July 7, 2006
Pollard recruits players according to need
Chris Pollard was plenty pleased with how the recruiting class of 2006 played this spring. But he also knew that there were some holes to fill both in the starting lineup and on the team’s bench.
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ASU finds strength and conditioning coach
Appalachian State announced the addition of several new athletics staff members Wednesday. Joining the Mountaineers for the 2006-07 academic year are strength and conditioning coach Jeff Dillman, director of marketing and promotions Samantha Stevens, head cheerleading coach Cory Smith, assistant academic coordinator Eric Hart and assistant athletic trainer Jason Robey.
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Local all-star teams return to diamonds
Watauga’s all-star teams were able to get some rest and some practice time in during the Fourth of July break. Now it’s time to get back to the field.
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July 3-5, 2006
Commentary: SoCon just got tougher
Don’t look now, but it just became tougher to win the Southern Conference tournament in men’s basketball.
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Watauga National wins
COLLETTSVILLE — Watauga National got off to a fast start with an 11-5 victory over Caldwell County in the first round of the 11-12 year old Little League All-Star Tournament Saturday.
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Sherrill’s Ford beats Watauga in seventh
In the 11-12 year-old Little League All Star game Thursday, Watauga American fell victim to Sherrill’s Ford 7-4 in seven innings.
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Wilkes downs Watauga
NORTH WILKESBORO — Missed opportunities summed up Watauga American’s 9-10 year old All-Star team’s trip to North Wilkesboro on Saturday.
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Yosef Club reaches goal
For the first time in Appalachian State athletics history, the Yosef Club has raised over $1 million dollars to provide scholarships for student-athletes, Yosef Club director Gerald Adams announced on Thursday.
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Watauga 9-10s advance with win
Watauga’s 9-10 softball team found plenty of offense in its 14-4 win over Avery in a loser’s bracket game played at the Carroll Complex on a warm Saturday afternoon.
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Former standout Smith returns to ASU
By the time Lindsay Smith graduated from Appalachian State in 2005, she had made her impact on the Mountaineers’ program.
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Cremins to take over Cougars
After one man turned it down, College of Charleston came up with a men’s basketball coach who is familiar to the Southern Conference — especially to the High Country.
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