PLEASANT VALLEY — Fairmont Senior’s girls’ basketball team got its biggest win of the season Wednesday night in the final game of the 2009 Game Time Athletics Holiday Shootout at East Fairmont High School.
The Polar Bears got 25 points from Kaitlinn O’Neal and 20 points from Brooklyn Little as they held off the previously unbeaten John Marshall Monarchs, 72-65.
That made FSHS the de facto winner of the tournament, finishing with a 2-0 record.
“I thought in the second half that we wanted it a little bit more,” Fairmont Senior head coach Ashley Reed said. “John Marshall is a very good team and right now all our girls are giving 110 percent on the floor.”
Full story
Prep Sports
December 31, 2009
Bears top JM; East falls to Red Dragons
- Prep Sports
-
-
Huskies pull away late, down Bees: VIDEO AND PHOTOS
It was Senior Night for the North Marion Huskies, and senior Paige Tuttle came up big in her final regular-season game in front of the home crowd.
While Tuttle didn’t lead the team in scoring, her play on defense and ball-handling skills helped the Huskies break open a close game in the fourth quarter on Thursday to defeat rival East Fairmont, 68-57. -
Bridgeport blasts Bears: VIDEO AND PHOTOS
It has been a bad week to be a Polar Bear, especially on the basketball court against teams from Harrison County.
Robert C. Byrd upset the Fairmont Senior boys on Wednesday, and Thursday was not much better for the Bears. Bridgeport, the No. 2-ranked girls’ team in Class AAA, visited Fairmont and left the Friendly City with a 75-34 win against No. 7 Fairmont Senior. -
COLUMN: Huskies to raise money for cancer
One way or another, we’ve all been touched by cancer.
And while there is no cure in sight, that doesn’t — and won’t — stop people from fighting for the cause.
Tonight, it is the North Marion boys’ basketball team’s turn. -
No. 2 Bridgeport cruises by Polar Bears, 75-34
Bridgeport showed why it is the No. 2 team in Class AAA on Thursday, going on the road and thumping No. 7 Fairmont Senior, 75-34.
-
North girls push past Bees, 68-57
North Marion’s girls’ basketball team broke open a close game against rival East Fairmont in the fourth quarter en route to a 68-57 victory over the Bees.
-
Byrd upsets Polar Bears: VIDEO AND PHOTOS
On a night when Fairmont Senior head coach David Retton was honored for getting his 200th career win, the Polar Bears played like their own worst enemy.
The Bears struggled in multiple facets of the game as visiting Robert C. Byrd handed them their first loss to a Big Ten school and second in three games, 53-52. -
Bridgeport thumps North boys: VIDEO AND PHOTOS
The No. 9 North Marion boys’ basketball team did not have much going for it Wednesday.
The Huskies turned the ball over, missed shots, missed rebounds. You name it, and if it hurts a team’s chance at winning a basketball game, the Huskies probably did it Wednesday against Bridgeport. -
Bears’ Malnick signs with Fairmont State
Standout Fairmont Senior football star Trevor Malnick will stay close to home to play college football.
Fairmont State University added Malnick to its list of recruits who have signed a National Letter of Intent to play for the Falcons this fall. -
Polar Bears fall to RCB, 53-52
Fairmont Senior was its own worst enemy Wednesday night, as Robert C. Byrd handed the Polar Bears their first loss in the Big Ten and second in the last three games after starting the season 13-0.
-
Bridgeport thumps North Marion, 66-36
Not much went right for North Marion on Wednesday. The Class AAA No. 9 Huskies trailed the entire game and lost to visiting Bridgeport, 66-36.
Tyler Sprouse paced Bridgeport (13-6) with 22 points to lead all scorers. - More Prep Sports Headlines
-
