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Host Chattanooga well represented in TSSAA girls’ soccer championships

Staff file photo by Patrick MacCoon / CSAS junior Cheyenne Frye, second from left, has scored an area-best 38 goals to help lift the Lady Patriots to their second straight TSSAA Class A state tournament.
Staff file photo by Patrick MacCoon / CSAS junior Cheyenne Frye, second from left, has scored an area-best 38 goals to help lift the Lady Patriots to their second straight TSSAA Class A state tournament. Staff file photo by Patrick MacCoon / CSAS junior Cheyenne Frye, second from left, has scored an area-best 38 goals to help lift the Lady Patriots to their second straight TSSAA Class A state tournament.


For the second year in a row the Scenic City will play host to the best high school girls’ soccer teams from across the state.

The host city of the TSSAA state championships will also be well represented with six Chattanooga teams, competing in four of the five classifications.

Action will begin Wednesday with the area’s highest scoring teams looking to begin memorable runs to reach the title matches, which are set for Friday and Saturday at CHI Memorial Stadium.

In Class AA, East Hamilton (15-4-1) is in search of finishing the season with a 10-game win streak that would secure the program’s first state championship with three more wins. This is the sixth straight state tournament appearance for the Lady Hurricanes who are led by captains Zoey Burgner (20 goals, 10 assists), standout defender Olivia Drumeller and Diamond Stephens (17 goals, 10 assists). They will take on South Gibson (12-6-1) in Wednesday’s quarterfinals at 4 p.m. at GPS.