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Appalachian, ECU get at-large bids to NCAA baseball tourney; Wake Forest left out
Appalachian State and East Carolina each received at-large berths to the 64-team NCAA Division I college baseball tournament when the field was announced today. Wake Forest, which had high hopes of making the field, was left out.
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ASU begins quest for SoCon Tournament title
Appalachian State, which has won its first Southern Conference regular-season baseball title in 25 years, will try to end another long drought this weekend.
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Pollard has Mountaineers looking strong
Chris Pollard isn't likely to forget his first season as baseball coach at Appalachian State. His Mountaineers went 10-42 that 2005 season, which makes winning this year's Southern Conference regular-season championship all the more gratifying.
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Mountaineers set sights on SoCon title
Appalachian State, trying to wrap up its first Southern Conference regular-season championship in 25 years, will continue its quest today when it begins a three-game series at Samford with a doubleheader at 2 p.m.
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Arrowood's pitching leads ASU's surge
Ryan Arrowood is on the verge of becoming Appalachian State's career leader in pitching victories.
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ASU's Kassouf putting on power display
Daniel Kassouf, who has a hit in all but one of Appalachian State's past 17 games, entered Tuesday's game against N.C A&T having swatted five home runs in a six-game stretch.
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ASU wrestlers wrap up All-America seasons
Austin Trotman of Appalachian State finished in third place in the 184-pound weight class and teammate Kyle Blevins wound up fourth at 165 in the NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships in St. Louis on Saturday.
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Mountaineers' Trotman pulls off upset
Austin Trotman of Appalachian State secured at least a top-six finish and All-America honors Friday in the NCAA Division I wrestling championships in St. Louis by upsetting the No. 1 seed in the 184-pound quarterfinals.
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Appalachian's Trotman reaches NCAA wrestling semifinals
Austin Trotman of Appalachian State secured at least a top-six finish and All-America honors today in the NCAA Division I Wrestling Championship in St. Louis by upsetting the No. 1 seed in the 184-pound weight class.
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ASU wrestlers headed to NCAA championships
Austin Trotman and Kyle Blevins, the two winningest wrestlers in Appalachian State history, will close out their careers this weekend.
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Surprising ASU wins two straight ballgames at LSU
Appalachian State's baseball team went into a three-game weekend series against powerhouse LSU at sparkling new Alex Box Stadium, which frequently draws crowds in excess of its 10,326-seat capacity, knowing that one victory would be a notable coup.
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Trotman sets ASU wrestling record
It will be back to normal business for Austin Trotman today, when Appalachian State resumes its Southern Conference wrestling schedule at The Citadel.
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Mountaineers' soccer team has thrived in tough times
Ryan Duffy, the captain of Appalachian State's men's soccer team, remembers a day in early September when Shaun Pendleton, who was the team's coach, didn't show up for practice.
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ASU soccer coach dies
Shaun Pendleton, the men's soccer coach at Appalachian State, was found dead Tuesday at his home in Boone. He was 49.
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ASU soccer coach Pendleton found dead in his home
BOONE Shaun Pendleton, the men's soccer coach at Appalachian State, was found dead Tuesday at his home in Boone, athletics-department officials said in a release Wednesday. He was 49.
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Appalachian State optimistic heading into SoCon tournament
It has been a down-and-up season for Appalachian State's baseball team.
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Appalachian State defeats College of Charleston
Tyler Zupcic went 3-for-4 with four RBIs, and Daniel Kassouf was 3-for-4 to help Appalachian State get past College of Charleston 8-5 on Saturday afternoon.
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ASU's Trotman has high expectations for NCAA wrestling championships
Austin Trotman will return to the NCAA wrestling championships a bit older and wiser.
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College Baseball Roundup: Conway lifts Deacons past Tar Heels
Matt Conway hit a game-tying, three-run homer in the bottom of the sixth, and then drove home Steven Brooks with the winning run in the bottom of the eighth to help Wake Forest defeat North Carolina 5-4 Sunday afternoon at Wake Forest Baseball Park.
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WCU pulls off SoCon upset
Western Carolina, the No. 6 seed, pulled off the first upset in the Southern Conference Baseball Tournament yesterday, rolling past No. 3 Georgia Southern 11-4.
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ASU aims high in SoCon tourney
Tyler Jackson, a left-hander who was mowing down high-school hitters for Starmount last spring, will face a more daunting challenge today.
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Heavy Hitter: Hobson gunning for various records for Mountaineers baseball team
Wes Hobson could become Appalachian State's all-time hits leader this weekend. He is aware of that fact but will not be dwelling on it.
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