Walker Valley Softball to Compete for First-Ever State Championship Title
The Walker Valley Lady Mustangs are set to make history today as they vie for their first-ever TSSAA Class 4A softball state championship. The championship game against Green Hill High School is scheduled for 12:30 p.m. CST at the Blue Raider Softball Stadium on the
Walker Valley (35-8) advanced to the title game after a hard-fought 10-8 victory over Page High School on Thursday. Senior pitcher Ryann “Boogs” Presswood delivered a complete-game performance, striking out nine batters and securing the win. Offensively, senior Alyssa Davenport powered the Lady Mustangs with two home runs and five RBIs, including a three-run shot in the first inning and a two-run homer in the second.
Head coach Lauren Limburg praised her team's resilience, stating, “What a game. We fought in that game really hard. There were a lot of ups and downs, and I think it just goes back to the girls' belief and love for each other. We just found a way to win, and I am so totally proud of them. We've got one more. We're going to get a little rest tonight and come back tomorrow ready to go.” Chattanoogan+2Chattanoogan+2Chattanoogan+2
The Lady Mustangs' journey to the championship has been marked by determination and clutch performances. In the sectional round, freshman Vanessa Byers delivered a walk-off single in the bottom of the eighth inning to defeat Oakland 1-0, propelling Walker Valley into the state tournament.
Their opponent, Green Hill High School (33-3-2), has also demonstrated dominance throughout the tournament, with notable victories over Stewarts Creek and Dickson County. The championship matchup promises to be a thrilling contest between two formidable teams.
Fans can watch the game live via the NFHS Network or follow live updates through the TSSAA's official website.
As the Lady Mustangs take the field today, they carry the hopes of their school and community, aiming to bring home their first state championship in program history.
Walker Valley (35-8) advanced to the title game after a hard-fought 10-8 victory over Page High School on Thursday. Senior pitcher Ryann “Boogs” Presswood delivered a complete-game performance, striking out nine batters and securing the win. Offensively, senior Alyssa Davenport powered the Lady Mustangs with two home runs and five RBIs, including a three-run shot in the first inning and a two-run homer in the second.
Head coach Lauren Limburg praised her team's resilience, stating, “What a game. We fought in that game really hard. There were a lot of ups and downs, and I think it just goes back to the girls' belief and love for each other. We just found a way to win, and I am so totally proud of them. We've got one more. We're going to get a little rest tonight and come back tomorrow ready to go.” Chattanoogan+2Chattanoogan+2Chattanoogan+2
The Lady Mustangs' journey to the championship has been marked by determination and clutch performances. In the sectional round, freshman Vanessa Byers delivered a walk-off single in the bottom of the eighth inning to defeat Oakland 1-0, propelling Walker Valley into the state tournament.
Their opponent, Green Hill High School (33-3-2), has also demonstrated dominance throughout the tournament, with notable victories over Stewarts Creek and Dickson County. The championship matchup promises to be a thrilling contest between two formidable teams.
Fans can watch the game live via the NFHS Network or follow live updates through the TSSAA's official website.
As the Lady Mustangs take the field today, they carry the hopes of their school and community, aiming to bring home their first state championship in program history.