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Pioneers have Hart
MT. HOLLY — When a soccer team spends as much time in an opponents’ side of the field as Watauga’s girls’ team did at East Gaston, goals are eventually going to be scored.
Watauga dominated most of its 3-0 victory over East Gaston in the first round of the 4-A state playoffs by keeping the ball in the Warriors’ territory and not allowing East Gaston any serious scoring opportunities. To read more, please click here. Photo by Steve Behr |
Cougars blank Pioneers
TAYLORSVILLE — Watauga softball coach Brian Vannoy wanted to mix things up Tuesday night when his team faced number one seed Alexander Central in the semi-finals of the Northwestern 4A Conference Tournament. Read more.
ASU takes 2-of-3
DAVIDSON — Appalachian State scored 23 runs in the first game of Wednesday’s doubleheader at Davidson, but managed just four runs in the nightcap to come away with a split of the twinbill at Wilson Field. Read more.
Weddington rolls past Watauga 5-1
After rolling through the regular season by winning 16 straight, Watauga’s boys’ tennis team found things difficult in the playoffs. Read more.
Mountaineers to play six home games
The one question that Appalachian State football coach Jerry Moore always seems to get when speaking at a banquet or any function is: When does the schedule come out? Read more.
Watauga to host regional
Any Watauga track and field athlete who wants to reach the state meet will enjoy home field advantage. The Pioneers host the Western 4-A Regional Championships Saturday at Jack Groce Stadium beginning at 9 a.m. Watauga will have about 20 athletes looking to extend their seasons to May 19, when the state finals are run in Greensboro. Read more.
WHS begins playoffs at Berry
Watauga baseball coach Pete Hardee knows better than to take an opponent lightly, especially in the first round of the state 4-A playoffs. Read more.
Three Mountaineers named All-SoCon
GREENSBORO — Appalachian State’s softball team earned three spots, including one first-team selection, on the all-Southern Conference softball team. Read more.
May 11, 2007
WHS falls in semifinals
Watauga will be happy to know that in 2008, it won’t have to face South Caldwell’s Madison Bumgarner anymore. To read more, please click here. Photo by Bill Sheffield |
Bumgarner keeps feet on the ground
It would be easy for Madison Bumgarner to have a big ego. Read more.
ASU adds game
Appalachian State announced Monday it has added Northern Arizona to its 2007 football schedule.
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Nelson to run for The College
Luke Nelson just wanted a chance to extend his running career by four years. College of Charleston is going to give him a chance. Read more.
ASU sprinters make strides
DURHAM —Dexter Jackson and Charles Derrickson each recorded second-place finishes to help lead the Appalachian State men’s track and field team at the Duke Asics Meet at Wallace Wade Stadium on Sunday. Read more.
WHS stops Rockets
Watauga’s softball team reached the semifinals of the Northwestern 4-A Conference Tournament with a 3-0 victory over A.C. Reynolds at the Carroll Complex Monday night. Read more.
May 7, 2007
Moore tosses one-hitter at Freedom
Watauga has yet to have one of its pitchers toss a no-hitter in 2007. Tyler Moore nearly did it in the Pioneers’ 2-0 victory over Freedom in the first round of the Northwestern 4-A Conference Tournament. To read more, click here. Photo by Bill Sheffield |
Watauga settles for split in soccer
After a win on Thursday and loss on Friday, Watauga’s girls’ soccer team settled for a third-place finish in the Northwestern 4-A Conference standings. In a rainstorm, Watauga was able to shut out South Caldwell 4-0 Thursday at Jack Groce Stadium. However, that game was followed by a disappointing 2-1 loss to McDowell at Kidd Brewer Stadium Friday night. Read more.
Mountaineers salvage series with Western
CULLOWHEE — Appalachian State baseball coach Chris Pollard knew that facing Western Carolina’s bullpen, with the exception of the Catamounts’ two outstanding closers, would be easier than facing their starting pitching staff. Read more.
Pioneers drop final two games
Watauga’s softball team limped to the finish line of the 2007 regular season by falling 7-4 to Hibriten and 2-0 to Reagan in non-conference games played Thursday and Saturday, respectively. Read more.
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