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 | Baxter Ends Season At The National ChampionshipsLenoir-Rhyne's Kevin Baxter saw his season come to an end at the 2013 NCAA Division II Outdoor Track and Field National Championships Friday evening at the Neta & Eddie DeRose ThunderBowl. Baxter, a redshirt freshman from Columbia, S.C., failed to reach the finals in the men's 110-meter hurdles after false starting in the
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 | ASU Women Finish Season at East Prelims Appalachian State University women's track and field saw its season come to an end at the NCAA East Preliminaries at Irwin Belk Track at North Carolina A&T on Friday. Breanna Alston and Cassie Crawford competed in the 200-meter dash and pole vault, respectively, to wrap up the Mountaineers' season after Amanda Hamilton
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 | ASU Moves On With 15-4 Win Over WCU After getting just five hits in yesterday's 2-1 defeat of Samford, fifth-seeded Appalachian State University baseball’s bats came alive for 14 hits, while scoring 15 runs in a 15-4 rout of top-seeded Western Carolina in an elimination game of the Southern Conference Tournament on Friday at Fluor Field.
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 | Hall Named To SE Region Gold Glove Team Lenoir-Rhyne's Dalton Hall has earned 2013 NCAA Division II ABCA/Rawlings Gold Glove First-Team honors for the Southeast Region. ABCA is the American Baseball Coaches Association. Hall, a senior shortstop from Hickory, N.C., compiled a .962 fielding percentage this season and was a Gold Glove honoree for the South Atlantic
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 | 'Dads Win Wild 12 Inning Affair In a game that saw five ejections, four lead changes, a reversed walk-off home run, and nine total runs in the final inning, the Hickory Crawdads overcame a 4-run 12th inning deficit by scoring five in
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 | Millsaps, Cougars Master SE Guilford Kiana Millsaps can officially take her place among the great pitchers the Alexander Central High softball team has produced over the years. Millsaps took a giant step in that direction by guiding
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 | Agnew-Wieland Shines, Apps Advance A two-run sixth inning was all Appalachian State University baseball needed, as junior right-hander Sam Agnew-Wieland tossed eight compete innings and gave up just one run for his seventh win of the season, keeping the Mountaineers alive in the Southern Conference Tournament with a narrow 2-1 victory over Samford on
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