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Fortunately, Poling’s and Slaubaugh’s fathers often did not work on many of the bad-weather days and were able to serve as an escort service, rounding up players and delivering them to the makeshift practices. In some cases, the fathers even filled player roles, giving the Mountain Lions enough bodies for a full scrimmage.
ON AT LEAST one occasion this winter, the snowfall in coach Tom Gutshall’s yard reached 52 inches. Even by Tucker County’s harsh standards, it was a tough winter and, if nothing else, it brought home some life’s lessons in perseverance and resourcefulness for Gutshall and his Mountain Lion basketball players.The veteran coach was helpless, of course, to combat the 255 snowy inches – 21 feet, 3 inches – that fell in recent months, but it grated on him that county policy forbade extracurricular activities, including basketball practice, on school days called off by bad weather. This was the first year, in fact, that such a policy existed in the Eastern Panhandle county. “The policy stinks. I’ …

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