Chattanooga Prep becomes city’s first three-peat basketball state champion
Chattanooga Prep has wasted no time in becoming a Tennessee powerhouse on the basketball court, and the Sentinels have taken special pride in representing their city.

Chattanooga Prep has wasted no time in becoming a Tennessee powerhouse on the basketball court, and the Sentinels have taken special pride in representing their city.

Although a state title remained out of reach, Walker Valley boys' basketball coach Will Campbell was grateful for what the "homegrown" Mustangs did together this season.

When Dalton begins spring football next month, the visitors' parking area adjacent to the Catamounts' practice field will likely be full of vehicles from out of town.

Chattanooga Prep continues to stand taller and much longer than its competition on the basketball court.

Walker Valley coach Will Campbell had no plans to tell his players to reel in their celebration after a historic state semifinal win for the program.

A year after Walker Valley's season ended in disappointment on the first day of the TSSAA Class 4A boys' basketball tournament, the Mustangs are sticking around for the semifinals.

Chattanooga Prep senior Joel Bulis fouled out before the team's TSSAA Class 2A quarterfinal was over, but not before making a big impact for the Sentinels.

Entering the TSSAA BlueCross Basketball Championships as two-time defending boys champions, Chattanooga Prep is comfortable wearing the favorite's label.

Even after taking her last shot for Bradley Central, Kimora Fields is adding to her reputation as one of the Chattanooga area's top prep basketball players.

Program's streak of wins vs. Tennessee foes also over after 99 games
