Asheville--In perhaps the state's largest soccer rivalry game, Asheville tied Roberson 1-1 when the game was called due to weather conditions.

However, the game could have declared a Roberson victory by a score of 2-1. An official incorrectly awarded a goal to Roberson that hit the side of the net.  John Mitchell of T.C. Roberson attempted a header off of a corner kick that missed the goal.

Mitchell and Roberson coach Rob Wilcher corrected the official and refused the goal.

And another chapter of the Asheville-Roberson rivalry comes to a close with a sign of sportsmanship.


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Asheville -- The Cougars bounce back after last week's loss to T.C. Roberson by shutting out the Erwin Warriors 28-0. The Cougars scored in every quarter dominating the game.

One of the most important developments to the Asheville season also took place at the Enka-T.C. Roberson game. Roberson was upset by Enka, allowing Asheville a chance to share the conference title should it defeat Franklin later in the season.

For a game summary of the Erwin game, check out Prepalert.com.

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Skyland -- T.C. Roberson defeated Asheville 35-13 in a show that was all Rams at Guy Ensley Stadium in Skyland. Roberson's win over Asheville all but guaranteed Asheville can finish its season at best as a conference co-champion.



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Asheville High recently received a certificate from the North Carolina High School Athletic Association commending the school o­n its sportsmanship last year. Asheville did not have a single ejection in any sport, meriting this sportsmanship distinction.

Congratulations, Cougars!

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Asheville – Enka added its 26th all-time loss to the Cougars out of 30 meetings in front of a homecoming crowd at Asheville High Memorial Stadium, losing 45-7 to the Cougars.

The game was over almost as soon as it began. Asheville scored o­n its first three drives and led 28-0 at halftime.

The Jets could not contain the rushing game of the Cougars, who scored at will. Rico Parks had three touchdown runs for 15, 17, and 60 yards. Damien Dean had a 6 yard TD run. Antonio Carson made an 81 yard TD run. In the kicking game, Reed Turchi executed a 18 yard field goal.

Enka’s sole scoring drive came with 2:15 remaining in the fourth quarter; a TD pass from Jeremy Buchanan to Jackson Young.

Asheville had over 500 yards of total offense, 420 yards  o­n the ground.

Homecoming festivities also took place, as the queen was crowned. Watch the Cougar Sports Network broadcast of this game o­n Channel 16 all week long.

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