Bradley Central
The latest Bradley Central coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Chattanooga area high school standouts from Feb. 4
• Jacob Campbell, Grundy County: He hit 10 3-pointers in a 38-point night as the Yellow Jackets outdistanced Marion County 97-67 in basketball.
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Copeland content with hoops choice
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Bradley Central senior Bryce Copeland had a high school football career that consisted of 6,435 yards and 60 touchdowns passing and 1,725 yards rushing and another 23 scores. He was a four-year starter and a vital part of a program that had the best four-year stretch since the 1988 senior class won 28 games.
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High school standouts for Feb. 1
* Leondra Barrett, Ooltewah: She scored 32 of her team's 54 points in an 11-point District 5-AAA basketball win over Soddy-Daisy.
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Bradley Central Bearettes get in zone, swamp McMinn County 65-39
ATHENS, Tenn. - The next time Bradley Central girls' basketball coach Jason Reuter has a whim, he should respond accordingly, much like he did Tuesday night.
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Chattanooga area high school standouts for Jan. 29
• Katelyn Lee, Gordon Lee: Her 18 points led the Lady Trojans to a 72-24 basketball defeat of Excel Christian.
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The Takedown: Wave, Trojans to repeat?
Who are absolute favorites for Tennessee state duals wrestling championships this weekend?
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Chattanooga area high school standouts for Jan. 22
• Kassidy Blevins, Gordon Lee: The Lady Trojans senior scored 14 points, surpassing 1,000 for her career, and added eight assists in a 66-35 region basketball win over Trion.
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High school standouts of Jan. 18
Teodora Zaagorac, Hamilton Heights: With 23 points, she elbowed Hamilton Heights past The Rock School of Florida, 40-39.
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‘Little fat boy’ only a memory: Bears’ heavyweight has grown in self-esteem
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Jerry Johnson no longer has to go to the dinner table or the refrigerator to be in a happy place, and he doesn't say supersize it anymore.
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Bradley Central Bears catch fire, defeat rival Blue Raiders 59-44
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Having watched his team play out of control and score only three points in the first quarter Tuesday against rival Cleveland, Bradley Central basketball coach Kent Smith looked at his players and made a simple request: