Calvary Softball Fieldhouse Auction

Please help Calvary Lady Cavs Softball build a fieldhouse and locker room.  These girls and this program have won six straight Louisiana state championships and was named MaxPreps 2026 National Champions! We are now engaged in a capital campaign to provide them with a building  commensurate with their on-field accomplishments and off-field character. 

In 2026, the Calvary Lady Cavaliers softball team completed its season with a record of 37-1, ranked first in the State of Louisiana, and named Max Preps National Champions!  Our young ladies just won their sixth straight state title.  Over the last three years, the Lady Cavaliers amassed 109 wins to just 4 losses. Calvary Baptist Academy — a private Christian school in Shreveport — has built one of the top high school softball programs in the country. Six straight state titles. Eight in the last eleven years. National recognition. A roster of young women who, by every available statistic, are not only winning — they are dominating. 

And yet our facilities have not kept pace with what this program has built. 

This is, perhaps, the most remarkable part of the story. Coach Tiffany Wood took over the Lady Cavaliers in 2012 — at twenty-one years old, with no prior head coaching experience — and inherited a program that had a porta potty, no locker room, no running water, and a Coca-Cola trailer for a concession stand. With the help of many, she built the program by hand. They put walls in temporary buildings to create a coach's office. They added wooden steps so players could get into the locker room. Everything that has come since — the championships, the national rankings, the college recruits — was built on top of that foundation. 

Our players have made do with what they have without concern or complaint. That is what champions do. But making do is no longer enough. The program our daughters, sisters, and granddaughters have built deserves a home that reflects the standard they have set on the field. 

To provide what these players have earned and deserve, we are launching a $1,300,000 capital campaign to build the Lady Cavaliers Softball Fieldhouse — a 7,500-square-foot facility that will house an indoor practice space, a full team locker room, a training and treatment room, a coach's office suite, a team lounge, and a dining and meal-prep area for game-day nutrition. Every element of this facility has been designed around what our program needs to continue competing at the highest level.

This is a once-in-a-generation project. The girls who walk into this fieldhouse on its opening day will be the first of many. The names on its walls — donors, dedications, championship years — will tell the story of a community that decided this program was worth investing in for the long haul. 

Calvary Baptist Academy was founded in 1970 with the mission of forming students "to be arrows of Truth and Light." The work being done in this softball program is, in its own way, a fulfillment of that mission. Young women are being formed in faith, discipline, and excellence. Lives are being shaped. Christ is being honored through the way they play. 

I would be honored to discuss this campaign with you in person. The pages that follow lay out the vision, the building, the gift opportunities, and the ways to give. But the heart of this campaign is something simpler: a chance to invest in young women, in a coach who has poured herself into shaping them at every step, and in a program that has made Calvary Baptist Academy a source of pride across our community — and increasingly, across our country. 

The sign at the entrance to our facility says it plainly: 

We Build Champions. 

That is what we do. With your help, we will build the home that those champions have earned.