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SAME ‘OLE EAGLES, DIFFERENT KIND OF NEST Tyler Adkins

Fast Facts will return next Friday when we take on Greenup County!

September 16th, 2011

Coming into the game Saturday, one could gather that Fairview’s opponents have been less than stellar, respectively. Their opponent, this time, would be no different. The Eagles ran all over the visiting Phelps Hornets for a 61-14 victory to remain undefeated.

Everything wasn’t the same in this Fairview win because, the ‘’WOOD’’ believers were watching it all happen from the opposite of where they had sat for years. That had to be a little strange for the players, but they seemed to roll on quite well with the change.

The fans couldn’t have been complaining though. The bleachers were brand new, along with an up to date press box sitting above them. They watched the Eagles rack up 393 yards of offense to open up a new era for the Fairview football field.

The Fairview running game looked like an efficient machine for yet another performance Saturday. It seemed like every blink of an eye there would be one of the three Fairview backs score. Together, they accumulated 266 yards.

The fullback, Chris Brewer had a big chunk of it with 110 yards with 3 touchdowns. Devon Turner turned in 3 scores and Chris Littlejohn had the 2 other touchdowns, (one being a reception) from the 8 the trio cashed in.

Cross Country keeps fightingRhonda Sizemore If you noticed some extra traffic in the Westwood community last Saturday morning, you were witnessing the large spectator turnout for the annual Fairview Invitational Cross Country Meet. The course is situated on Wheatley Road between the Fairview football field and the railroad tracks. And as you may know, parking is a challenge in that area and the available parking lot was filled by 9am. Thanks to the quick thinking of Lisa Jackson, wife of Minister Dean Jackson, the Westwood Christian Church parking lot provided additional parking and Lisa provided the shuttle service to and from the event! The 3.1 mile course was perfectly groomed and the weather was beautiful as the Fairview Varsity Girls team captured another win scoring 23 points to the second place team, Mason County with a score of 41. The Fairview team was led by Lyndsey Burke(1st) with a time of 20:38 and Katie Richard(2nd), followed by Brooklyn Bowen(4th), Maddy Rymer(7th), Morgan McIntyre, Audrey Sizemore and Dani Craig. The top ten runners included four from Fairview!

Although Fairview does not have a mandatory 5 athletes for a boys team, new runners Jonathan Burke and Daniel Jackson represented the school very well in the boy’s Varsity race.

On Saturday, September 17, Fairview travels to Maysville, Ky for the Mason County Invitational where the competition will include AA-AAA schools from Central and Northern Kentucky.

PHOTO PROVIDED BY: Logen Thovson

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around tHe corner! After months of planning and board meetings the new football stadium is complete. Hundreds of workers and community members worked tirelessly until the early morning hours on Saturday to make sure Saturdays game against Phelps went off without a hitch. “I watched the first set of bleachers go up on that hill, these will be the last.” Said Fairview Superintendent Bill Musick. The stadium was completed approximately 11pm Friday night. Soon after the Westwood Volunteer Fire Department came in and hosed the new bleachers down to get all of the dirt and debris of the newly finished seats. Saturday morning came and went as everyone was waiting for game time. Around 2:30 PM music started playing thru the new stadium sound system and all of Westwood knew it was a new chapter in Fairview Football.

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The running game hasn’t been the only thing that has been efficient though. The Eagles defense held the Hornets scoreless the whole first half and gave the offense plenty opportunities to reload and go at it again which contributed to the 55-0 halftime score.

With the game decided early, Fairview took the time to slow down and play no mistake football in the passing game, which has been shaky at times. Ty Lowe completed 3 of his 6 throws, including a 36 yard touchdown pass.

The Eagles would score one touchdown in the second half as Phelps got their selves on the board.

The Hornet’s Devon, Devon Smith stepped up for his team and scored for a 35 yard and 60 yard rushing touchdown respectively. Better late than never.

Fairview (4-0) will have a bye for this week, but will continue its season against a team from the neighboring county. The ‘’WOOD’’ will welcome in the (0-3) Greenup County Musketeers on 9/23.

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FAIRVIEW APPAREL AVAILABLE! CHECK OUT OUR NEWEST DESIGNS!We have adult and youth sizes in sweatshirts ($20), hoodies ($20), long sleeve T-shirts ($15), short sleeve T-shirts ($12 adults)($10 youth), hand towels ($8), and string backpacks ($10).

To place an order call 326-1778 or stop by the FRYSC office. Or you can e-mail Brenda Hale brenda.hale@fairview.kyschools.us

Items are produced in-house at the high school. Personalization is also available for an additional charge. If you would like more information or if you would like to place an order, please contact one of the following people:

Brenda Hale, FRYSC CoordinatorFairview FRYSC

Phone: (606)326-1778E-mail: brenda.hale@fairview.kyschools.us

Becky Musick, AssistantFairview FRYSC

Phone: (606)324-9226 ext. 3025