CHARLESTON — Mike Ice and Maverick Myers helped carry the load for their respective teams this season, though each went about it a bit differently.
Ice was again his staff’s ace, starting most of Fairmont Senior’s biggest games and often coming out on top.
Myers, meanwhile, followed a strong freshman season at North Marion with a better sophomore campaign, starring on the infield and on the mound.
Both were honored with spots on the Class AAA All-State baseball team selected by the West Virginia Sports Writers Association.
Ice was one of four pitchers to make the first team, while Myers was a second-team selection.
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Prep Sports
June 21, 2009
Ice, Myers earn spots on Class AAA All-State team
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Bears fought off nerves for lacrosse title
While quite a few of Fairmont Senior’s girls’ lacrosse players are playoff veterans, the butterflies were still swarming going into last Saturday’s WVSLA state title game.
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Next stop, Charleston: PHOTOS
Fairmont Senior has clawed its way back to Charleston.
The Polar Bears are making their ninth trip to Charleston in the past 10 seasons after a nail-biting, 4-0 win over John Marshall in the Region I final game on Thursday night at Mary Lou Retton Park. -
COLUMN: Polar Bears back in familiar spot
The Polar Bears did it again.
For the third straight season and ninth time in the past 10 years, Fairmont Senior’s baseball team is back in the Class AAA state tournament. -
Locals dot Big Ten cheer team
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Bears top Monarchs for regional title
Fairmont Senior rallied for four runs in the sixth inning while advancing their way to the state tournament yet again with a 4-0 victory over John Marshall in the Class AAA Region I final on Thursday night at Mary Lou Retton Park.
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FSHS preparing for Monarchs in regional final
The Fairmont Senior Polar Bears are riding plenty of momentum into today’s Region I baseball final versus John Marshall.
The last time the Polar Bears faced the Monarchs with a trip to the state tournament on the line was the 2009 regional final, where the Monarchs prevailed in the bottom of the seventh inning, 3-2. -
One step closer: VIDEO AND PHOTOS
The Fairmont Senior Polar Bears outdueled the Bees of East Fairmont, 10-0 in six innings, in the Region I semifinal game on Tuesday night.
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Bears top Bees in regional semis
The Fairmont Senior Polar Bears outdueled the Bees of East Fairmont, 10-0 in six innings, in the Region I semifinal game on Tuesday night.
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Cross-town clash
If Coach Steve Naternicola had to gauge the temperature of his Fairmont Senior baseball team going into regional play, the Polar Bears would likely be sitting dead smack at 98.6.
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Scherich ends prep career on top
Talk about a strong closing number.
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