Bradley Central
The latest Bradley Central coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Tennessee, Georgia prep football teams look for clear answers on return amid COVID-19
Although prep football coaches in Tennessee and Georgia are anxious to begin offseason workouts, or at least have a statewide guideline in place for all teams to follow, their state athletic associations have forced them to pump the brakes.
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Bradley Central’s Quante Berry transferring to prep school
One of the Chattanooga area's top basketball prospects will be not be finishing his prep career in the Chattanooga area.
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Baylor’s versatile Elijah Howard a key piece in Vols’ dynamic recruiting class
Whether he considers himself a trendsetter or not, Elijah Howard was certainly ahead of the curve.
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Chattanooga AAU trio set for hoops reunion as Kentucky Wildcats
A trio of former Chattanooga AAU girls' basketball standouts will have the chance to recreate their Tennessee Xtreme chemistry at the University of Kentucky.
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Chattanooga area has dozens of TSWA all-state wrestlers
The Chattanooga area is well represented in all three classifications of the Tennessee Sports Writer Association's all-state wrestling teams this year.
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Four Chattanooga area boys earn a spot on TSWA basketball all-state team
Four Chattanooga area players are among those selected to the Tennessee Sports Writers Association's boys' basketball all-state team.
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10 area girls earn TSWA all-state basketball honors
A total of 10 girls' basketball players from the Chattanooga area have earned all-state recognition by the Tennessee Sports Writers Association.
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Former Bradley Central standout a first-team AP All-American; Lady Vol honored
Rhyne Howard, a former high school star for Bradley's Bearettes, is the University of Kentucky's first women's basketball player to be selected to the AP All-America first team.
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Sports editor Stephen Hargis reflects on 30 years of special prep memories
The world was only a few months into a new decade, and I was less than a year out of high school when my life changed for the better, all by chance.
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Health concerns force TSSAA to discuss whether to suspend girls’ state tournament after Thursday
The Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association has announced that, due to concerns over COVID-19, the disease which caused the coronavirus, it will re-examine the girls' state basketball tournament schedule after the completion of Thursday's quarterfinal round.
