Bradley Central
The latest Bradley Central coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Former teammates Hannah Robertson, Katie DeLay excel as liberos
Friday's pool play

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Clint Steele to coach Soddy-Daisy boys’ soccer
Soddy-Daisy High School has hired Clint Steele to head its boys' soccer program for the 2015 season.

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Gossett blog: Of hydration, pickle juice, Week Zero and on deck
Friday, Aug. 29

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New Copeland helps lead Bears’ 21-6 win
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Just when you thought Bradley Central was out of Copelands ...

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Scores and Photos of Friday Night High School Football
SCORES

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Quick hits involving gretaer Chattanooga area prep football
Marion County's Ricky Ross directed his first game as a football head coach Thursday night but actually is in his second head coaching job, having succeeded Vic Grider at South Pittsburg but resigning two months later. He wound up taking the job at Marion County this spring, succeeding Mac McCurry.

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Greater Chattanooga high school football openers, game by game
(All kickoffs at 7:30 EDT unless noted)

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Prep Blitz 2014: Bradley Central Bears
Daniel Clark has spent his high school football career trying to find his role in the Bradley Central program.

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Baylor tourney features new local coaches
The Baylor soccer tournament is set for this Friday and Saturday at both the host school and Girls Preparatory School, and of the four local programs participating in the event, three will be in their first weekend with new head coaches.

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Red Raiders top Blue Raiders in jamboree, 7-3
If Friday night was a dress rehearsal for the Baylor football team, then coach Phil Massey has a lot to look forward to this season.Quarterback Nick Tiano was sharp, and the Red Raiders won 7-3 over Cleveland in the fifth quarter of the Best of Preps jamboree at Finley Stadium. The Mississippi State signee was 3-for-4 passing, including a 40-yard touchdown throw to junior Gage Upshaw on the game's first possession.Cleveland responded with a 15-play drive that culminated in a 35-yard field goal by Brandon Romero. Both teams played their starters in the first possession before turning it over to reserves."We came out of it injury free," Massey said. "We saw some good stuff out there. Nick looked good, and on defense we didn't want to give up any big plays and didn't."In his first game action, Cleveland senior quarterback Austin Massey completed passes to Skylar Davis and Eric Goodwin, and running back T.J. Parker had some tough runs for the Blue Raiders.
