January 8, 2013
Area roundup: Compton among additions to Fairmont State football staff
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New Fairmont State football coach Jason Woodman announced three new additions to the Falcons' staff Tuesday.

Mike Compton (offensive line), Dan Gayton (wide receivers) and Chris Harvey (defensive line/special teams) will join Woodman for his first season in Fairmont.

Compton, a consensus All-American as a center at WVU who went on to win two Super Bowl rings with the New England Patriots, spent the last two seasons as the offensive line coach and director of football operations at Bluefield (Va.) College. Gayton spent the last five years as both a student and graduate assistant at Florida State under Clarksburg native Jimbo Fisher. Harvey, a Logan County native who won a national championship as a player at Miami in 2002, was the offensive line coach at North Alabama prior to accepting the position at Fairmont.

  • WVC FOOTBALL: Concord junior linebacker Jake Lilly and junior defensive back Riyahd Richardson were named to the 2012 Don Hansen Football Gazette NCAA Division 2 All-Super Region One first team, announced Tuesday.
  • Both players were also previously recognized by Beyond Sports Network All-America, Daktronics All-Region and All-West Virginia Conference first teams with Lilly being named as the WVC Defensive Player of the Year.

    As first-team selections, both players advance to the national ballot for consideration for the Don Hansen NCAA Division 2 All-America team.

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  • BASKETBALL CLINIC: The West Virginia Conference will host a free youth basketball clinic at the Charleston Civic Center on Saturday, March 2 during the WVC Basketball Tournament.

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