Bradley Central
The latest Bradley Central coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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TSWA all-state basketball teams include 14 area players
Seven boys and seven girls from the Chattanooga area have been named to the Tennessee Sports Writers Association all-state basketball teams.
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District baseball: 5-AAA opens area TSSAA postseason
The District 5-AAA tournament kicks off the Tennessee high school baseball postseason with two games tonight, but regular-season winner Bradley Central and runner-up Soddy-Daisy won't play until Friday.
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Norwood 2-hitter lifts Bradley past Trojans, 2-1
Bradley Central finally got that crucial two-game District 5-AAA baseball lead that brings an automatic region berth.
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Bradley Central girls lose in basketball state semifinals
The Bradley Central High School girls' basketball team's season is over, one win short of the Class AAA state championship game.
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Blackman ends Bradley Central’s season, 69-39
Top-ranked Blackman will make the eight-mile drive across town for a fifth straight year.
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Bearettes beat Cookeville, face Lady Jets for 3-AAA title
The Bradley Central Bearettes started slowly but had no trouble overcoming Cookeville in the second half for a 48-30 semifinal win Monday night in the Region 3-AAA tournament at Cookeville High School.
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Jones-led Mustangs upset Bradley Central for 5-AAA title
Ahead 19-5 and clearly outplaying top-seeded Bradley Central at the end of one period in Tuesday's District 5-AAA championship game, Walker Valley had an all-business huddle between quarters.
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Rhyne Howard wins game for Bradley Central at buzzer
Coach Jason Reuter drew up the perfect play.
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Parker, Russo, Hicks, Goforth, Duhm among state’s undefeated wrestlers
The competition is the stiffest they will have seen, and the targets pasted on more than a dozen wrestlers loom even larger as Tennessee's high school state championships begin a three-day stand Thursday in Franklin.
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Cole Copeland must live up to high standards of a family sports dynasty
Cole Copeland is living up to his family history at Bradley Central High School.
