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Latest News

9/23/11  6-32 Loss Agaisnt Polk County
Polk out runs ?Stangs
by By RICHARD ROBERTS Banner Sports Editor
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BENTON ? Polk County coach Derrick Davis knew he had to shut down Walker Valley?s running game in order to stop the Mustangs? passing game. Likewise, the Wildcats had to find their own running game against a tough Walker Valley defense in order to have a chance at a win Friday.


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9/16/11 24- 31 Loss Against Cleveland High School
Raiders win flag-filled shootout at ?The Corral?

Author: JOE CANNON and REECE RUTLAND Banner Sports Writers
Date: September 18, 2011
Publication: Cleveland Daily Banner (TN)

?There?s no such thing as an ugly win,? declared Cleveland coach E.K. Slaughter Friday night after a tough shoot-out at ?The Corral.? Despite having to overcome 16 penalties that cost them 130 yards, plus an unexpected aerial attack by Walker Valley, the Blue Raiders rode away with a 31-24 victory that came down to the wire. ?Those unsportsmanlike conduct penalties were garbage,? Slaughter...

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9/9/1137-33 Loss Against Red Bank

WALKER VALLEY?S Kelvin Wells Jr. (24) stretches to the goal line to score the first six points in Friday night?s football game at Red Bank. The Mustangs rallied in the second half for a near-upset of the seventh-ranked Lions. An unidentified Lion defender has hold of Wells as Michael Robinson (5) and Edward Coker (50) come in from the side. Walker Valley?s Anthony Smith (37) attempts to assist his teammate as Red Bank?s Demarcus Byrum (3) follows the play from the back. Banner photo, LARRY C. BOWERSMustang rally falls just shy of No. 7 Lions
Walker Valley's upset effort against seventh-ranked Red Bank faltered in the final minutes of the fourth quarter Friday night as the 3-0 Lions held on for a hard-earned 37-33 victory.



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8/26/11 36-20 Loss Against Hixon

WALKER VALLEY junior running back Gabe Cartwright (14) breaks free for a big gain in Friday?s battle against Hixson at ?The Corral.? Cartwright gained 92 yards and scored twice but the Mustangs came up on the short end of a 36-20 score. Photo by JAMES PRUETTHixson's Holmes runs away from hobbled Mustangs
It was a rough night for Walker Valley?s defensive line in Friday?s loss to Hixson. The combination of the Wildcats? running attack and dominate offensive line kept the Mustangs on their heels all ...
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8/22/11 * Freshman 22-6 win Against East Ridge
Mustang freshmen roll over Pioneers
by Special to the Banner
Walker Valley uncorked an impressive display of first-half offense behind the running of Reggie Mills and the arm of quarterback Cory Cook in a 22-6 freshman win over visiting East Ridge Monday.
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8/19/11  39-17 Loss Agaisnt East Ridge
East Ridge spoils Mustang season opener
by Larry C. Bowers
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The biggest thing coach Ted Lockerby got out of Friday night?s football loss to East Ridge was ?disappointment.?
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8/13/11    10-0 win over Tyner in Saturday Jamboree
A TRIO OF WALKER VALLEY defenders stops a Tyner runner at the line of scrimmage in Saturday night?s jamboree action at Finley Stadium in Chattanooga. The Mustangs came out on top on the scoreboard, 10-0, holding the speedy Rams without a score. Banner photo, LARRY C. BOWERSWV Mustangs butt heads with Rams in jamboree action
CHATTANOOGA ? Football confidence continues to build for the Walker Valley Mustangs with the 2011 season opener against East Ridge only a few days away. Coach Ted Lockerby?s team wrapped up three nights of jamboree action late Saturday with an impressive 20-minute conquest of the Tyner Rams at Finley Stadium, finishing up with a 10-0 edge on the scoreboard. The Walker Valley defense controlled Tyner?s speed and quickness and did not allow the Rams to break into the scoring column. Tyner gained some ground on its opening series, marching to the Mustangs? 38 before losing possession. Walker V...
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