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The latest Calhoun coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Bradley basking in finals heroics
ADEL, Ga. -- A week ago, Zach Bradley was at the lowest point in his baseball career.
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Ringgold AAA state runner-up
Calhoun loses for the first time this year in the AA finals but wins 4-3 and plays again today.
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Calhoun aims at baseball perfection
The Yellow Jackets could complete an undefeated season by sweeping Adel today in the Class AA state championship series.
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Jackets in finals
Undefeated Calhoun sweeps defending state champion Lovett in their Class AA baseball series.
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Calhoun reaches Georgia AA baseball finals
ATLANTA - Jordan Poole went 4-for-5 and batted in the winning run in the ninth inning as Calhoun advanced to the Georgia High School Association Class AA baseball final series by downing Lovett 8-7 in the second game of their semifinal doubleheader today. The Yellow Jackets (33-0) won the first game 7-4 with Josh Schubert hitting a tying two-run home run in the sixth inning and Mott Hyde driving in two go-ahead runs with a double in the seventh.
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Calhoun, Ringgold hit road for Georgia baseball semis
Calhoun travels to The Lovett School in Class AA action, and the Tigers will visit Oconee County in Class AAA.
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Fierce pitcher
Calhoun ace has linebacker attitude
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Calhoun moving on
CALHOUN, Ga. -- For a few moments, Chip Henderson was re-living a nightmare. It was only a year ago when Henderson's highly-ranked Calhoun High School baseball team was unmercifully bounced from the GHSA Class AA playoffs with an error-filled pair of losses to Dublin.
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Lee signs Cleveland’s Lawson
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- Cleveland High School pitcher and third baseman Dustin Lawson signed scholarship papers Friday to continue his baseball career nearby at Lee University. He plans just to pitch for the Flames, who have become an NAIA power, currently ranked sixth in the nation.
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’09 end spurs Jackets
CALHOUN, Ga. -- Carter Harrison has seen the highs and lows of athletic competition in his three and a half years at Calhoun High School. As with any competitor, the lows always seem to stick longer and make more of an imprint with the two-sport star.