Boyd-Buchanan
The latest Boyd-Buchanan coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Three Chattanooga area prep baseball tourneys this week
At Market Street Complex in Dayton

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Bucs, Meigs play back-to-back Wednesday
TSSAA boys' state basketball tournament

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Kylila Tucker wants team to go to state with her
1. Baylor: The Lady Red Raiders return their entire lineup from the three-time defending Division II-AA state champions.

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Q.D. Cox, reserves help Boyd-Buchanan get to state tournament
Boyd-Buchanan's boys' basketball team had to call on its reserves Monday in its TSSAA Class A state sectional. And thanks to their key contributions, the Buccaneers reserved a spot in Murfreesboro.

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Most state basketball sectionals moved to tonight
After two area high school boys' basketball teams earned spots in the state tournament with wins Monday night, four others hope tonight to join them in Murfreesboro. Inclement weather postponed those four games, along with every other boys' state sectional, forcing teams to wait one day before taking the court.

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Experienced Boyd-Buchanan Bucs ready for state
Class A: 7-South Greene at Meigs County, Clarkrange at Boyd-Buchanan; 8-Sale Creek at Goodpasture

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Boyd-Buc runs to Region 3-A title
Throughout its unlikely run to reach the Region 3-A boys' basketball championship game, Sale Creek had thrived on controlling the tempo.

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Sale Creek edges Patriots, faces Boyd-Buchanan for title
One boys' semifinal in the Region 3-A high school basketball tournament at Arts & Sciences was destined to be close all the way. One team made sure that wasn't the case in the other.

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Boyd-Buchanan Bucs get past Jackets in Region 3-AA
It was evident that the high school basketball teams on the floor at Boyd-Buchanan on Saturday were highly motivated. The host Buccaneers are on a quest to get to the state tournament, something they fell short of by a game last season. Lookout Valley was trying to extend the coaching career of 39-year veteran Joe Galloway for as long as possible.

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Kilgore-led Whitwell beats Lady Bucs
WHITWELL, Tenn. - With his team short on size but tall on athletic ability, coach Eric Zensen knew his Whitwell girls needed to control the game's tempo Friday to secure a spot in next week's Region 3-A semifinals. So every chance they got, the Lady Tigers sped things up.
