Sycamore High School Lady War Eagle Softball

06/16/2026

Congrats to our Lady War Eagles
Aly Rae
Libby Reeder
Faithlynn Harley

After an exciting season of high school softball all across Cheatham County, the Cheatham County Exchange is excited to announce their All-County Softball Team for the 2026 season. The Harpeth High girls finished one game away from the TSSAA State Softball Tournament, and its ace pitcher Taylor Rile...

06/10/2026

🥎 TRYOUT UPDATE! 🥎

Unfortunately, the weather has not been in our favor, and due to the excessive rain, Sycamore Lady War Eagles Softball tryouts have been rescheduled.

New Tryout Dates:
📅 July 20th & July 21st
⏰ 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM
👥 All players

Please make sure you have a current physical uploaded on FinalForms, wear a numbered shirt, and bring water and all gear.

Thank you for being flexible — we can’t wait to get back on the field!

The Gold Standard.
Play like a War Eagle.

06/09/2026

SOFTBALL TRYOUT UPDATE

Due to lightning in the area and the continued threat of storms, today’s softball tryouts have been canceled for the safety of all players and coaches.

Player safety will always be our top priority, and current weather conditions do not allow us to safely conduct tryouts.

We will communicate a makeup date if needed and any updated information as soon as possible.

Stay safe, and we appreciate everyone’s understanding.

🥎 Coach J
Sycamore Lady War Eagles Softball

Sycamore High School

05/18/2026

Due to the forcasted weather tomorrow and it is also 8th grade graduation night, we have decided to move tryouts.. please see below

05/12/2026

05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day to all the moms of Sycamore Softball!

Thank you to every mom who shows up, cheers, supports, feeds, encourages, and loves these girls — not just your own daughter, but us coaches too.

Your love, time, and support do not go unnoticed. We love you and appreciate you more than you know! 💙🥎💛

05/05/2026

Tonight, our Lady War Eagles took a tough loss, and our season came to an end. Obviously, it was not the outcome we wanted, but when I step back and look at the bigger picture the growth, the camaraderie, the culture, and the heart of this team ,there is so much to be proud of.

This program has come so far from where we were just one year ago. These girls have changed the culture of Sycamore High School softball in the best way. They showed up, bought in, fought for each other, and helped build something that will last far beyond this season.

To our seniors ,you will truly be missed. Your leadership, athleticism, drive to win, and love for this team have meant more than you know. As a coach, it is never easy to say goodbye to players you have spent so much time with over the last four years. You have poured so much into this program, and your impact will be felt for years to come.

At the end of the day, these girls have absolutely nothing to be ashamed of. They should be proud of how far they have come, proud of the way they competed, and proud of the season they had. As a coach, I could pick apart a billion things I wish I had done differently, but I could also give you a billion reasons why this year has been so impactful.

I also want to recognize my coaching staff. I am blessed with a wonderful staff of coaches whose combined knowledge, experience, and passion for this game is something special. We work well together, we coach together, and we are building something within this program that all of us can be proud of. I am just as proud of my coaches as I am of this team, because every single one of them has poured into these girls and helped move Lady War Eagle softball forward.

I am proud of this team. I am thankful for this season. And I am excited for what the future holds for Lady War Eagle softball.

Coach J