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Jurick, Sturdivant join RailRunners and other sports news
Former East Ridge, Chattanooga State and Oklahoma State big man Philip Jurick is one of four new players signed by the Chattanooga RailRunners professional basketball team. The others announced Thursday by team owner Paul "Showtime" Gaffney were 5-foot-10 former University of Tennessee at Chattanooga point guard Kevin Bridgewaters, 6-7 former Brainerd, Walters State and Texas Southern forward Fred Sturdivant and 6-8 Isaiah Kirk from Tennessee Wesleyan, Gaffney's alma mater. Jurick, a shot-blocking and rebounding specialist, is 6-10. "These guys are key pieces for us solving the puzzle of winning the title," Gaffney said in a release. The RailRunners are 5-2 in their first year in the Central Basketball Association but have lost two of their last three games. They are tied for first play with the Nashville Storm, who will host them at 9 p.m. EDT Saturday. The Fort Wayne Flite, who are right behind the leaders, visit the Runners on Sunday at the Rossville Athletic Center.
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McMinn Central’s Eric Hart making strides in return from surgery
Eric Hart is proving himself right while proving others wrong.
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CSAS appreciates Marion’s reaction to players’ baseball game collision
The injured mouth and dental repair for one player and the staples in the head of another eventually will be forgotten, but Arts & Sciences baseball coaches, players, administrators and fans never will forget the heart-felt hospitality and sympathy extended by host Marion County after two Patriots players collided during a game last week.
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Five greater Chattanooga area boys make all-state in basketball
Five area high school players have been named to the Tennessee Sports Writers Association 2013-14 all-state boys' basketball teams in their respective classifications.
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Bucs rally to defeat Patriots, 2-1
It usually takes a goal to get the Boyd-Buchanan boys' soccer team fired up. A goal by the other team, that is.
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Boyd-Buchanan Bucs throttle Silverdale Seahawks, 9-2
Other than a third-inning pitching lapse, Boyd-Buchanan had the best of all the baseball facets in a 9-2 victory Tuesday at Silverdale Baptist Academy.
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Bucs end skid with extra-innings win
It had been a long and uncomfortable dry spell for Boyd-Buchanan's baseball team, which entered the season with high hopes of extended postseason play.
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Tyler Payne passed on Division I offers for Lee University
Tyler Payne passed up four solid NCAA Division I baseball offers. The McCallie junior decided instead to continue his career at Lee University.
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Bucs tripped up in Class A quarters
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. - A dominant three-minute span of the third quarter helped Booker T. Washington turn an otherwise back-and-forth game into a convincing 72-54 victory over Boyd-Buchanan in the Class A state tournament quarterfinals Wednesday at Middle Tennessee State University.
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Boyd-Buchanan, Meigs County basketball teams have different plans for same goal
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