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The latest Baylor coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Carter Hewitt helps power McCallie into DII-AA baseball title round
McCallie is one win from a state championship in baseball.
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Notre Dame freshman Olivia Mroz wins state gold in high jump
A promising newcomer made a historic leap for the Notre Dame girls' track and field program Wednesday at the Spring Fling.
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As expected, Baylor, GPS softball teams cruise to state rematch
The only females who could potentially prevent, or at least delay, the inevitable matchup were Mother Nature and Lady Luck. It certainly wasn't going to be the two opponents Wednesday.
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Baylor, Boyd Buchanan step up in second half to reach state finals in boys’ soccer
Despite being on different fields against different teams in different divisions, Baylor and Boyd-Buchanan found themselves in almost identical matches in the boys' soccer state semifinals Wednesday at the TSSAA Spring Fling.
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McCallie tennis coach credits senior leadership for third straight state title
Baylor girls are runners-up in DII-AA
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McCallie knocks off Baylor in rain-shortened game; Lookout Valley’s comeback delayed
For the first time in its last four state tournament appearances, Baylor lost a baseball game. But it didn't come without some late controversy.
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Baylor girls close to redemption at Spring Fling
Having failed to win a state team championship last season for the first time in over a decade, Gabby Czarnecki and the Baylor tennis team were determined to give themselves another chance in 2022.
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Baylor star shortstop Henry Godbout wins Division II-AA Mr. Baseball award
For the second year in a row a Baylor School baseball player has taken the state's top individual honor.
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Prep softball roundup: Baylor hits big to return to Spring Fling
GPS, Chattanooga Christian will join Lady Red Raiders in DII-AA's final four
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Prep baseball roundup: Silverdale Baptist splits to start series; Baylor punches ticket to return to Spring Fling
At this late point of the prep baseball season, Lance Rorex didn't care if he sounded greedy.