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App State softball swept N.C. Central on the road on Wednesday, defeating the Eagles, 6-4 in the first game of the day before finishing the evening with a 7-3 v

App State Athletics is excited to announce that the grand opening of the new Randy Marion Track & Field Facility will be April 28 at the start of the two-da

App State softball ended its weekend series at No. 23 Louisiana with its first-ranked win in program history, defeating the Ragin' Cajuns, 5-3, after dropping t

The App State track and field team closed competition at the Adidas Winthrop Invitational on Saturday with 10 event wins and 28 top five finishes in addition to

Photo by Dawson Eiserloh; Logos from Louisiana and App State Athletics The Cajuns were sharp in all phases as they cruised to an 8-0 victory over App State. The win was the home opener for the Sun Belt portion of the schedule, and Louisiana moved to 22-9 overall with the victory. HOW IT HAPPENED ...

UL Softball started off the App State series hot, as they beat App State 8-0 in 1 hour and 42 min and they triggered the run rule. Louisiana was slated to finish the rest of the series on Saturday and Sunday. However, due to potential bad weather, the Cajuns were forced to shift game times. The Cajuns will now finish the series with a doubleheader on Saturday.

The App State track and field team kicked off action at the Adidas Winthrop Invitational on Friday with seven event wins and 23 top-five finishes. Junior Jasmin

UL Softball started off the App State series hot, as they beat App State 8-0 in 1 hour and 42 min and they triggered the run rule. Louisiana was slated to finish the rest of the series on Saturday and Sunday. However, due to potential bad weather, the Cajuns were forced to shift game times. The Cajuns will now finish the series with a doubleheader on Saturday.

App State softball dropped the first of three games at No. 23 Louisiana, 8-0, on Friday. The game ended with a run rule after five innings. The Mountaineers (15

App State alumna Jane Palmer ’98 started her Nature Coatings business in 2017 to transform wood waste into high-performing black pigments.