To kill a Moc: ASU football dominates
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by Brad Norman
Staff Writer |
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| Matthew Brown | The
Appalachian |
| ASU running back Alan Atwater rushes
for some of his record breaking 207 yards on 25
carries during Saturday’s game against the
University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. The Mountaineers
won the game 47-7. |
Only 8,753 fans attended Appalachian State University’s
game against the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga on
Saturday, but those who came saw a record-setting individual
performance and Appalachian’s most dominant win in
recent memory.
“We were as concerned and worried
about Chattanooga as any team we’ve played,”
ASU head coach Jerry Moore said after his team’s 47-7
blowout. “I think this shows a lot about the heart
of this team, because there is no one in the league playing
harder than UTC. I had no idea how we would react today after
the loss last week (at Wofford College).”
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| With 2-0 win over ETSU, Mountaineers improve
in SoCon, tie Wofford |
by by Hugh Kellenberger
Staff Writer |
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| Jacque Lenz | Chief
Photographer |
| Senior defender Dawn-Marie Alfred
makes a drive down the line in a game against ETSU
Sunday afternoon at Kidd Brewer Stadium. |
Old and new combined on Senior Day to lead Appalachian State
University past East Tennessee State University 2-0 in women’s
soccer action Sunday at Kidd Brewer Stadium.
Senior midfielder Renee Stetkevich led off the scoring with
a corner kick at the 28:29 mark of the first half. She floated
the ball in from 35 yards out and is her third of the season.
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