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Cross country takes Brown Mountain Jug

John Bethune | The Appalachian Senior Cailin Lynch keeps a lead on UNC Asheville's freshman Shiyran Mielke during the Blue Ridge Open Oct. 15. The women's cross country team took first place in the open, and the men's team took second.

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Football puts loss in past, focuses on future

by Brad Norman
Senior Staff Writer

Appalachian State head coach Jerry Moore pulled the football team and coaching staff together before Monday's practice and addressed the 54-7 loss to Georgia Southern as well as the upcoming game against Wofford.

His message was clear: put the Georgia Southern loss behind and focus on winning the remaining four games.

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Trey Allman | The Appalachian sophomore Chrissy Finch spikes the ball over Wofford sophomore Christal Carey as the Mountaineers defeat the Terriers in three matches.

Volleyball spikes Terriers with sweeping victory

by Nick Coulapides
Staff Writer

There is something different about the Mountaineer volleyball ladies this season, something that makes them destined for greatness.

On Sunday, ASU improved on matching their best mark since 1995 for conference victories by sweeping Wofford 30-18, 30-24, 30-28.

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