Bradley Central
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Bearettes win ninth straight District 5-AAA tournament [photos]
While it may seem like a given, a ninth straight District 5-AAA tournament championship was not easy for Bradley Central.
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Wrestling season again ends on strong Chattanooga-area note
An unrivaled tradition continued for area wrestlers as 63 individuals medaled and 16 climbed to the top spot on the podium at the TSSAA state traditional tournament Saturday in the Williamson County Ag Expo Park in Franklin.
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Cleveland wrestlers aim to break school records
With high hopes to set school records, Cleveland High's long-strong wrestling program is well within reach.
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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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Bearettes roll past foul-troubled Lady Hurricanes, 75-38 [photos]
For nearly a decade Bradley Central has controlled District 5-AAA girls' basketball.
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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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Bradley Central grad Rhyne Howard already a star at Kentucky
Rhyne Howard followed her own path to college basketball, and she's already making an impact for the Kentucky Wildcats.
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No. 1 Cleveland topples Bradley Central behind senior leadership [photos]
With the spotlight centered on two of the state's most prestigious wrestling programs, a quick start for fourth-ranked Bradley Central did not last long Tuesday night.
