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The Natural View

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Bustin' leather, bendin' metal 
So far it's been a tough season for Keyser baseball. But you can't
always judge a team by its record. These guys play hard. Just
take a look at R.C. Pratt knocking the crap out of the ball and Chris
Halbritter bending aluminum. We hope things turn around for the team come
playoff time. All it will take is a few more runs; a strike instead of
a ball; and, making the play. They can do it! Lots of KHS baseball photos in
our gallery. Check 'em out.
Frankfort falls to BS 58-57

The Lady Falcons drop down into the "consolation" bracket and will
have to travel to Lincoln High School to realize their dream of making it to
the 2009 state playoff after losing in the final seconds to Berkeley
Springs. Above, Frankfort's Mariah Miller
splits Indian defenders Lesley Yost (left) and Amber Booher as she drives
the lane in the third quarter. Click
to read Michael Minnich's account of the game and
see the photos.
Green 1001 KHS 75 BW 62

On Senior Night and in front of a huge crowd, the Keyser High Golden Tornado
knocked off the area's number one rated Bishop Walsh Spartans 75-62.
Matt Wilmer poured in 27 and Jeremy Green, pictured above scoring his career
1001 point, added 14. Click to read Michael Minnich's
story or see the
pictures.
Regional Wrestling

Frankfort coaches react to Roger Ryan's pin of Grafton's Chris Muller
to win the 171-pound weight class at the Region II A-AA Tournament in Keyser
on Feb 21.
More pictures from the event are here.

Lady Cats pound Butler
Go to 14-0 with 91-36 win
KEYSER, W.Va. — Potomac State rolled to its 14th win of the season
with no losses as the Lady Catamounts blasted Butler 91-36 Saturday
afternoon at Lough Gymnasium on Saturday, Jan.24. Julieanne Buckley,
Amanda McKim and Shaniece Banks all scored a dozen for PSC, while Denise
Johnson and Ford added 10 points each, the former grabbing seven rebounds
and the latter a team-high 11, to round out the double-digit scorers.
Madilynn Crosby chipped in seven points and eight boards for Potomac, and
Banks added six rebounds and four assists. Potomac State (14-0, 4-0
WPCC) will host Allegany in a battle of local unbeatens on Thursday.
Game photos.
YouTube video.
Frankfort upsets Keyser

Frankfort guard Logan Wolford
sails through the lane on the way to two of his team-high 15 points in the
Falcon's 60-55 upset of Keyser on Friday, Jan. 23 in Short Gap. Tornado
defenders on the play are Preston Hartman (4) and Jeremy Green (10).
Looking on are Falcon teammates Travis Myers (20) and James Jones
(14).
Read the News-Tribune story and
see the photos.
Below is a short video clip from the game.
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Lady Cats win PCAA

Potomac State captured the Pennsylvania Collegiate Athletic
Association Championship with a win over Northampton Community College on
Feb. 21 in Keyser. Here is the
story and the
pictures.

Potomac State Cats beat Butler 109-100
Donavin Vinson goes high over a Butler defender for a field goal.
Photos.
Cats take on P. Henry

Potomac State only has a couple of home games on their schedule. We had an
opportunity to see their match against Patrick Henry.
Pictures
KHS FHS boys soccer

Frankfort's Cory Brown dribbles the ball pursued by Keyser's Bryan
Staggers during a match in Keyser on Sept. 23.
Photos
PSC Women's Soccer
Kacee Whetzel controls the ball in a recent match against Patrick Henry.
See the photos.

Former Keyser High standout goalkeeper Christina Koontz (right) returned to
the PSC pitch when Shepherd College squared off against the Lady Cats on
Sept. 11. Koontz must have felt good about the visit, her team left
with a 2-1 victory.
Photos. Grab your niblick and polish your mashie
We're headin' to the links

Ethan Rohrbaugh (above) and Jeff Alt (below) are two of the talented golfers
that make up the Keyser and Frankfort high school golf teams. We've
got photos of both G-units in recent action at Polish Pines.
Frankfort@ Keyser and
Moorefield@Keyser
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