Archived: June 23, 2006
Elon standout earns award
LBlood, Sweat and Gears rolls Saturday
Sonny Sweet has learned that he cannot please everybody when it comes to the Blood, Sweat and Gears Bike Ride, which is this weekend.
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State: Watauga well represented in two sports
Watauga will have its share of representatives at the state games being held this weekend in the Raleigh area.
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June 21, 2006
Elon standout earns award
LONG BEACH, Calif. — The academic accolades keep coming for former Watauga High and Elon University runner John Tumbleston.
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Lees-McRae chooses new hoops coaches
Two weeks ago, Lees-McRae was looking for head men’s and women’s basketball coaches. Both positions have since been filled with Sebastian Wild taking over as interim women’s coach and Scott Polsgrove taking over the men’s position.
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Wendy’s Blue trips Custom Muffler
The third-place Wendy’s Blue baseball team upset Custom Muffler Saturday in a game that knotted up the second-place spot in the National League. After the final game of each team’s season, the two have identical 8-6 records, good for a second-place tie behind St. Germain.
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June 19, 2006
Crawdads benefit from Hass’ leadership
HICKORY — The duties of Hickory Crawdads general manager David Hass differ from those of his major league counterpart, David Littlefield, of the parent club Pittsburgh Pirates.
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Around the area: Murrell on Street & Smith’s cover
Appalachian State All-America defensive end Marques Murrell will grace the cover of the Street & Smith’s College Football 2006 Yearbook when it hits newsstands in the Carolinas on June 27.
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Taming the cub
Ava Zimmerman, a student at Watauga High School, won the women’s division of the Valle Crucis 7 Miler held Saturday.
Zimmerman finished with a course record time of 48 minutes, 17 seconds. It was good enough for fourth place overall. She is a junior at Watauga High and ran cross country for the Pioneers last year.
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