As the 2005 Season approaches, the Cougar Sports Network web team is making some changes to this site. We have already upgraded our photo gallery system and feature updated photos of our artificial turf construction. Check it out!We are also experimenting with adding video clips to this site. Click on "Video Clips" at the left to find the 2004 Asheville vs. Tuscola Playoff Game in its entirety, in Windows Media format. Also Check out the "Spirit and Traditions" link. We are in the process of scanning old Fall Sports programs which we have dating back to 1985. Experience some nostalgia by reading these pieces of school history!
Most importantly, we have upgraded our Message Forums and encourage you visit often to discuss Cougar and High School Sports and tell us how we're doing and what you think about some of our changes. You may visit our new forum by clicking here. (Old forum users need to register again, and old posts were lost). Registration is FREE.
Posted by Admin on Tuesday, July 19, 2005 (428 Reads)
Asheville places third in state, T.C Roberson places first With a total of 375 points, Asheville placed third in the 2004-05 NCHSAA Wachovia Cup standings. In the 3-A classification, T.C. Roberson beat out the East Chapel Hill Wildcats for a first place win with 477.5 points. Sharing the state title in men's track, tying for third in women's soccer, fifth in baseball and fifth in women's track, allowed Roberson to win the Cup. East Chapel Hill, with 462.5 points, clinched a state championship in men's tennis and tied for third in women's soccer to land in second place overall.
Read full article: 'NCHSAA Wachovia Cup Standings Released'
Congratulations to the following AHS athletes who were named All-Conference in the Mountain Athletic Conference for Spring 2005: Baseball: Jamie Bogard
Golf: Dexter Rice; Arik Johnson
Women's Soccer: Jessamyn Weiss; Carolyn Kubitschek; Lauren Powell; Norah Bate; Jacqui Merrill; Bri Pulsifer; Ana Veres; Nikki Blackwelder
Women's Track & Field: Christiane Pheil; Jennifer West
Men's Track & Field: Crezdon Butler, Jovan Aiken, Elijah Harrison, (400m and 800m relay team); Elijah Harrison (MVP field events) Men's Tennis: Bennett Bailey; Spencer Pierce (honorable mention)
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