FAIRMONT —
In his final wrestling season at Navy, Mason Bailey is going out in style.
The former Dutton Award winner and East Fairmont star took second place at the annual Navy Classic last weekend, fell in the 184-pound title match to 13th-ranked Casey Newburg of Kent State.
Bailey, who won the Classic title last season at 165, earned decision victories over Bucknell and George Mason wrestlers by a combined score of 24-1 to make his second straight finals appearance.
He’s now 11-3 on the year and 55-34 in his Midshipmen career.
Fellow Bees’ state champion Hunter Wood is in his second season at Army and his first as a varsity starter.
The 125-pounder has a season mark of 4-8 and seven career wins. He went 1-2 in Saturday’s home quad with Binghamton, Purdue and Rutgers. In the match versus the Bearcats, which was Army’s first win of the season, Wood picked up an 8-2 decision over Mike Sardo.
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COLUMN: Navy’s Bailey off to solid senior start
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Rogers making the move from Grafton to Fairmont State
Grafton’s standout tennis player is now off the market.
Hailey Rogers is an official member of the Fairmont State Fighting Falcon tennis squad, and she is ecstatic to call Fairmont home. -
HERTZEL COLUMN- Catastrophes make you stop and think
The scenes have been gruesome, devastation everywhere, words flowing from the mouths of reporters that are as difficult to comprehend as are the images on the eyes.
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Anderson gives Senators a chance
Craig Anderson has his game back, and just in time to give the Senators a chance.
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FSHS set for regionals
Fairmont Senior is set to toe the line against Braxton County in the first round of regionals at Mary Lou Retton Park at 6:30 p.m. today.
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Greening’s goal in second OT lifts Sens over Pens
Colin Greening scored 7:39 into double overtime, and the Ottawa Senators rallied for a 2-1 victory over the Pittsburgh Penguins that cut their series deficit to 2-1 on Sunday night.
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Locke, Pirates shut down Astros, 1-0
Jeff Locke didn’t have his best stuff Sunday. He didn’t need it to shut down the majors’ worst team.
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Sansalone finishes career with four goals
Fairmont Senior High School’s Ali Sansalone ended her career with four goals in the state championship game against Morgantown on Saturday.
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HERTZEL COLUMN- Major delivers message: ‘Roll with the punches’
On graduation day, four or five or who knows how many years into one’s college days, you expect to put on your cap and gown and listen to words of wisdom from a commencement speaker more along the lines of Henry Kissinger or Bill Clinton, but that is not to say it is only a day for an academic elitist.
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Polar Bears fall to Morgantown in state championship
The streak ends while Morgantown prevails.
Fairmont Senior’s five-year state championship streak in lacrosse came to an abrupt end against an undefeated (15-0) Mohigan team on Saturday afternoon, 12-9. -
North girls take home two titles
Add more state titles to the North Marion girls’ track team.
This time, it was the 4 x 100- and 4 x 200-meter relay teams that brought home the gold at the state meet Saturday in Charleston. - More Sports Headlines
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