The Knights and Mustangs were both playing in their first ever state title game.

Cave Spring girls reach first ever title game, Glenvar boys will play for "three-peat".

Cavaliers' boys and girls soccer programs have their seasons come to an end.

The Knights defeated Christiansburg Tuesday night while William Byrd took down Hidden Valley.

Knights shutout Lord Botetourt 4-0.

"I seriously think with 'Family' on the back of our shirts we represent that so well," said senior Brooke Smyth.

The Highlanders win their third consecutive Three Rivers District championship.

The two teams held all the scoring for the second half Thursday night.

Kyleigh Drew was named coach of the year and Giuliana "Jules" Stanley earned player of the year.

"We started showing everybody our dedication to our sport and our love for our sport."

Among the teams advancing to state championships are the Glenvar boys and girls soccer teams and Christiansburg softball.

2022 President's Cup National Champions, now freshman helping lead Cave Spring girls soccer to first state appearance.

The Highlanders were able to fend off an aggressive Radford team in the second half on their way to victory.

The Mustangs soccer standout will take her talents to Shenandoah University.

The Vikings posted a 1-0 victory while East Mont cruised to a 9-0 win over Northampton.

Knights secured a state tournament berth for the first time since 2012.

Glenvar boys and girls soccer programs advance to semifinals while Auburn baseball punches a ticket to the state tournament.

Highlanders remain unbeaten in district play.

Its impressive soccer skills that wins games, and an inseparable bond that wins championships.

In the history of Eastern Montgomery High School, there’s only been one VHSL State Championship team. That title belongs to girls soccer, who hoisted the Class 1 trophy in 2021, on a hot June afternoon in West Point, Virginia.

The Titans

The Lady Cavaliers defeated the Vikings 5-1 to advance to the Region 3D Semifinals.

James River and Auburn played to a 3-3 draw in girls soccer.

Lady Highlanders earn another Three Rivers District win Tuesday night.

Hidden Valley had five spring athletes sign their National Letter of Intent Friday. Swimmer Meagan Baxley is off to Washington and Lee, Titan goalie Rio Jarrett is going to Concord University, and three lacrosse players are moving on. Landon Blackshear to Bridgewater, Tyler Duffey to Averett, and Connor McGarry to Pfeiffer University.

Hidden Valley girls fall in overtime while the Patrick Henry boys came up short in PK's.

Lord Botetourt softball, Hidden Valley girls soccer and William Byrd baseball all advance to Region 3D Final matchups.

Natalie Overstreet will play soccer at Concord University and Tyriq Poindexter will play football at VMI.

Catherine Thacker netted the Knights three first half goals.