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The latest Calhoun coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Tonight’s area high school football previews
Previewing tonight's matchups.

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Sports Editor Stephen Hargis’ bold predictions for the new prep football season
As another prep football season gets underway, I'm certainly thankful to have a job I still get excited about after 26 years. Here are a few things I'm less sure about...

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Sweet 16: Area prep football by the numbers
As the 2016 high school football season kicks off, here are 16 numbers to remember.

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Area’s 11 must-see high school football games for 2016
The fuse is lit on what is shaping up to be a powder keg of a prep football season.

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‘Runaway train’ Calhoun still top dog in Region 6-AAA
After all its meetings, rulings and mandates, there is still one overwhelming truth regarding Georgia Region 6-AAA football.

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New pitchers getting chances for elite Georgia softball teams
Softball scoreboard operators in northwest Georgia should be double-checking light bulbs, making sure the electrical connections are solid and limbering up their fingers.

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Scrappy Moore Male Athlete of the Year finalists are ultra-accomplished
The finalists for this year's Scrappy Moore Male Athlete of the Year already own plenty of hardware for their high school athletic accomplishments, but each would like to add one more piece.

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Scrappy Moore Female Athlete of the Year finalists specialize in being the best
Half of the six finalists for this year's Scrappy Moore Female Athlete of the Year specialized in one sport. But they proved themselves to be the best at their chosen sport.

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Dalton, Calhoun girls and Trion boys win state golf titles
The Dalton and Calhoun girls and Trion boys won Georgia High School Association state golf championships Tuesday in Augusta, and Trion's Dawson Day shot a 73 to win by five strokes individually in the Bulldogs' 24-stroke Class A-Public triumph.

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Calhoun breaks through late to top Jackson in AAA soccer playoffs
For three-fourths of Tuesday night's GHSA Class AAA boys' soccer playoff game against Jackson, Calhoun's talented team was like the big bad wolf.
