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Teammates make All-State

It’s rare for one player from a football team to be named all-state. The odds are even longer for two players to receive the honor. Read more. Photos by Rob Moore

Appalachian State faces old rival
It might seem odd to those who have followed Southern Conference basketball that when East Tennessee State hosts Appalachian State Sunday in the Memorial Center, that Tim Smith and D.J. Thompson will not be playing. Read more.

Pioneers host tournament
After taking some time off, Watauga girls basketball coach Klay Anderson is ready to start the second half of the season. Read more.

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December 24-26, 2007

App State butchers Hogs LTTLE ROCK, Ark. — Appalachian State center Donte Minter, at least according to Mountaineers coach Houston Fancher, has not played with much confidence lately. “If he had as much confidence in himself that his teammates have in him, he’d border on overconfidence,” Fancher said. To read more, please click here. Photo by Chris Dean/Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Duo named players of the year in their sports
The autumn of 2007 was extraordinary for Watauga. The Pioneers’ athletic program churned out no less than five Northwestern 4-A Conference champions this fall, including football, girls’ tennis, volleyball, boys’ cross country and boys’ soccer. Read more.

Huskies edge Pioneers by one
Ashe County had just enough foul shooting to hold off Watauga 51-50 Friday night at Lentz-Eggers Gym. Read more.

Ervin earns honor
Last Tuesday, Appalachian State wrestler Scott Ervin captured his second tournament title of the season. A day later, he earned SoCon wrestler of the week honors. The Mountaineer senior earns his first conference honor since being named Most Outstanding Wrestler at the 2007 SoCon Championships. Read more.