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The fall sports Pisgah offers are: cross country, football, girls tennis, volleyball, and boys soccer. Winter sports are: boys basketball, girls basketball, and wrestling. Spring sports offered are: softball, baseball, track, girls soccer, golf, and boys tennis. Pisgah has also won state championships in wrestling, boys golf, and girls basketball.
Pisgah football spoiled Franklin's final game in its home stadium, "The Pit," though Bears QB Aaron Clark exited early with an injury.
“That’s where you get this mentality,” a high school football coach and former mill worker said. “You’ve got to fight for everything.” ...
After 16 years as the coach of first the Canton Bears and then the Pisgah Bears, with a 133-32-7 record and three championships, Boyd Allen was taken to the hospital during the October 17, 1969 game. He died at age 46 and his death was announced at the end of the game.
Smoky Mountain football and running back Ayden Johnson gashed Pisgah to advance to the second round of the NCHSAA playoffs.
The next logo, introduced in 1946, featured a navy blue bear on top of a football. In 1962, the Bears introduced their trademark "wishbone-C" logo for the first time. [5] Initially white with a black outline, the logo is similar to the "C" long worn on the Cincinnati Reds' baseball caps, and very closely resembles the University of Chicago ...
The announcement was made in a joint press release from Pisgah Principal Clint Conner and athletic director Heidi Morgan on Monday morning, three days after the Bears fell 23-16 to Oak ...
Santiago Wanderers - "Caturro" - A monk parakeet, one of the oldest mascots in chilean football. [18] Trasandino de Los Andes - An andean condor. Unión Española - "Hispanito" - A black eagle based on the Eagle of Saint John. [18] Universidad de Concepción - "Mateo" - A yellow monster-like figure. Its name is a common nickname in Chile for ...