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Walker Valley vs McMinn Central Homecoming Week    Get Tickets Now! Dont Miss any of this Years Action!       Walker Valley has 5 home games this year featuring cross town rival Cleveland at       "The Valley" on October 9th, 2009. Tickets are available at the gate. Please inquire       about our season Tickets and parking passes. Booster Club members please present       your passes at the gate and enjoy our pre-game meal.        Junior Varsity and Freshman Games schedules have also been anounced and you        can find all that information right here on our site by clicking on the schedule link.

Duke Commits to Ole Miss, SEC Bound!       By: Stephen Hargis      Walker Valley offensive lineman Jared Duke has committed to sign with Ole Miss.      Duke (6-foot-6, 325) chose the Rebels over another offer from Louisville. At Ole Miss’      summer lineman camp, Duke impressed coaches with his strength, agility and foot      speed.      “He couldn’t pass up an offer to play in the Southeastern Conference,” Mustangs       coach Ted      Lockerby said. “One of the Ole Miss coaches told me they’re only going       to sign four offensive linemen this year and they wanted really big bodies.  Well,       they got one now.     “They called a lot during the spring so I knew they were interested just because of his      size.  But when he went to their camp, I think he really impressed them.”

Future SEC Lineman Jared        Duke Senior at WV.

   Walker Valley Expects Improvement in 2009
   (SETRivals.com Exclusive)

    
     by Clay Chavis
    SETRivals.com Senior Staff Reporter
    (Images featured in this article by Chavis)

    You could not have wished for a better day for a picnic, but wait, I was standing on the sideline of the Walker Valley     High School football practice field. With a brisk breeze and the gorgeous skyline, it was hard to concentrate at the task     at hand, which was taking a look at the Mustangs 2009 Spring Practice.

    Of course, once you hear that remarkable sound of pads popping and coaches yelling instructions, I was brought back     to earth. The Mustangs looked like a very organized team run by head coach Ted Lockerby. Lockerby, who played high     school ball at Bradley Central and then collegiately at Tennessee Tech looks to build on last years 6-5 record.     Considering the fact that last years was only the second winning season in WHS history, the road to success runs     uphill.

    With Coach Lockerby going from group to group, he seemed to be everywhere. The team was broken into three     groups, lineman, receivers, and backs. A blaring horn would sound every ten minutes or so to signal that each group     needed to begin another set of grueling drills. After getting the team started, Coach Lockerby was very gracious to     come by and talk about his upcoming team. read more...here