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April 15, 2005

 

Second place up for grabs vs. Spartans

Those who venture to Sawmills tonight won’t get to see the battle of sophomore left-handed pitchers. Instead, fans will still get to see a big showdown of a different nature.

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Doubles teams lift Watauga past Titans

It always helps any young team to have a go-to weapon. For Watauga’s boys’ tennis team, their doubles’ teams have become that weapon.

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ASU athletics ceremony April 19:

MVP could also coach

It’s rare that an athlete can win a conference championship as a player and then do the same as a coach at the same school.

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ASU’s scoring machine: Thompson Usiyan still holds NCAA goal-scoring records

In a way, it took an international incident to bring Thompson Usiyan to Appalachian State.

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Pioneers shut out A.C. Reynolds 1-0

It may have been scoreless through most of the game, but Watauga had the pressure on A.C. Reynolds from the beginning of their girls’ soccer team’s 1-0 win over the Rockets Monday night at Jack Groce Stadium.

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Pioneers club Avery

On a team loaded with sophomores, two seniors played big roles in Watauga’s 11-1 victory over visiting Avery in five innings Tuesday night.

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Gardner-Webb thumps ASU again

It seems that the more Gardner-Webb plays Appalachian State, the more the Bulldogs dominate the Mountaineers.

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Pioneers leap back into NWC race with win

TAYLORSVILLE — At the start of the 2005 season, Watauga coach Pete Hardee brought a young team to the Northwestern 4-A Conference schedule, hoping to possibly grab the third state playoff position that the league gets.

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A passion for the game: Legendary coach Jim Morris stays close to the game

Just because Jim Morris is no longer coaching baseball, it doesn’t mean he’s drifted from the game.

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ASU takes two from Bulldogs

Appalachian State did not pull off a three-game sweep of The Citadel over the weekend, but winning two out of three was not bad in its own right.

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Around the area: WHS golf, tennis teams return to action

Watauga’s golf team will take to the links again today, weather permitting, this time in Marion.

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Watauga wins two straight

CHARLOTTE — Saturday was a day of firsts for Watauga’s girls’ club lacrosse team. First, they won their second game in a season with a 14-2 victory over South Mecklenburg.

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