Bradley Central
The latest Bradley Central coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Prep football jamborees start tonight
Three events offer glimpse of new prep football season
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Region 2-6A Preview: Bradley Central may challenge Maryville
Maryville still favored, but Bears may contend
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Best of Preps female finalists abound in state titles
The six finalists for this year's Scrappy Moore Female Athlete of the Year award have a combined 13 state championships in their high school careers. The winner will be named Tuesday night at the annual Times Free Press Best of Preps banquet.
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Best of Preps male finalists nationally noticed
Multisport stars and nationally rated specialists headline this year's six finalists for the Scrappy Moore Male Athlete of the Year award. The group includes Cole Copeland, Brendon Harris, Hakim McMorris, Luke Shiflett, Andre Tarver and Drew Viscomi, and the winner will be announced Tuesday night at the annual Times Free Press Best of Preps banquet.
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Tennessee girls win all-star basketball game again, but Georgia competitive
According to Notre Dame coach Jason Hill, last year's Tennessee-Georgia girls' all-star basketball game involving 2016 graduates of area high schools was "a disaster."
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Reviewing Chattanooga area spring football
A look at area Tennessee football spring drills.
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Bradley Central all-state guard commits to University of Kentucky
Although she still has another year of high school remaining, Rhyne Howard decided it was time to make her college decision. Bradley Central's two-time all-state guard, and a Miss Basketball finalist last season, announced she has committed the the University of Kentucky.
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High school baseball pitch-count rules bring shifts, playoff change conversation
Slightly more than a week ago, a high school baseball decision was set aside, Walker Valley's win over Bradley Central resulting in a forfeit.
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Bears overcome strikeout woes, topple Owls 3-2
Despite being just three weeks into the season and a seemingly never-ending battle with inclement weather, District 5-AAA has no unbeaten baseball teams remaining.
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Poor shooting ends Bradley Central’s season in state sectional
No. 2-ranked Bradley Central picked a bad time to have its worst shooting night of the high school basketball season Saturday. But Stewarts Creek's Lady Red Hawks aren't complaining.