EASTERN MONTGOMERY MUSTANGS

Area squads are littered with coach and player of the year honors.

Southwest Virginia proved once again its dominance in spring competition, bringing home seven titles back to the area.

The scene is certainly set for a SW Virginia gold rush of state spring sports medals. No less than a dozen squads have advance to the state finals. Here’s a rundown of our local teams that were in action on State Semifinal Friday.

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.

High school region tournament are nearing conclusions in SW Virginia.

Homefield proved to be quite the advantage for Giles on Friday night.

Eastern Montgomery couldn’t defend its home turf against Parry McCluer in Week 11 of high school football.

It was a first half of scoring as the game’s 34 total points were all scored in the first 24 minutes.

East Mont rolled to a 34-8 victory over Bland County

In a Montgomery County battle, Eastern Montgomery proved superior on Friday night.

The Eastern Montgomery Mustangs girls soccer team’s accolades this season were pretty big, including an undefeated season, not allowing a single goal by their opponents until the Class 1 State Championship game, and finally, claiming said championship in a 5-1 win over West Point.

BUENA VISTA, Va. – Parry McCluer came into the night at sixth in Region 1C and Eastern Montgomery at fifth, with only four teams qualifying this year. Both teams have an uphill battle in catching up to George Wythe at No.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Va. – Through three games, Narrows has yet to allow a single point. On Friday night, the Green Wave beat the Eastern Montgomery Mustangs, 43-0.

CHRISTIANSBURG, Va. – To play on better field conditions, both squads made the trek to Christiansburg on Monday night. Eastern Montgomery would come away the victor, defeating Covington, 21-14.

Eric is no stranger to the Roanoke Valley. He is a Roanoke native and proud graduate of William Fleming High School.