October 31-November 2 , 2005

Taking on the Tigers

Appalachian State coach Jerry Moore has fond memories of LSU. While playing receiver at Baylor, Moore’s Bears beat LSU 7-3 one season after the Tigers had won the national championship.

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Pioneers open playoffs with familiar foe

Watauga’s soccer team closed out its season winning three straight games. Getting win No. 4 won’t be easy.

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Evans captures 4-A state championship

RALEIGH — Watauga’s top girls’ tennis player, Anna Lee Evans, spent the weekend taking on the best in the state and showing them that they still had a ways to go before reaching her level. Evans started fast and never looked back in winning the individual 4-A state championship at Millbrook Exchange Park.

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Just good enough

It was not terribly artistic. In fact, it was rather sloppy. Certainly Appalachian State has played better games this year. But rest assured that the Mountaineers won’t give back their 35-25 homecoming victory over Chattanooga in front of 22,338 at Kidd Brewer Stadium Saturday.

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Pioneers stun Cougars

Who woulda thunk it? In an upset win Friday night, Watauga’s football team beat Alexander Central 22-21 in overtime to become playoff eligible.

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ASU men dominate title meet

STATESBORO, Ga. — Appalachian State men’s cross country captured its ninth Southern Conference team title and the women’s squad finished third, Sunday at the SoCon Championship hosted by Georgia Southern at the Southern Links Golf Club.

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Pioneers close out with win

With a 4-3 win over visiting Wilkes Central Thursday, Watauga’s boys’ soccer team strengthened an already strong case for a wild-card berth to the playoffs.

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Mustangs corrall Pioneers

Watauga’s volleyball team had the dumb luck of running into one of the top teams in the state Thursday in the second round of the playoffs.

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