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Pioneers host Davie County in first game of season
Watauga football coach Adrian Snow wanted to beef up the Pioneers’ schedule by playing some of the top programs in western North Carolina. The Pioneers get their first test right out of the gate. To read more, please click here. Photo by Marie Freeman
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Mountaineers' offense reaches end zone
Appalachian State resumed two-a-days Wednesday on another chamber of commerce day in the High Country. After a brief morning practice, the squad reconvened on the Kidd Brewer Stadium turf for an afternoon practice that featured more than an hour of situational scrimmaging.
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ASU to induct three into Hall
The Appalachian State Hall of Fame will certainly take a local interest when it inducts three new members Sept. 8 at ASU’s Plemmons Student Union.
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Hill Climb comes to Eagles Nest
BANNER ELK — It’s a steep climb to the top, but who says it has to be slow?
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August 15, 2007
Just two more days
Watauga quarterback Blake Beason hands the ball off to Adam Chiarolanzio, who was playing running back, in a scrimmage against Trinity last Saturday in the High Country Bank Kickoff Classic. The Pioneers host Davie County in their season opener Friday at Jack Groce Stadium. Photo by Marie Freeman |
Riddle answers a different call
Billy Riddle was ready to play a big role for Appalachian State’s football team.
A rising senior, Riddle did not have the starting safety position left by Jeremy Wiggins all to himself, but he was one of the top candidates.
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ASU hits practice midway point
Monday marked the midway point of fall camp for the Appalachian State football team and the Mountaineers celebrated with two practices at Kidd Brewer Stadium.
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August 13, 2007
Watauga Sports Hall of Fame inducts four more
Though there were just two inductees on hand to accept their inclusion into the Watauga Sports Hall of Fame, it did not diminish what all four inductees have accomplished.
Watauga High School and Brown University track and field standout Lindsay Taylor, former Major League Baseball player, the late Coaker Triplett, overall standout athlete Larry Horine and former Watauga football player and eventual baseball coach Joe Critcher were all inducted into the Watauga Sports Hall of Fame Friday night at the Boone United Methodist Church. To read more, please click here. Photo by Steve Behr |
Watauga moves the ball well in scrimmages
It’s never easy to tell if a prep football team is ready for its season opener. Watauga can at least say it looked ready if their scrimmages are an indication. Read more.
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