gallaher of the state champion Bearcats.
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Park Pounds Polar Bears, 49-0
In Saturday afternoon’s Class AAA state playoff opener at Wheeling Island Stadium, No. 3 Wheeling Park turned a competitive game into a full-on rout, scoring 28 third-quarter points en route to a 49-0 victory over 14th-seeded Fairmont Senior, ending the Polar Bears’ season and hopes of a deep playoff run just one game in.
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FSHS Stands Tall on Defense
“Bob DeLorenzo told us that the key is the next play,” Redelman said of the late Fairmont Senior athletic director and coach. “Don’t worry about (what happened before).”
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Polar Bears Rout East to Make Postseason, 30-7
Logan Moore threw a pair of touchdown passes and Remington Skarzinski added another pair of scores on the ground as Fairmont Senior dominated East Fairmont up front to secure a spot in the playoffs with a 30-7 win over the Bees.
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Showdown Time: 88th East-West Game Tonight
Fairmont Senior comes into the contest with a 5-4 record and the No. 16 rating in Class AAA. The Polar Bears try to make the playoffs after a one-year drought.
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Bridgeport Runs Over FSHS, 28-21
On Halloween night, the Indians fittingly delivered another monster game on the ground, racking up 414 yards and holding off a late Fairmont Senior rally in a 28-21 victory.
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Big Plays Burn Polar Bears in Loss
Unfortunately for the Polar Bears, the good vibes only lasted so long. No. 12 FSHS battled in the early going but was done in by big plays and turnovers en route to a 45-25 loss at Fairmont State University’s Duvall Rosier Field.
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Polar Bears Dominate Elkins
West (5-2, 4-2 NCAC) hosts state-ranked Wheeling Park and Bridgeport before taking on rival East Fairmont in the regular-season finale.
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West Rolls Over Buckhannon
Moore’s fast start, helping the Polar Bears score TDs on their first five possess ions, sparked West to a 41-23 win over host Buckhannon-Upshur Friday. For the Polar Bears it was a spark they needed.
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Polar Bears #10 in State Rankings
West Fairmont, idle last week, moved up one spot to No. 10 in the ratings.
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Evans MRI Still Unavailable; Likely Sidelined
Moore's 611 yards through two games puts him 239 yards ahead of the pace Kennedy Award winner Kyle Allard was on in 2006 where he finished with a school record 2,806 yards passing.
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Evans Results To Be Released Thursday
The West Fairmont football team will get word — finally — on the severity of Desmond Evans’ leg injury Thursday.
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Freshmen Top East Fairmont, 33-24
Trevor Malnick threw for 129 yards and touchdown and rushed for 42 yards and another TD to lead West Fairmont’s freshmen football team over East Fairmont Wednesday, 33-24.
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Polar Bears Take Control Defensively To Down Byrd, 28-7
The Polar Bears, though, saved their best for Friday night, using a strong defensive effort and some timely offense for a 28-7 win over the Eagles.
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Grid Season Begins with Robert C. Byrd
The veteran Polar Bears, who narrowly missed a playoff berth last season, will be looking for a measure of revenge at RCB tonight.
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‘Shine the Stadium’
By Mike Bowen
Times West Virginian
http://www.timeswv.com/homepage/local_story_227235014.html
PHOTO BY DANNY SNYDER / Times West Virginian
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FAIRMONT — Just in case you needed another sign that the fall sports season is on the way, then look no further than the flurry of activity at East-West Stadium the past few days.
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Bee Defense Shines When Needed Most
East-West games are not meant to be pretty.
And Friday night’s 87th installment of the longest continuous high school football rivalry in the state of West Virginia was anything but.
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Indians Pummel Polar Bears
No. 6 Bridgeport dominates in all phases of its 42-7 victory over West
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Park Runs Through West, 28-13
Wheeling Park’s defense limited Kelly to a season-low 27 rushing yards and forced Logan Moore to throw three interceptions as the No. 17-rated Patriots upended the No. 12 Polar Bears, 28-13, inside a windy Wheeling Island Stadium.
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#12 Polar Bears, 5-2, Beat Elkins in OT, 35-29
Fairmont Senior High School’s third-year head coach J.L. Abbott prepared his team for the biggest challenge to date when the Polar Bears visited Elkins Friday night.
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Kelly Carries Polar Bears, 55-13
Behind a career performance by standout tailback Jerry Kelly on Senior Night Friday at East-West Stadium, the Polar Bears beat Buckhannon, 55-13.
Kelly ran for a career-high 225 yards on 14 attempts with four touchdowns and added a 2-point conversion run to carry No. 14 Fairmont Senior.
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Polar Bears Upset #2 University High
Moore, Kelly, and Haun's kick insures the Polar Bear win for homecoming on the new turf Friday night at East-West Stadium.
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Football Team Overwhelms the Preston Knights, 41-7
On Friday evening at a rain-soaked Preston County field, the Polar Bears unleashed the offense during the second half to romp over the hapless Knights.
Senior Jerry Kelly had 21 carries for 137 yards and 2 touchdowns.
Joey Buonaiuto scored 2 touchdowns.
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Freshman Football 3-0
Jamie Allard threw for 124 yards and one TD and added an 8-yard scoring run to lead the freshman team past North Marion, 14-7 Wednesday.
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20-14 Heartbreaking Overtime Loss to Morgantown
With the clock at 59 seconds, the Polar Bears up 7 over perenial powerhouse Morgantown, and 80 yards to go for the Mohigans, it looked like the Bears might break the long losing streak against the neighboring county school. However, the Morgantown Mohigans indeed tied the score and won in overtime after sophomore quarterback Moore threw an interception. When the Mohigans got their chance they put the ball in the end zone for the instant win.
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Freshman Football Overwhelms Preston, 51-6
Quarterback Jamie Allard completed 8 of 13 passes for 253 yards and three touchdowns and added a 12-yard TD run to engineer Fairmont Senior's freshman football team past Preston, 51-6 Wednesday.
Marcus Jacquez was on the receiving end of all three Allard touchdown passes covering 186 yards.
Octavius Jones had a 30-yard TD run and caught a 32-yard pass.
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Polar Bears run past North Marion, 53-21
It took just two offensive plays for West Fairmont to set the tone and display its variety of weapons against North Marion Friday night.
The Polar Bears scored two touchdowns in the game’s first 2:32 en route to a 53-21 romp over the Huskies at East-West Stadium.
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Frosh Top East
Fairmont Senior’s freshman football team opened the season with a 19-16 win over East Fairmont Wednesday.
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RCB Escapes with Last Second Score
Robert C. Byrd entered its season opener against Fairmont Senior High School with most of the pundits expecting the Flying Eagles to destroy the young Polar Bears. Admittedly an impressive squad of starters returned from last year’s Class AAA state quarterfinal squad. Meanwhile, FSHS lost a wealth of talent from its state semifinal team, which prompted many to look for a run away.
However, the Polar Bears must not have read the doomsday reports and nearly surprised RCB Friday night.
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Brooks Parker and Rising Nashville Stars Benefit Concert
East West Stadium Project Beneficiary of concert
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Allard, Domico, and Satterfield Sign With Wesleyan
Kettering Signs with Amherst College
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Polar Bears Playoff Run Ends at Martinsburg
 Second-seeded Martinsburg posted a dominating performance in the AAA Semifinals on Saturday in posting a 40-0 victory over the Fairmont Senior Polar Bears.
The Bulldogs will make a 4th appearance in the AAA Championship Game in six years next Saturday at Wheeling Island Stadium.
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Polar Bears advance to football's final four
Kyle Allard shatters FSHS records in 35-28 win over Nitro
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Bears beat Park in first round of playoffs
Nitro next
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FSHS Wins Thrilling 86th Annual East-West Game
35-28 victory for the Polar Bears
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Polar Bears hand Indians their second loss
28-14 victory at East-West Stadium
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5-2 Bears Beat Elkins, 35-14
Allard, Kettering, Kelly provide offensive punch
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Bears beat Buckhannon
Class AAA No. 16 Fairmont Senior scores 28-14 win over Buckhannon-Upshur
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Bears snap losing streak to Hawks at Pony Lewis Field
Ben Kettering receives two of Kyle Allards passes to down the UHS Hawks, 42-13
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Polar Bears top North Marion, 40-13
Kyle Allard experienced one of those runs every player dreams of at any level in football...
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Kennedy Award For WV Football Standout
Charleston Gazette writer Assistant Sports Editor Rick Ryan details the front runners for this years Kennedy Award and lists all past winners. Established in 1947, Larry Drake won the honor in 1958 and Kyle Allard in 2006.
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Kennedy Watch
Fairmont Senior’s Logan Moore added to his impressive numbers against Bridgeport. The senior quarterback and Kennedy Award candidate connected on 23 of 39 passes for 260 yards, a touchdown and two interceptions. In the process, he went over 2,000 yards for the season.
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Logan Moore Earns ESPN Honor
Visit espnrise.com for further details of the regional player of the week recognition.
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Former Bear Jay Carpenter excelling at Mount Union
Jay Carpenter, former Fairmont Senior High School Polar Bear kicking star, is now in his senior season at Mount Union College and with the other members of his class is attempting to establish a new school record for class victories.
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Quarterback on Kennedy Award Watch List
Logan Moore listed on the prestigious recognition watch list.
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Tile the Tunnel Project Continues
The Marion County East-West Stadium turf committee has taken on a second fund-raising project.
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Kyle Allard Wins Kennedy Award
Quarterback Kyle Allard shattered FSHS records. Allard connected on 25 of 34 tosses for 320 yards with 4 touchdowns in the Nitro playoff game. With that performance, Allard's season totals increased to record numbers: 2,681 yards, 33 touchdowns, and only six interceptions. Allard has broken single-season school and North Central Athletic Conference records for touchdown passes (29) and the school record for yards (2,380).
Allard becomes only the second FSHS winner, Larry Drake, was the first from the class of 1959.
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All-Mon Valley Team Named by Times West Virginian
28 Honored
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Quarterback Kyle Allard Named NCAC Player of Year; Abbott Top Coach
The Polar Bears are being honored by the North Central Athletic Conference, on the strength of their season performance in which they advanced to the Class AAA semifinals led by Kennedy Award candidate Kyle Allard.
J. L. Abbott honored as top coach in NCAC
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A Tribute to the Legacy of Bob DeLorenzo
Visit the Bob DeLorenzo tribute site: web.mac.com/cjaproductions/iWeb/Site to share memories
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Polar Bears mourn loss of Bob DeLorenzo
Family man, teacher, player, coach, athletic director, friend, story teller extraordinaire-- the quintessential Polar Bear
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Polar Bears top East, 45-13, in 85th annual East-West game
West Fairmont and sophomore running back Jerry Kelly set the tone for the 85th annual East-West game from the opening minutes Friday.
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