SOUTH CHARLESTON —
If any Marion County hoops fans made their way to South Charleston for the annual North-South All-Star Basketball Classic Friday, they caught a glimpse of the future.
Stevie Browning, a sharp-shooting guard from Logan and a Fairmont State University signee, scored 19 points as the South rolled to a 114-101 victory at the South Charleston Community Center.
Browing, part of Jerrod Calhoun’s buzzing-creating first recruiting class with the Falcons, added 12 rebounds and was 7 of 8 on free throws.
Woodrow Wilson’s Cameron Shannon added 19 points for the South, which hit nine 3-pointers and held a 59-49 halftime lead.
O.J. Peterson of Class AAA state champion Hedgesville paced the North with 23 points. Peterson also won the event’s slam dunk contest over Boo Lathon of Wheeling Park.
Fairmont Senior’s Van Jones added six points, 11 rebounds and one assist for the North. The Polar Bear senior standout shot 2 of 5 from the field and connected on both of his foul shot attempts.
The South leads the series 24-6 since the game resumed in 1983.
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East’s Summers signs to play softball at FSU
East Fairmont softball player Kayla Summers always dreamed about playing softball in college.
On Tuesday, Summers signed her letter of intent to play at Fairmont State University.
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Horton signs with Fairmont State
One Fairmont Senior basketball player’s dreams of playing in college has become a reality.
On Tuesday, Travon Horton signed his letter of intent to play basketball at Fairmont State University.
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FSU, MVB team up for successful tournament
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Cobb named Atlantic Player of the Year
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Three Falcons earn All-WVIAC honors
Thee Fairmont State University baseball players earned All-West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference honors, the league announced Wednesday.
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FSU sweeps major WVIAC softball honors
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Caridi challenges FSU to ‘be brave’
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Falcons fall short in tourney championship
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Falcons, State to clash for softball title
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COLUMN: Davis, Monroe set to lead FSU
As early impressions go, Garrett Davis could not have made more of a favorable one in the eyes of Jason Woodman.
Woodman, Fairmont State’s first-year head football coach and a Marion County native, certainly knew about the senior middle linebacker before he even took the gig last December. - More Fairmont State Sports Headlines
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East’s Summers signs to play softball at FSU
