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| Appalachian has tough season; baseball,
tennis fall in SoCon |
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Peter Larkins
| The Appalachian
Johnathan Reeder pitched to College of Charleston Cougars
next at-bat during last weekend's matchup in Boone. CofC defeated
ASU. |
by Hugh Kellenberger
Staff Writer
The Citadel
6, ASU 2
It has been a season of hard luck losses for Nick Peterson, Appalachian
State University baseball’s only legitimate ace. That tough
luck continued for Peterson last Friday, allowing just four hits
in six innings but losing to The Citadel, 6-2, on the road.
The Citadel’s Jonathan Ellis had a career-high outing, striking
out 12 ASU batters and spreading out seven hits over seven innings
to improve to 4-2 on the season.
The Bulldogs got ahead for good in the first inning, putting in
three runs in the bottom half of the frame.
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| Softball wins one, loses one Saturday |
by Brad Norman
Staff Writer
Appalachian State University split a double-header with College
of Charleston Saturday in a pair of tight, low scoring games.
ASU won the opener behind the strength of a complete game by Jennifer
Hurley.
Hurley pitched a complete game, giving up only one earned run in
the 3-2 victory.
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| Football players dismissed next
year |
by Brad Norman
Staff Writer
Jonathan W. Lyles and Travis J. Washington, two rising seniors on
the Appalachian State University football team, have been dismissed
from the program.
“They have been [dismissed] from the team for violation of
student-athlete policy,” Director of Athletics Roachel J.
Laney said.
Neither Laney nor University Police would specify what the violation
was, citing confidentiality laws.
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