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Signal Mountain offense locked and loaded
Cash Keene could not ask for a better setup entering his second year as Signal Mountain's starting quarterback.
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Walker Valley has major breakout potential
The Walker Valley Mustangs could make a huge leap this season, when even doubling their win total from last year would not be out of the question.
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Red Bank has high expectations once again
While the Red Bank Lions must replace their top three running backs from last season, they might have a solid answer.
Marion, South Pittsburg shine at Finley on second day of jamboree
The two teams that traveled the farthest to Finley Stadium on Friday certainly showed no added fatigue from their long bus rides up Interstate 24.
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Dynamite Baker’s Dozen No. 7: McCallie’s Marcellus Barnes Jr. makes flight risky for opposing offenses
Before every football game, Marcellus Barnes Jr. takes a moment to gather himself before locking down opposing receivers under the Friday night lights.
Jamboree opens with impressive showings by Sale Creek ground game, Ringgold passing attack
Ready or not, Georgia and Tennessee high school football teams are just a week away from the real thing. Several are getting in one last tuneup.
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Dynamite Baker’s Dozen No. 8: McCallie quarterback Jay St-Hilaire in line for huge season
Jay St-Hilaire and his teammates have been working all offseason to help McCallie get back on top of the TSSAA Division II-AAA football ranks.
Ivan Johnson brings power, xylophone to playoff-bound Chattanooga Lookouts
Before the Chattanooga Lookouts run onto the diamond at AT&T Field, fans may hear a little bit of live music coming from the home team’s dugout.
NIL deals help East Hamilton grad Madison Hayes give back to Chattanooga youth
NCAA student-athletes and their college teams aren't the only ones benefiting from the NIL era.
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Dynamite Baker’s Dozen No. 9: Red Bank’s Kobe Smith one of state’s top edge rushers
If Kobe Smith wasn't scary enough for offensive coordinators in 2022, he will be an even bigger problem for them as a Red Bank senior this year.
