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The latest Baylor coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Golf roundup: Rickie Fowler finds a way, wins Phoenix Open
Unable to catch a break Sunday at TPC Scottsdale, Rickie Fowler took it upon himself to create his own.
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Baylor, Cleveland wrestlers top archrivals for state duals titles
Raiders - both Blue and Red - celebrated TSSAA wrestling state duals titles Saturday night in Franklin.
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Baylor, McCallie will meet in wrestling state duals final [photos]
There is no denying tonight's TSSAA Division II wrestling state duals championship final will be one to remember for local rivals Baylor and McCallie.
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Blue Raiders heavy favorites in Class AAA state duals
Cleveland wants another state traditional tournament title, too
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Baylor wrestlers win emotional match with McCallie, 45-26 [photos]
Competing with heavy hearts, Baylor's wrestlers put forth a performance the late Jim Morgan would have smiled about.
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Nick Kurtz sets tone early as Baylor tops McCallie [photos]
In the three days since the Baylor boys' basketball team's first loss of the season, first-year coach Mark Price had spent every moment possible during practices challenging his post players to redeem themselves.
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C.J. Petrin a state bowling runner-up; Haun, Haro third
The Baylor girls are the only Chattanooga-area representatives still alive in team play.
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Prep notes: Six area bowlers in TSSAA individual finals
Notre Dame's C.J. Petrin and McCallie's Andrew Haun and Jet Hieronymus comprise half of the Division II boys' finalists in the TSSAA state tournament at the Smyrna Bowling Center, and Rhea County's Phillip Rogers is one of the six in Division I.
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Michael Houge leads CCS to 69-58 win over previously undefeated Baylor
The Chattanooga Christian boys' basketball team did something Tuesday night that no other team has been able to do all season.
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Local lacrosse programs thrilled TSSAA will oversee sport
The chance to play for TSSAA state championships beginning in spring 2022 is a dream come true for at least one local lacrosse coach.
