Calhoun
The latest Calhoun coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Great divide from top to bottom in Georgia 7-AA
• Team on the rise: Murray County. The Indians have nowhere to go but up after a winless season, a coaching change and an influx of new players.
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Five tough to replace in Chattanooga area prep football
Pads will begin popping loudly throughout the Chattanooga area Monday morning as high school football teams in Tennessee begin practicing in full gear. As teams begin to focus on their season openers, a month or even less from now, some must quickly find replacements for departed stars from last season.
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Prep football practice begins in the greater Chattanooga area
While it won't be full-contact just yet, the familiar sound of pads popping returns to area football fields today as high school teams take advantage of a new TSSAA rule allowing them to begin practicing in shoulder pads and helmets one week earlier than in previous years.
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Gordon Central hires four new head coaches
CALHOUN, Ga. - Change is coming to Gordon Central High School, at least on the coaching front.
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TSSAA eyeing new Texas rule
The eyes of Tennessee's high school sports rules makers are on Texas.
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TSSAA moves up football work in helmets
In a move to help high school football players around the state get acclimated to the heat before full-contact practice begins, the TSSAA Board of Control has approved a recommendation to move up the date of the first day football teams can practice in helmets and shoulder pads by one week.
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Georgia prep golfers play for titles statewide
Calhoun golf coach Clay Stevenson and North Murray coach Keith Robinette can't be in the same place at once today with boys' and girls' teams playing for their respective state championships.
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Memorable TSSAA Spring Fling lists
(Since the Spring Fling began)
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Prep spring football has varied purposes
While traditional spring sports such as baseball, softball and track are winding down, the Southern tradition of spring football practice is just kicking off at many tri-state area schools. And while spring football practice typically focuses on getting younger players adjusted to the physical play of the varsity level, the programs that underwent coaching changes - Brainerd, North Jackson, Ooltewah, Rhea County, Sequatchie County, Soddy-Daisy and South Pittsburg - are playing catch-up to rival schools.
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Georgia prep golf teams taking aim at state
Jim McGrew figured his Northwest Whitfield boys golf team would be playing today in a State Sectional.