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Moronta’s grand slam and 6 RBIs power App State to Game 3 win over Georgia State, 13-9

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Moronta’s grand slam and 6 RBIs power App State to Game 3 win over Georgia State, 13-9

By David Rogers. ATLANTA, Ga. — App State jumped in front of Georgia State with a 7-run first inning in Game 3 of the weekend series and never looked back en route to a 13-9 victory. Designated hitter Joseph Moronta played a key role with six RBIs in the Sunday afternoon affair at the GSU Baseball Complex.

Moronta’s red-letter day included a home run in his 3-4 outing, scoring a pair of runs to go with his six RBIs. His dinger was a grand slam in the top half of the 4th inning, accounting for four of the Mountaineers’ five runs in the frame that expanded their lead to 12-5.

After App State’s 7-run outburst to open the game, Georgia State reliever Duncan Lutz was called in from the bullpen to stop the rally. He blanked the Mountaineers in the second and third innings, but trouble started from the get-go in the 4th inning, when Austin St. Laurent singled and Drew Holderbach walked after pushing the count to 3-2. With runners on first and second, Banks Tolley singled to center, bringing in St. Laurent and that was the end for Lutz.

His replacement, righthander Trent Reddick, didn’t fare any better. C J Boyd laced a single to left, loading the bases and setting the stage for Moronta’s grand slam HR.

App State manufactured an insurance run in the 8th inning, a one-out Moronta single scoring Tolley from second base.

Counting a rare “tie” in Game 3 vs. Arkansas State a week ago, the Mountaineers are unbeaten over the last seven games and have jumped up to fifth place in the Sun Belt Conference standings and nine more SBC games to play before the conference tournament.

With the win, App State’s record improves to 26-14-1 overall and 11-9-1 in Sun Belt play. They play at Wake Forest on April 30, with first pitch slated for 6 p.m. at Keeter Stadium in Shelby, N.C.

KEY PERFORMERS

  • APP – Xavier Moronta: 3-4, 2 runs scored, 6 RBIs, HR (grand slam), walk
  • APP – Banks Tolley: 2-4, 3 runs scored, 2 RBIs, walk
  • APP – Hunter Wilder: 1-4, 1 run scored, 2 RBIs, 2B, walk
  • APP – Tommy Walker: 3-4, 1 run scored, 1 RBI, 2B, walk
  • APP – Drew Holderbach: 0-2, 2 runs scored, 3 walks, stolen base

Burroughs, Buchanan, relay teams lead Watauga in 3-state Trojan Timing Classic

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By David Rogers. BLOUNTVILLE, Tenn. — With 47 schools from three different states (North Carolina, Virginia, and Tennessee) competing in the 44th Annual Trojan Timing Classic, earning a spot in the “top 10” of a track and field event is a major accomplishment. Getting into the top five or even winning? That puts the student athlete on a different level.

Top Highlights for Watauga:

  • Sadie Buchanan was a double winner for the Pioneers, taking No. 1 in both the 100 Meter Hurdles and the 300 Meter Hurdles.
  • The Watauga men’s 4×200 Relay team of Lade Oguntoyinbo, Jakob Crosswell, Kees Greene, and Nyle Pays were No. 1, with a winning time of 1:35.16, just edging out runner-up Elizabethton (credited with the same time in a photo finish).
  • Olivia Burroughs topped all competitors as No. 1 in the Discus, No. 1 in the Pole Vault, No. 8 in the Long Jump and No. 9 in the Shot Put.
  • Junior Will Bradbury (4:16.74) was just 7/100ths of a second behind Abingdon senior Rives Boltwood (4:16.67) in the Men’s 1600 Meters.
  • In the 4×200 Relay, Watauga’s team of Sienna Johnson, Olivia Kop, Kaitlyn Darner, and Mackenzy Cheek crossed the finish line in the No. 3 spot.
  • The Men’s 4×400 team of Jakob Crosswell, Alex Gremmell, Nyle Peays, and Curtis Sevensky was the No. 3 finisher
  • Lilly Stough, Kaitlyn Darner, Sadie Buchanan, and Ava Doty comprised the Watauga 4×400 Relay team that took No. 3.
  • Watauga’s Men’s 4×800 Relay team of Will Bradbury, Micah Duvall, Collin Anderson, and Sam Nixon earned a No. 3 finish.
  • Still just a sophomore, Janie Beach-Verhay was No. 4 out of a large field in the Women’s 1600 Meters.
  • Also just a sophomore, Lilly Stough grabbed the No. 4 spot in the Women’s 400 Meters.
  • The 4×100 Relay team of Mackenzy Cheek, Olivia Kop, Sophia Kop and Hadleigh Windish was No. 4, just three seconds behind first place Science Hill.
  • In the Women’s 4×800 Relay, Janie Beach-Verhay, Lainey Johnston, Sydney Townsend and Annabelle Stewart made up the Pioneer team that finished No. 5.

Results courtesy of FloTrack.

WOMEN’S ATHLETE PLACE
100 METER DASH
13.55 Olivia Kop 13th
200 METER DASH
28.09 Sienna Johnson 13th
29.41 Mackenzy Cheek 14th
400 METER DASH
1:01.52 Lilly Stough 4th
1:03.97 Ava Doty 10th
1:04.50 Kaitlyn Darner 12th
1600 METER RUN
5:32.31 Janie Beach-Verhay 4th
5:51.11 Lainey Johnston 12th
3200 METER RUN
11:54.77 Annabelle Stewart 8th
100 METER HURDLES
14.72 Sadie Buchanan 1st
17.53 Tessa Buchanan 13th
17.67 Kara Schneider 15th
300 METER HURDLES
44.95 Sadie Buchanan 1st
49.76 Tessa Buchanan 5th
4X100 METER RELAY
52.73 Relay Team 4th
4X200 METER RELAY
1:50.72 Relay Team 3rd
4X400 METER RELAY
4:08.81 Relay Team 3rd
4X800 METER RELAY
10:29.45 Relay Team 5th
LONG JUMP
15-6.25 Olivia Burroughs 8th
15-4.75 Eden Krenzin 11th
TRIPLE JUMP
35-6.5 Lilly Stough 3rd
32-2.25 Eden Krenzin 11th
MEN ATHLETE PLACE
100 METER DASH
11.73 Lade Oguntoyinbo 12th
11.81 Kees Greene 14th
800 METER RUN
2:05.79 Collin Anderson 15th
1600 METER RUN
4:16.74 Will Bradbury 2nd
4:47.72 Samuel Nixon 16th
4:48.84 Grady Gates 18th
3200 METER RUN
10:18.94 Calvin Zwetsloot 10th
300 METER HURDLES
42.64 Nyle Peays 7th
4X200 METER RELAY
1:35.16 Relay Team 1st
4X400 METER RELAY
3:34.03 Relay Team 3rd
4X800 METER RELAY
8:12.02 Relay Team 3rd

Gray breaks own school record in Pole Vault, App State women dominate in sprints, middle distances

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Gray breaks own school record in Pole Vault, App State women dominate in sprints, middle distances

By David Rogers. BOONE, N.C. — While Friday’s Day 1 of the App State Open track and field meet at the new Randy Marion facility was greeted by blustery, mostly wet weather, Saturday’s Day 2 saw clear, sunny skies with an occasional wind gust.

Twenty-two teams sent athletes to compete in the various men’s and women’s events, as well as several “unattached” athletes in every discipline.

Photographic image by David Rogers

Team competing included Appalachian State, Winthrop, Bob Jones, Virginia Tech, Tennessee, Presbyterian, Montreat, Gardner-Webb, Spartanburg Methodist, GW Express, Livingstone, UNC Running Club, Western Carolina, Mars Hill, Anderson (S.C.), Cleveland CC, Carson Newman, Newberry, Higher Power Athletic Club, Fayetteville State, Radford, Dynamic Speed Elite, KMR Athletics and several unattached competitors.

MEN’S HIGHLIGHTS

  • 100 Meters — App State freshman Armonte Ferguson was No. 1, recording a 10.66, but Winthrop showed a lot of team strength by placing five among the top seven finalists, including 2-3-4-6-7.
  • 200 Meters — GW Express senior Phillip Marcelle (20.68) edged out App State’s Ferguson (21.44), followed by a pair of Winthrop sprinters in Toluwayan Agbeyomi and Kevin Brown at No. 3 and No. 4, respectively.
  • 400 Meters — Mountaineer sophomore Parker Kinney broke the tape first (47.89), followed by App State senior Cole Krehnbrink (48.21). Kailen Perry of GW Express was No. 3 (48.54).
  • 800 Meters — Unattached Ryan Hastings (1:54.58) finished less than a half-second ahead of Gardner-Webb’s Nathan Cremin (1:54.90). App State sophomore Ethan Lipham was No. 3 (1:55.7) out of the 33 entrants in the event. Hastings is now a graduate assistant women’s cross country coach for App State, where he still holds the school record in the 800 Meters (1:48.02).
  • 1-Mile Invitational — The University of Tennessee placed five of the top seven athletes in the featured event, headed by Christopher Cherry (4:02.26) and Canaan Anderson (4:03.16) going 1-2. App State’s Ethan Lipham was No. 3 (4:03.91) and Elliot Dotson of Anderson (S.C.) at No. 4 (4:04.74), with 24 athletes entered in the race.
  • 1-Mile Open — A pair of Virginia Tech athletes went 1-2 in the event, including Andrew Bennett and Samik Bhinge, in 4:28.40 and 4:36.34, respectively. A total of 18 athletes competed.
  • 5000 Meters — App State showed well in the event, with Tucker Sangster taking No. 1, Jackson Nichols at No. 3, and Griffin Horner at No. 5. Montreat’s Caleb Wright was No. 2 and Virginia Tech’s Aaron Getty crossed the line in the No. 4 position.
  • 10,000 Meters — Virginia Tech’s Harris Naseh captured the distance at No. 1 (32:56.05), followed by a pair of Bob Jones University runners, Evan Seaman and Marc Johnson.
  • 110 Hurdles — App State sophomore Harrison Robinson was the only Mountaineer entry in the event but his 13.99 seconds time was good enough for No. 1, ahead of Gardner Webb’s T J Peebles and Livingstone’s Jayden Mungo at No. 2 and No. 3, respectively. Robinson was the only competitor under 14 seconds.
  • 400 Hurdles — Nate Bruno of GW Express was No. 1, crossing the finish line in 52.45 seconds, a second ahead of Jabari Dalton of App State, the No. 2 finisher. Watauga High School alum Davis Hunt, now competing for App State, was No. 4 (54.40).
  • 3000 Steeplechase Invitational — Only four athletes qualified for the invitational event and Tennessee freshmen took the top two spots, including Brody Chapman (9:05.71) and Simon Schabort (9:32.62). App State’s Ben Datte (9:43.97) was No. 3.
  • 3000 Steeplechase Open — Noah Woodbury, a Winthrop senior, took the top spot with a time of 10:09.08, followed by Virginia Tech’s Christian Crawley in 10:36.09.
  • 4×100 Relay — Winthrop A won the race in 41.06 with the quartet of Toluwayan Agbeyomi, Kevin Brown, Ian Gresham, and Michael Boucher. They were followed by No. 2 Livingstone, Winthrop B, and Virginia Tech.
  • 4×400 Relay — The App State A quartet of Parker Kinney, Jabari Dalton, Davis Hunt and Cole Krehnbrink took No. 1 (3:16.21), more than a half-minute ahead of No. 2 Bob Jones.
  • High Jump — Carson-Newman junior Oluwafemi Richards and freshman teammate Verrol Sam finished 1-2 in the High Jump, both clearing heights of 6’10.75″.  App State freshman Jared Hiatt was No. 3 (6’4.75″).
  • Pole Vault — An emerging star performer, App State freshman Matthew Gray broke his own, week-old school record with a vault of 17’6.25″. Mountaineer juniors Patrick Freeman and Matthew Bigelow were No. 2 and No. 3, both clearing 16’4.5″.
  • Long Jump — App State and Winthrop split the top six places, with Mountaineer freshman Jared Hiatt scoring No. 1 (23’10.25″) and senior teammate Niejel Wilkins No. 3 (22’9″). Winthrop went 2-4-5.
  • Triple Jump — App State’s Niejel Wilkins (51’11.25″) and Caleb Lopez (43’11.75″) served as No. 1 and No. 3 bookends to Livingstone’s Luis Azar-Moise (46’7.25″).
  • Shot Put — Unattached Daniel McArthur had a heave of 61’6.25″ to take the No. 1 spot, with App State’s Christopher Wainscott No. 2 (58’0.5″). Twenty-seven athletes competed in the event.
  • Discus — Quentin Peterson, a Gardner-Webb sophomore, got the best of a 29-man field with a throw of 181’7″. Wainscott was No. 2 at 166’6″ and Newberry’s Kegan Crowell as No. 3 (161’3″).
  • Hammer Throw — Wainscott finished No. 1, his 192’2″ more than 20 feet further than No. 2, Kegan Crowell of Newberry (171’7″). Newberry’s Parker Pitts was No. 3 (161’9″).
  • Javelin — A pair of unattached athletes, Troy Cocco (213’10”) and Luke Thierfelder (192’7″) went 1-2 in the event, with Newberry’s Sean Price at No. 3 (171’9″).

WOMEN’S HIGHLIGHTS

  • 100 Meters — App State captured the top four places, led by senior Taylor Smith (11.53) at No. 1, followed by a pair of freshmen in Kendall Johnson at No. 2 (11.61) and Nicole Wells (11.70). Junior Mariah McCord was close behind at No. 4 (11.91).
  • 200 Meters — The Mountaineers were even stronger in the longer sprint distance, taking the top five spots. Freshman Jayla Adams was No. 1 (23.94), Sierra Smith No. 2 (23.95), and Nicole Wells at No. 3 (24.33).
  • 400 Meters — Again showing strength in the longest “sprint” race, App State went 1-2-3-4, led by Jayla Adams at No. 1 (55.87), Daye Talley No. 2 (56.71) and Addison Ollendick-Smith No. 3 (56.95).
  • 800 Meters — Shifting to the middle distance runs, the Mountaineers went 1-2 with senior Jasmine Donohue (2:14.40) and Rhys Ammon (2:16.62). Fayettevillle State took the next five spots.
  • MJ Harrelson 1-Mile Invitational — Tennessee freshman Jessie Secor won the event in 4:49.52, followed by App State senior Jasmine Donohue (No. 2) and then two more Tennessee athletes at No. 3 and No. 4.
  • 1-Mile Open — The winning time of the Open event was more than 41 seconds slower than the Harrelson Invitational, with Fayetteville State’s Daisy Jerop stopping the clock at 5:25.94.
  • 5000 Meters — Tennessee came loaded in the event and the Volunteers took the top four spots, including a trio of freshmen, Jaci Sievers, Lauren Rutlin and Summer Schuster going 1-2-3, respectively.
  • 10,000 Meters — With ZAP Endurance professional Anne Marie Tuxbury serving as the “rabbit” and setting the pace for the first half of the race, Radford senior Chloe Wellings stole the show, finishing more than five minutes ahead of Montreat freshman Carlyn Bobo in No. 2 and six minutes ahead of Bob Jones senior Liesl Heinz at No. 3.
  • 100 Hurdles — The host Mountaineers only had one athlete entered but senior Alexa Moehling was the only one of the eight finalists to finish under 14 seconds (13.95). Radford sophomore Jaslyne Robinson was No. 2 and Fayetteville State freshman Makeshria Brown was No. 3.
  • 400 Hurdles — Moehling became a double winner for the Mountaineers, with Radford’s Robinson the runner-up again. Sophia Outhous of Spartanburg Methodist finished in the No. 3 spot.
  • 3000 Steeplechase — An unattached App State athlete, Emma Russum, sparkled in the event, finishing in 11:07.06, well ahead of No. 2, Sophie Magson of Radford (11:31.66) and Radford’s Kate McLearen as No. 3 (11:32.26). App State senior Claire Mason and junior Morgan Kornke were No. 4 and No. 6, respectively.
  • 4×100 Relay — The App State A quartet of Kendall Johnson, Sierra Smith, Taylor Smith and Jayla Adams took top honors (44.85), followed by the App State B team of Nicole Wells, Daye Talley, Khalilah Razzak, and Mariah McCord at No. 2.
  • 4×400 Relay — App State A (Alexia Moehling, Daye Talley, Hunter Robinson, and Addison Ollendick-Smith) won the event in 3:52.13, a little more than four seconds ahead of Radford A in No. 2.
  • High Jump — Unattached Alyiah Eugene finished No. 1 (5’9.75″), with App State’s Nadiyah Byard No. 2 (5’5″).
  • Pole Vault — App State took four of the top five places in the event, but Alina McDonald of KMR Athletics was clearly the class of the field, her 14’9″ vault just shy of two feet better than No. 2, App State’s Ava Studney (13’0.25″). The Mountaineers’ Noelle Meeker was No. 3, Celia Agee No. 4, and Carolina Fowlkes No. 5.
  • Long Jump — With the No. 2 and No. 3 finishers in Kadidja Sangare and Savannah Goodwin, Carson-Newman had a strong showing but was not as good as App State’s Taylor Smith (20’9″) among the 25 athletes competing.
  • Triple Jump — App State alum Jada Branch, competing unattached, won the event with a 40’10.25″ effort. Gardner Webb’s Teandra Clemons was No. 2 (37’2.5″) and Livingstone’s Nariah Furr was No. 3 (35’8.5″).
  • Shot Put — Winthrop sophomore Johntavia Shaw finished No. 1 with a heave of 43’10.5″, with Newberry sophomore Leonie Samuels going 43’5.75″ to take the No. 2 spot.
  • Discus — Winthrop’s Shaw was a double winner in taking both the Shot Put and Discus. She was followed by Fayetteville State’s Ashley Taylor at No. 2 and Gardner-Webb’s Karmen Taylor at No. 3.
  • Hammer Throw — App State junior Daiyanna Cooper beat a large field of 19 throwers, with a throw of 170’11”. Gardner-Webb’s Karmen Taylor and Madison Boyd finished No. 2 and No. 3.
  • Javelin — There were only two competitors in the Day 1 event, with Winthrop freshman Brianna Breau securing No. 1 with a throw of 109’10” and Newberry freshman Kiori Butler going 99’6″ to take No. 2 honors.

App State WTEN rallies from No. 7 seed into Sun Belt tournament championship final

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App State WTEN rallies from No. 7 seed into Sun Belt tournament championship final

By Ethan Bumgarner. ROME, Ga. – For the first time in school history, App State Tennis has advanced to the conference championship match after defeating Troy 4-1 in Saturday’s Sun Belt Conference tournament semifinals.

The seventh-seeded Mountaineers (15-9) will face No. 1 seed Old Dominion on Sunday.

“This team is incredible,” said Head Coach Hannah Fetters. “They have showed up with incredible energy, discipline and mental toughness which is why we have made it to the finals of the tournament. We aren’t done yet!”

Maggie Pate elevated the Mountaineers to the championship match when she defeated Troy’s Valeriia Avdeeva in three sets, sweeping her opponent 6-0 in the third set to clinch the match against the third-seeded Trojans (15-6).

After falling in the second set, the Floridian went up 5-0 in the third and broke a 15-all tie on court four, scoring three straight points and ending the match with a powerful backhand down the line. Pate accepted her teammates with open arms when they rushed her in pure excitement as they made program history.

Savannah Dada-Mascoll won 6-0, 6-1 against Kristina Kukaras on court one, finishing first among the six singles matches and powering the Mountaineers to a 2-0 lead early into singles play. Olwyn Ryan-Bovey won on court three against Maria Guirguis in multiple tiebreakers, 7-6 [7-5], 7-5, just before Pate closed out the match.

For the second straight day, Dada-Mascoll and Ellie Murphy clinched the doubles point for App State in a tiebreaker at 6-all. The Mountaineers’ duo gave up two points in the tiebreaker with Troy’s top pairing of Guirguis and Avdeeva. Dada-Mascoll secured match-point by placing the ball in the upper quadrant of the court out of reach of both Trojans to give App State its third straight doubles win in the tournament.

Pate and Naledi Manyube finished first in doubles as the tandem swept Hagar Ramadan and Leena Metwally 6-0 for their second win together in the tournament.

UP NEXT
App State will face Old Dominion in its first-ever conference championship match. In their previous matchup last week, the Monarchs defeated the Mountaineers 6-1 on Senior Day in Boone.

The championship match is set for a 1 p.m. start time and will be streamed on ESPN+. Live stats will be available on appstatesports.com along with the ESPN+ link.

(7) App State 4, (3) Troy 1

Doubles

  • Savannah Dada-Mascoll/Ellie Murphy (App) def. Maria Guirguis/Valeriia Avdeeva (Troy) 7-6 [7-2]
  • Kristina Kurkaras/Emilia Namyslo (Troy) def. Taya Powell/Olwyn Ryan-Bovey (App) 6-2
  • Naledi Manyube/Maggie Pate (App) def. Hager Ramadan/Leena Metwally (Troy) 6-0

Singles

  • Savannah Dada-Mascoll (App) def. Kristina Kukaras (Troy) 6-0, 6-1
  • Taya Powell (App) vs. Hager Ramadan (Troy) 6-0, 5-7, 3-5 unfinished
  • Olwyn Ryan-Bovey (App) def. Maria Guirguis (Troy) 7-6 [7-5], 7-5
  • Maggie Pate (App) def. Valeriia Avdeeva (Troy) 6-3, 5-7, 6-0
  • Naledi Manyube (App) vs. Leena Metwally (Troy) 6-7 [7-9], 6-0, 4-4 unfinished
  • Gabrielle Leslie (Troy) def. Ellie Murphy (App) 6-0, 6-3

Mountaineer rally in 7th to edge Georgia State in Game 2, 6-5

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By David Rogers. ATLANTA, Ga. — Fueled by a pair of RBI doubles, App State used a 5-run 7th inning to rally past host Georgia State on April 27 at the GSU Baseball Complex, edging the Panthers, 6-5.

GSU scored one run in each of the second and fourth innings, then surged on top with a 3-run 5th inning to take a 5-1 lead going into the second half of the game. What the Mountaineers have proven time and again in the 2024 campaign, however, is that few opponent leads are safe given their high-scoring potential.

In the critical 7th inning, Austin St. Laurent ripped the first pitch thrown to him to a deep infield singled, the GSU shortstop unable to make the play in time. Drew Holderbach immediately followed with a double down the left field line to score St. Laurent all the way from first base. After Banks Tolley walked to put runners on first and second, C J Boyd doubled to the gap in left, scoring Holderbach. Joseph Moronta joined the RBI parade with a single through the right side, scoring Tolley, then Adam Quintero launched a fly ball to deep right field for a sacrifice fly, Boyd tagging up at third and scoring.

Moronta stole second to put himself in scoring position with two outs before Braxton Church walked. Then, Hunter Wilder capitalized with a single to centerfield, with Moronta beating the throw to the plate.

With the win, App State’s record improved to 25-14-1 overall, 10-9-1 in the Sun Belt Conference.

KEY PERFORMERS

  • APP – Austin St. Laurent: 2-4, 1 run scored, walk
  • APP – Adam Quintero: 3-4, 2 RBIs, 2B
  • APP – C J Boyd: 2-5, 2 runs scored, 1 RBI
  • APP – Xavier Moronta: 2-4, 1 run scored, 1 RBI. walk
  • APP – Drew Holderbach: 1-5, 1 run scored, 1 RBI, 2B
  • APP – Grey LaSpaluto: winning pitcher, 3 innings, no hits, no runs, 1 walk, 5 strikeouts

Deuces Wild: Three Pioneers score 2 goals each in 9-0 romp over South Caldwell

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Deuces Wild: Three Pioneers score 2 goals each in 9-0 romp over South Caldwell

By David Rogers. BOONE, N.C. — A little late spring weather didn’t dampen the performance of Watauga’s women’s soccer team on April 26. The Pioneers all but dominated South Caldwell in the 9-0 win that saw a pair of seniors, Katie Durham and Georgia Parker, as well as sophomore Savannah Duvall each find the back of the net twice for the home team in Jack Groce Stadium.

BONUS PHOTOS at the bottom of the article.

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Rather than advance the ball with booming, long kicks, the Watauga game plan is to keep control of the ball on the ground with short, often one-touch passes to work the ball up field. Against the Spartans, they were near perfection in that aspect of their game and the ball rarely left the Pioneers’ attacking half of the field.

It really is a special team.

While Durham, Parker and Duvall had multi-goal performances, Watauga also had scores from Morgan Flynt, Charlotte Cuthbert, and Hannah Graham.

Charlotte Cuthbert (6) races with the ball down the sideline in the first half of Watauga’s 9-0 win over South Caldwell. Photographic image by David Rogers

This is a team that prides itself in sharing the ball and setting up teammates with the best opportunity to score, so it is only natural that of the nine goals, eight of them resulted in credits for an assist. Parker was on the front end of a scoring play twice, while other assists were earned by Mattie Durham, Katie Durham, Lucy Willis, Savannah Rogers, Cuthbert, and Sam Bertrand.

Of his team’s dominating performance, head coach Chris Tarnowski said after the game that the Pioneers are coming together as a team at the perfect time.

With Watauga’s Chloe Weigl (13, in dark jersey) threatening to score, South Caldwell’s goalkeeper makes a last gasp save on April 26, in the Pioneers’ 9-0 win over the Spartans. South Caldwell’s Karrigan Bailey (13, in light jersey) is helping defend. Photographic image by David Rogers

“We are really hitting our best run of form here in the back half of the conference season,” said Tarnowski. “Our senior class is extraordinary and the members of it are doing an amazing job of leading the entire team, while keeping everyone focused on our goals. We want to be playing our best soccer as we finish the conference season and head into the playoffs — and our players should have a lot of confidence that we are doing just that. The team continues to support one another on and off the field and we are proud of how supportive they are of one another. It really is a special team.”

BONUS PHOTOS

Katie Durham (15) takes aim at the goal on April 26 in the Pioneers’ 9-0 win over South Caldwell. Photographic image by David Rogers

Tolley, Holderbach power App State to series opening win at Georgia State, 11-7

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By David Rogers. ATLANTA, Ga. — A home run by centerfielder Banks Tolley and five RBI doubles off the bats of four other Mountaineers fueled App State to an exciting, 11-7 win over Georgia State in Game 1 of the weekend series on April 26.

Six members of the visiting Mountaineers tallied RBIs in the GSU Baseball Complex, including Tolley with his 19th home run of the season, a 2-RBI dinger to extend his school record-breaking campaign. Add in his subsequent RBI single and the senior transfer from Ole Miss has knocked in 55 runs during his debut season with App State.

Other doubles on the night were recorded by first baseman Drew Holderbach (2 of them), as well as shortstop Adam Quintero, rightfielder Hunter Wilder, and second baseman Joseph Zamora.

Relief pitcher Tyler Tuthill was credited with the win after giving up no runs on one hit while striking out three and walking none in his two innings of work. He inherited two runners in the 7th inning while relieving starting hurler Bradley Wilson, but the graduate student from Clayton, N.C. shut down the Panthers to end the rally.

With the win, the Mountaineers season record improves to 24-14-1 overall, 9-9-1 in Sun Belt Conference play. Georgia State falls to 21-20 overall, 10-8 in the SBC.

KEY PERFORMERS

  • APP – Banks Tolley: 3-4, 2 runs scored, 3 RBIs, HR, 1 walk
  • APP – Drew Holderbach: 3-6, 2 runs scored, 2 RBIs, 2B (2)
  • APP – Austin St. Laurent: 1-4, 3 runs scored, 1 RBI, hit by pitch, sacrifice hit
  • APP – Braxton Church: 1-5, 2 RBIs
  • APP – Adam Quintero: 2-5, 1 RBI, 2B
  • APP – Hunter Wilder: 1-3, 1 run scored, 2B, 2 walks
  • APP – CJ Boyd: 1-4, 1 RBI, hit by pitch
  • APP – Joseph Zamora: 1-3, 2 runs scored, 1 RBI, 2B

Tolley sets new HR season record as Mountaineers pound Georgia State, 11-7

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By Matt Present. ATLANTA, Ga. — Banks Tolley blasted his 18th home run of the season, establishing a new App State single-season home run record in the Mountaineers 11-7 victory over Georgia State, Friday at the GSU Baseball Complex.

Tolley eclipsed the mark of 17 home runs in a season, set by Daniel Kassouf in 2012 and equaled by CJ Boyd last season.

The milestone home run came as part of a four-run fourth inning. Joseph Zamora began the rally with a two-out double to right, and Austin St. Laurent followed with an RBI single. Drew Holderbach, who extended his on-base streak to 39 consecutive games, doubled to left field to plate St. Laurent, setting the stage for Tolley’s no-doubt blast over the left field fence to put the Mountaineers (24-14-1, 9-9-1) in front, 7-1.

App State opened the scoring with a three-run third inning. St. Laurent reached on an error allowing Zamora to score and Holderbach capitalized with an RBI double down the line in left. Later in the inning, Braxton Church plated a run with an RBI groundout.

Bradley Wilson (win, 2-3) matched a career-high with six innings in his start for the Mountaineers. The right-hander struck out four and allowed just three runs on the night, posting a quality start, and earning his first victory since opening night.

Tyler Tuthill followed with an impressive two scoreless innings out of the bullpen in which he struck out three.

App State added on with a three-run sixth inning. Hunter Wilder led off the frame with a walk and two batters later St. Laurent was hit by a pitch. With two outs, the Mountaineers notched three-consecutive RBI singles, as Tolley, Boyd and Church all pushed runs across.

The Mountaineers finished the game going 8-for-16 (.500) with two outs. App State tallied 13 hits overall on the night, with Holderbach and Tolley each posting a three-hit effort.

App State will go for the series win on Saturday, with first pitch set for 3 p.m.

Wainscott improves on his facility record in hammer throw for App State Open’s Day 1

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Wainscott improves on his facility record in hammer throw for App State Open’s Day 1

By Katherine Jamtgaard. BOONE, N.C. — The App State men’s and women’s track and field teams kicked off competition at the App State Open on Friday with a new facility record and seven top-five finishes. Competition resumes on Saturday with track events at 9 a.m. and field events at 10 a.m.

ZAP Endurance team member Anne Marie Tuxbury served as the ‘rabbit’ or pacesetter in the women’s 10K on April 26, for the App State Open. Following close behind and the eventual winner is Chloe Wellings of Radford University. Photographic image by David Rogers

Senior Chris Wainscott recorded a new facility record in the men’s hammer throw with a personal best of 58.57m (192′ 2″). He set the previous record of 56.36m (184′ 11″) at last year’s inaugural App State Open and his 2024 personal best moves him to fifth in the App State all-time list. Freshman Nick Lane rounded out the top-five with a personal best of his own with a toss of 45.05m (147′ 10″). In the women’s hammer throw, junior Daiyanna Cooper clinched first with a toss of 52.11m (171′ 0″).

On the track, senior Jasmine Donohue stopped the clock at 4:54.55 for a personal best and second-place finish in the MJ Harrelson Women’s Mile. Fellow senior Elizabeth Fuller rounded out the top-five with a personal best of 5:03.52. In the men’s invitational mile, sophomore Ethan Lipham placed third with a personal best of 4:03.91. Senior Ben Datte also registered a third-place finish in the invitational section of the men’s 3,000-meter steeplechase with a time of 9:43.97.

Burroughs, Shaw, Goff help lead Watauga to Women’s track and field win

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By David Rogers. BOONE, N.C. — Demonstrating just how important those second place finishes are to a track and field team’s final score, freshman Susanna Goff captured the No. 2 spot in the 1600-Meter Run among the 15 entrants, as well as the No. 2 spot in the 800-Meter Run (14 entries), contributing 12 total points to the Pioneers’ dominating team win in which they scored 162 points, well ahead of second place Avery County’s 67 points.

In the 1600 Meter Run, Goff’s fellow Watauga freshman Winter Shaw crossed the line at No. 1 (6:13.66). Molly Forbes, an Avery County freshman, finished No. 1 in the 800 meters, recording a time of 2:53.45, with Goff just five seconds behind.

Pioneer senior Olivia Burroughs was far and away the class of the fields in both the Discus and the Pole Vault. In the Discus, Burroughs threw almost 23 feet further than Alexander Central’s Asia Jackson in the second spot. In the Pole Vault, Burroughs finished a foot and a half better than teammate Emmerson Martin in the No. 2 spot, with teammate Sydney Helms picking up more team points at No. 3.

Burroughs completed her 22-point team contribution by placing second in the Shot Put, with freshman Lainey Gragg not far behind in the No. 3 position among the 17 entrants. Hibriten freshman Maggie Tay was No. 1, with a heave of 30-11.

With a total of eight athletes competing, Pioneer juniors Maggie Barnes and Ava Curtis, along with freshman Frances Davis, went 1-2-3 in the 300 Meter Hurdles event, besting competitors from Alexander Central and North Wilkes.

RaceTab by MileSplit/FloSports     Watauga 1, Watauga High School

              Home Meet #3 - 4/24/2024 12:38:38 PM               
                       Watauga, Boone, NC                        

Varsity Girls 4x800 Meter Relay               
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    Team                                          Time   Pts
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  1 Watauga A                                10:26.37      8
  2 Alexander Central A                      11:53.11      6
  3 Watauga B                                13:23.44       

Varsity Girls 100 Meter Hurdles                    
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    Name                  Yr Team                      Time  Wind   Pts
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  1 Maddy Barrett         11 Avery                   17.04    NWI     8
  2 Elizabeth Foster      12 North Wilkes            18.52    NWI     6
  3 Tessa Buchanan         9 Watauga                 18.56    NWI     4
  4 Haley Rash            10 Alexander Central       19.88    NWI     2
  5 Hallie Harrington     10 Alexander Central       20.86    NWI     1
  6 Aniyah Taylor          9 Alexander Central       22.26    NWI      

Varsity Girls 100 Meter Dash                       
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    Name                  Yr Team                      Time  Wind H#   Pts
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  1 Jada Brown            12 Hibriten                12.77    NWI  2     8
  2 Malayah Adams         10 Alexander Central       12.99    NWI  1     6
  3 Lillie Ward           12 Avery                   13.25    NWI  1     4
  4 Bryana Giron          10 Hibriten                13.27    NWI  3     2
  5 Kaydence Menifee      10 Avery                   13.43    NWI  2     1
  6 Olivia Kop            12 Watauga                 13.58    NWI  1      
  7 Olivia Foskey         12 Watauga                 13.75    NWI  2      
  8 Ka'Mauri Howell       10 Hibriten                14.01    NWI  1      
  9 Mackenzy Cheek         9 Watauga                 14.01    NWI  1      
 10 Sophia Kop            10 Watauga                 14.04    NWI  1      
 11 Brooke Sullivan       11 Avery                   14.09    NWI  3      
 12 Nya Miller            10 Alexander Central       14.12    NWI  2      
 13 Mackenzie Merritt      9 Alexander Central       14.20    NWI  3      
 14 Nivea Dula            10 Hibriten                14.25    NWI  2      
 15 Cheyenne Taylor       11 Alexander Central       14.40    NWI  2      
 16 Natalie Johnston      11 Watauga                 14.80    NWI  2      
 17 Leah Gaydon           10 Watauga                 14.81    NWI  3      
 18 Natalie Fitch         11 Watauga                 14.82    NWI  3      
 19 Ava Hickerson         10 Alexander Central       15.23    NWI  3      
 20 Breeana Critcher      12 Watauga                 15.31    NWI  3      
 21 Desaray Robinson      11 Johnson Co. HS          15.40    NWI  1      
 22 Ella Dillard           9 Hibriten                15.41    NWI  1      
 23 Asha Batchelor         9 Watauga                 15.84    NWI  2      
 24 Maggie Barnes         11 Watauga                 15.95    NWI  4      
 25 Layah Dula             9 Hibriten                16.77    NWI  3      
 26 Lillian Anderson       9 Watauga                 17.41    NWI  4      
 27 Nhi Nguyen             9 Hibriten                17.81    NWI  4      
 28 Abigail Clark         10 Watauga                 17.82    NWI  4      
 29 Neave Tuberty          9 Watauga                 18.84    NWI  4      

Varsity Girls 4x200 Meter Relay               
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    Team                                          Time   Pts
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  1 Avery A                                   1:47.09      8
  2 Alexander Central A                       1:49.61      6
  3 Watauga A                                 1:49.84      4
  4 Watauga A                                 1:57.91       
  5 Hibriten B                                2:05.55      2

Varsity Girls 1600 Meter Run                   
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    Name                  Yr Team                      Time   Pts
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  1 Winter Shaw            9 Watauga               6:13.66      8
  2 Susanna Goff           9 Watauga               6:23.74      6
  3 Anna Norris           10 Watauga               6:33.16      4
  4 Molly Forbes           9 Avery                 6:39.87      2
  5 Hope Cox              10 Alexander Central     6:50.55      1
  6 Lydia Crosby          11 Avery                 6:53.70       
  7 Laurel Mortensen      11 Watauga               6:58.03       
  8 Julia Mckinney        10 Watauga               7:14.60       
  9 Dulce Sanchez          9 Avery                 7:15.17       
 10 Hadley Carpenter      11 Watauga               7:25.57       
 11 Zoe Critcher           9 Watauga               7:26.85       
 12 Cora Smith            10 Watauga               7:35.38       
 13 Vivian Rushing        12 Watauga               7:48.10       
 14 Allyssa Barnes        10 Alexander Central     8:04.36       
 15 Chloe Fox              9 Alexander Central     8:29.49       

Varsity Girls 4x100 Meter Relay                
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    Team                                          Time H#   Pts
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  1 AC                                          51.67   1     8
  2 Watauga                                     51.70   1     6
  3 Hibriten                                    52.30   1     4
  4 Watauga                                     52.51   1      
  5 Watauga                                     55.34   2      
  6 Watauga                                     55.48   2      
  7 Hibriten                                    56.93   1      
  8 Johnson Co. HS                            1:01.65   1     2
  9 Watauga                                   1:03.45   2      

Varsity Girls 400 Meter Dash                    
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    Name                  Yr Team                      Time H#   Pts
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  1 Renn Herdklotz        12 Avery                 1:00.66   1     8
  2 Brooke Sullivan       11 Avery                 1:04.79   1     6
  3 Madalyn Shepherd      12 Alexander Central     1:09.38   1     4
  4 Julian Martin          9 Watauga               1:09.42   1     2
  5 Natalie Johnston      11 Watauga               1:10.42   1     1
  6 Sofia McEvoy           9 Watauga               1:14.06   2      
  7 Taylor Roseman        12 Alexander Central     1:15.21   1      
  8 Harper Bowman          9 Alexander Central     1:15.51   2      
  9 Abigail Clark         10 Watauga               1:17.89   2      
 10 Keaton Jenkins         9 Alexander Central     1:21.21   2      
 11 Chloe Fox              9 Alexander Central     1:24.53   2      

Varsity Girls 300 Meter Hurdles                   
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    Name                  Yr Team                      Time H#   Pts
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  1 Maggie Barnes         11 Watauga                 51.65   1     8
  2 Ava Curtis            11 Watauga                 54.31   2     6
  3 Frances Davis          9 Watauga                 55.16   2     4
  4 Elizabeth Foster      12 North Wilkes            55.74   1     2
  5 Hallie Harrington     10 Alexander Central       56.55   1     1
  6 Haley Rash            10 Alexander Central       57.42   1      
  7 Aniyah Taylor          9 Alexander Central     1:03.42   2      
  8 Hayden Pruett          9 Alexander Central     1:05.72   2      

Varsity Girls 800 Meter Run                   
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    Name                  Yr Team                      Time   Pts
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  1 Molly Forbes           9 Avery                 2:53.45      8
  2 Susanna Goff           9 Watauga               2:58.69      6
  3 Julian Martin          9 Watauga               2:59.22      4
  4 Lydia Crosby          11 Avery                 3:02.62      2
  5 Anna Koontz           10 Watauga               3:03.55      1
  6 Anna Norris           10 Watauga               3:03.87       
  7 Maggie Souza          12 Watauga               3:04.03       
  8 Iyla Freed            10 Watauga               3:04.82       
  9 Faith Gragg            9 Avery                 3:13.18       
 10 Kaleigh Queen         11 Alexander Central     3:19.10       
 11 Hailey Molinera-Herna  9 Avery                 3:38.60       
 12 Jaidyn Queen          10 Alexander Central     3:50.07       
 13 Dulce Sanchez          9 Avery                 3:51.90       
 14 Stella Johnson         9 Avery                 3:52.16       

Varsity Girls 200 Meter Dash                       
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    Name                  Yr Team                      Time  Wind H#   Pts
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  1 Maddy Barrett         11 Avery                   27.03    NWI  1     8
  2 Kaydence Menifee      10 Avery                   27.18    NWI  2     6
  3 Sadie Buchanan        11 Watauga                 27.23    NWI  2     4
  4 Renn Herdklotz        12 Avery                   27.50    NWI  1     2
  5 Lillie Ward           12 Avery                   27.60    NWI  3      
  6 Olivia Kop            12 Watauga                 28.61    NWI  1     1
  7 Sienna Johnson        10 Watauga                 28.83    NWI  2      
  8 Brooke Sullivan       11 Avery                   28.90    NWI  3      
  9 Ava Doty              11 Watauga                 29.05    NWI  1      
 10 Carly Hendren          9 Alexander Central       29.16    NWI  1      
 11 Mackenzy Cheek         9 Watauga                 29.54    NWI  1      
 12 Ka'Mauri Howell       10 Hibriten                30.48    NWI  1      
 13 Darla Bachman         10 Watauga                 30.58    NWI  2      
 14 Leah Gaydon           10 Watauga                 30.73    NWI  3      
 15 Natalie Johnston      11 Watauga                 32.06    NWI  3      
 16 Breeana Critcher      12 Watauga                 32.68    NWI  3      
 17 Asha Batchelor         9 Watauga                 32.89    NWI  3      
 18 Ella Dillard           9 Hibriten                33.35    NWI  1      
 19 Nhi Nguyen             9 Hibriten                36.99    NWI  2      
 20 Mackenzie Turnmire     9 Watauga                 39.61    NWI  3      

Varsity Girls 3200 Meter Run                   
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    Name                  Yr Team                      Time   Pts
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  1 Mia Grace Llibre      11 Watauga              13:53.20      8
  2 Ellary Smith          12 Watauga              13:57.97      6
  3 Patricia Collins      10 Watauga              15:03.17      4
  4 Julia Mckinney        10 Watauga              15:03.75       
  5 Tessa Roupe           11 Alexander Central    16:42.21      2
  6 Maggie Souza          12 Watauga              17:54.92       
  6 Laurel Mortensen      11 Watauga              17:54.92       
  6 Hadley Carpenter      11 Watauga              17:54.92       
  6 Anna Norris           10 Watauga              17:54.92       
  6 Vivian Rushing        12 Watauga              17:54.92       
 11 Cora Smith            10 Watauga              18:18.42       
 12 Iyla Freed            10 Watauga              18:18.52       
 Nt Susanna Goff           9 Watauga                    NT       
 NT Sofia McEvoy           9 Watauga                    NT       

Varsity Girls 4x400 Meter Relay               
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    Team                                          Time   Pts
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  1 Hibriten                                  5:51.77      8

Varsity Girls Long Jump                        
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    Name                  Yr Team                      Mark  Wind   Pts
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  1 Jada Brown            12 Hibriten             17-06.00    NWI     8
  2 Sydney Helms           9 Watauga              15-08.00    NWI     6
  3 Hallie Jarrett        12 Alexander Central    15-02.00    NWI     4
  4 Kayla Graham          12 Watauga              15-00.00    NWI     2
  5 Olivia Foskey         12 Watauga              14-08.00    NWI     1
  6 Naomi Smith            9 Watauga              14-00.25    NWI      
  7 Emmerson Martin       12 Watauga              13-09.00    NWI      
  8 Paiten Carroll        12 Johnson Co. HS       13-02.00    NWI      
  9 Mackenzie Merritt      9 Alexander Central    13-00.00    NWI      
 10 Joely Cremeans        10 Alexander Central    12-11.00    NWI      
 11 Kylie White           11 Avery                12-08.75    NWI      
 12 Lexi Proffit          12 Johnson Co. HS       12-01.00    NWI      
 13 Mayra Capula-Leon     12 Hibriten             10-09.75    NWI      
 NM Ava Hickerson         10 Alexander Central          ND    NWI      
 nm Desaray Robinson      11 Johnson Co. HS             ND    NWI      

Varsity Girls Triple Jump                       
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    Name                  Yr Team                      Mark  Wind   Pts
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  1 Jada Brown            12 Hibriten             38-03.25    NWI     8
  2 Nancy Stough          10 Watauga              35-04.50    NWI     6
  3 Maddy Barrett         11 Avery                33-05.00    NWI     4
  4 Sydney Helms           9 Watauga              31-05.50    NWI     2
  5 Cadence Rollins       10 Alexander Central    30-11.75    NWI     1
  6 MaNya Spears          12 Alexander Central    30-11.50    NWI      
  7 Olivia Foskey         12 Watauga              30-08.25    NWI      
  8 Joely Cremeans        10 Alexander Central    29-01.75    NWI      
  9 Naomi Smith            9 Watauga              29-01.50    NWI      
 10 Kara Schneider        11 Watauga              28-07.75    NWI      
 NM Sadie Baranowski      11 Avery                      ND    NWI      

Varsity Girls Shot Put                      
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    Name                  Yr Team                      Mark   Pts
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  1 Margaret (Maggie) Tay  9 Hibriten             30-11.00      8
  2 Olivia Burroughs      12 Watauga              29-07.00      6
  3 Lainey Gragg           9 Watauga              27-10.00      4
  4 Ryver L. Moss         11 Hibriten             26-08.50      2
  5 Asia Jackson           9 Alexander Central    25-09.00      1
  6 Tyiana Cowan          11 Alexander Central    25-08.50       
  7 Somerlyn Cole         11 Watauga              25-02.00       
  8 Alayzhia Cowan        10 Alexander Central    24-06.50       
  9 Lucy Bachman          12 Watauga              23-02.50       
 10 Teryn Hartis          12 Alexander Central    22-07.50       
 11 Harper Bowman          9 Alexander Central    21-04.00       
 12 MaNya Spears          12 Alexander Central    21-02.00       
 13 Margot Smith           9 Watauga              20-11.00       
 14 Riley Parsons         10 Alexander Central    20-05.00       
 15 Isabella Macias       11 Avery                20-04.50       
 16 Yesenia Azua-Martin   10 Hibriten             19-09.00       
 17 Caroline Clark         9 Watauga              19-04.00       

Varsity Girls Discus Throw                    
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    Name                  Yr Team                      Mark   Pts
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  1 Olivia Burroughs      12 Watauga                107-11      8
  2 Asia Jackson           9 Alexander Central       85-02      6
  3 Ryver L. Moss         11 Hibriten                82-06      4
  4 Lainey Gragg           9 Watauga                 79-04      2
  5 Margaret (Maggie) Tay  9 Hibriten                76-10      1
  6 Somerlyn Cole         11 Watauga                 72-11       
  7 Teryn Hartis          12 Alexander Central       69-03       
  8 Riley Parsons         10 Alexander Central       68-06       
  9 Yesenia Azua-Martin   10 Hibriten                65-11       
 10 Paiten Carroll        12 Johnson Co. HS          63-04       
 11 Caroline Clark         9 Watauga                 59-02       
 12 Lucy Bachman          12 Watauga                 56-03       
 13 Harper Bowman          9 Alexander Central       56-00       
 14 MaNya Spears          12 Alexander Central       55-00       
 15 Isabella Macias       11 Avery                   52-07       

Varsity Girls High Jump                     
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    Name                  Yr Team                      Mark   Pts
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  1 Carly Hendren          9 Alexander Central     4-10.00      8
  2 Sydney Helms           9 Watauga               4-10.00      6
  3 Blair Haines           9 Watauga               4-06.00      3
  3 Emmerson Martin       12 Watauga               4-06.00      3
  5 Chloe Fox              9 Alexander Central     4-06.00      1
  6 Lydia Hendren         11 Alexander Central     4-04.00       
  7 Khloe Burleson        12 Avery                 4-02.00       
  8 Asia Jackson           9 Alexander Central     4-02.00       
  9 Sadie Baranowski      11 Avery                 4-02.00       
 10 Ryver L. Moss         11 Hibriten              4-00.00       
 10 Kayla Graham          12 Watauga               4-00.00       

Varsity Girls Pole Vault                     
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    Name                  Yr Team                      Mark   Pts
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  1 Olivia Burroughs      12 Watauga              11-00.00      8
  2 Emmerson Martin       12 Watauga               9-06.00      6
  3 Sydney Helms           9 Watauga               8-06.00      4
  4 Caroline Bradbury      9 Watauga               7-06.00       
  5 Emery Miller           9 Alexander Central     7-06.00      2



Varsity Girls Team Scores (18 Events Scored)           
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    Team                        Pts    Spr  Dst  Hrd  Rel  Thr  Jmp  Oth 
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  1 Watauga                     162     8   47   22   18   20   47    0  
  2 Avery                       67     35   12    8    8    0    4    0  
  3 Hibriten                    55     10    0    0   14   15   16    0  
  4 Alexander Central           52     10    3    4   12    7   16    0  
  5 North Wilkes                 8      0    0    8    0    0    0    0  
  5 AC                           8      0    0    0    8    0    0    0  
  7 Johnson Co. HS               2      0    0    0    2    0    0    0
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