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The latest Calhoun coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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High school football playoff spots on the line tonight in Georgia
There weren't many coaches pleased with the way it worked out, but the unusual format for determining which teams make the GHSA football playoffs from Region 6-AAA has built-in intrigue.

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Here’s a preview of tonight’s Chattanooga area high school football matchups
The Wildcats are on a hot streak, having scored 67 and 51 points in their seventh and eighth games before knocking off Red Boiling Springs by 20 last week to earn a playoff spot.

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Friday night’s prep football schedule
All Tennessee kickoffs at 7 p.m. Eastern unless noted. All kickoffs at 7:30 in Georgia.

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Calhoun completes emotional softball season with AAA state title
Diane Smith is known as a hard-nosed coach, a veteran of more than three decades who keeps her emotions inside.

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Bumgardner blasts lead Calhoun rally in AAA softball
Maddie Bumgardner did her best Kirk Gibson impersonation Friday night at the GHSA softball state championships. In the process, she may have written a chapter in the Calhoun history book that will be hard to top.

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Northwest Georgia prep football region races far from settled
Most GHSA football teams have two games remaining in the regular season, and in most regions involving northwest Georgia programs, there is still much to be decided.

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Tonight’s area high school football previews
POLK COUNTY WILDCATS (4-5, 2-1) at MARION COUNTY WARRIORS (4-5, 2-1)

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Gordon Lee, Calhoun roll at GHSA softball state tournament
Gordon Lee defeated two familiar foes Thursday during day one of the GHSA Softball Championships in Columbus. To reach the Class A public championship round the Lady Trojans will have to defeat another one.

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The Tennessee playoff outlook for local teams
For more than a decade, Polk County was a postseason fixture in football.

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Here’s a preview of tonight’s Chattanooga area high school football matchups
There's a trap here, no pun intended, but Irish coach Charles Fant may have sniffed it out.
