Bring on the new guys
What little Appalachian State knows about Samford may not really matter, if last Saturday holds true. Photo by Mark Mitchell
Pioneers cruise past Patriots 9-3 Watauga broke a tie game open with six unanswered goals and buried Freedom 9-3 in a Northwestern 4-A Conference soccer showdown at Jack Groce Stadium Monday night. Photo by Mark Mitchell
Two Mountaineers earn honor Appalachian State quarterback Armanti Edwards and cornerback Cortez Gilbert were named players of the week by the Southern Conference.
Off and running
After Appalachian State’s win over Presbyterian, Jerry Moore reminded the media that it might take a few extra games for the Mountaineers’ offense to gel. In their 47-21 victory over the 12th-ranked Citadel Saturday, that might have happened. Photo by Mark Mitchell
Making small mistakes against Shelby is not a good idea. Making big ones is even worse. Watauga did both and paid the price in a 27-6 loss to the Lions, the 2-AA state runners up in 2007. Commentary: Warning — Beware of ASU Bad news for the rest of the Southern Conference: Appalachian State looks ready for conference play.
Watauga girls finish eighth at Wendy’s CHARLOTTE — Watauga’s cross country teams were impressive enough at the Wendy’s Invitational at McAlpine Park. Just think how well they would have done with a full team. Mountaineers drop SoCon road matches BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Appalachian State’s volleyball team went to Alabama with hopes of picking up its first Southern Conference win of the year. ASU edges Wofford in OT SPARTANBURG,S.C. — Antonio Harley scored in the 104th minute to give Appalachian State 2-1 double-overtime win over Wofford Saturday night.