As we all navigate through these unprecedented times due to the effect of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, we want to share an update from Valor Athletics. First, this is a severe and rapidly changing issue that affects everyone worldwide. Our focus continues to be on the health and safety of everyone associated with Valor Collegiate
Head Coach John Jackson preaches to his team about hard work and grinding through adversity. The Wildcats heard their coach loud and clear and picked up their first district win over rival Merrol Hyde Magnet School. The WIldcats were led by Caz Schwarz who finished with 11 points. Head Coach John Jackson said, “Game was won
The Wildcats played from behind the entire game vs. Mount Juliet Christian Academy but Sophomore sharpshooter Sawyer Garrett had other plans late in the game. Stepping into his role this season as one of the Wildcats three-point threats, Sawyer’s late-game three gave the Wildcats the lead for good to seal their first victory of the
Merrol Hyde 62- Valor 40. The game went back and forth through the first quarter and into the second. The young freshman of Valor were overmatched by the older and savvy guards of Merrol Hyde. Close game, great growth. Brooke Ashworth came off the bench in the fourth quarter with some key plays. Emmery and O’Connell
The Valor Wildcats took home a great 2-0 victory over Poplar Grove. Valor came out with determination and had several close crosses and opportunities. Katrina Young (7th) and Maddie York (8th) scored in the first half, giving Valor the lead going into the second half. The Wildcats were able to maintain the shut out through
During Sectional play, Valor College Prep was locked in a defensive battle with their opponent, Madison Magnet. The Lady Wildcats managed to attack the Madison defense with 8 shots on goal in the first half, however, no goals were allowed. The second half was back and forth for a while, but Madison Magnet held possession
After another impressive performance that saw 8 Wildcats medal for top finishes at the Metro Championships, the Wildcats are headed to the TSSAA regional cross country meets on Thursday at Sanders Ferry Park in Hendersonville, TN. Results from MNPS Championships: Amber Cherry 25:51 Anna Snader 26:19 Isabella Johnson 28:56 Carys Terrell 30:18 Caroline Bell 30:37 Selene
The Lady Wildcats faced a tough and familiar opponent on Thursday. Richland H.S. beat Valor last year in the Regional tournament. This year, Valor struggled to gain momentum early, as they went down 1-0 midway through the first half. The Lady Wildcats had a hard time creating an attack as the first half ended at
On Thursday, the Wildcats Girls Soccer team defeated Harpeth High School to win the District 9A Championship. The Wildcats struck early in the 1st half on a Carys Correnti goal to go up 1-0. The rest of the first half, it was a back and forth battle on defense between the two teams. Late in
Early in the game, Overton caught Valor off guard and scored a quick goal, which put the Wildcats in a hole that was too hard to battle back from. The Wildcats would battle back in the second half, with Karla Montiel creating an attack from the center midfield. resulting in three breakaways, but unfortunately they
