Topic: Athletic News

Congratulations, Asheville High Class of 2004! Be sure to check out the broadcast of the 2004 Commencement o­n Asheville Educational Television Channel 16. If you miss the broadcast, or would like to purchase a copy of the ceremony o­n VHS or DVD, please call Cassette Duplication Services at 828-258-1337.

Cougar Sports Network T-shirts, coffee mugs, hooded sweatshirts, mousepads, and more are now available for purchase o­nline! Check out the CSN Store at http://www.cafepress.com/cougarsportsnet.

Some of the accomplishments of Asheville's teams this year include:
Men's Sports
Soccer: MAC Runner-up, State Playoffs
Football: MAC Champion, 3A State Semifinalist
Golf: MAC Champion
Swimming: MAC Runner-up
Tennis: MAC Champion
Track and Field:  Third in State

Women's Sports
Basketball: State 3A Champion, 2 years in a row!
Soccer: MAC Champion, Top 10 in the State
Tennis: MAC Champion
Field Hockey: Western Region Champion

Go Cougars!

The Asheville High Booster Club sponsored a special tribute to honor Athletic Director Lou Fogle, who will retire at the end of the 2003-2004 school year.  Fogle is completing his 18th year at Asheville High.  As Cougar Head Football coach for 14 seasons, Coach Fogle never had a losing season, compiling a record 115 wins and only 44 losses. The Cougars won six conference Championships and advanced to the 3A State Championship Game in 1999. 

Read full article: 'Special Tribute Held to honor Fogle'

ASHEVILLE - Bruce Peterson has been able to touch the lives of many people in Western North Carolina because of athletics. First, as a four-sport star at Lee Edwards High School in the 1950s and later as a coach and athletic director at Asheville High, Peterson earned a reputation as an athlete and coach who was admired for his accomplishments o­n and off the field.

Read full article: 'Bruce Peterson Inducted into WNC Sports Hall of Fame'