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The latest Central coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Lady Pounders headed to Fling
If the Central Lady Pounders were going to go down Saturday in the Class A softball sectional, coach LeeAnne Shurett was going make sure they didn't go down passively.
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Womack lifts Central to 3-AA title
DECATUR, Tenn. -- Mired down in a pitcher's dual for the region championship, both the Central and Meigs County softball teams knew it was going to take a big hit at the right time to clinch the win.
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Bucs’ Montgomery new Central coach
Sam Montgomery has been hired as head football coach at Central High School. Montgomery, who was offensive line coach at Boyd-Buchanan last season, takes over for David Barger, who recently resigned to return to Lake County.
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Lady Pounders rally past Polk, 4-1
Maybe it was a premonition. Maybe it was wishful thinking. Either way, what Central softball coach LeeAnne Shurette said to her troops after watching her team play five lifeless innings in Monday's Region 3-AA high school softball semifinal proved to be prophetic.
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Montgomery hired as Central football coach
Sam Montgomery has been hired as head football coach at Central High School. Montgomery, who was offensive line coach at Boyd-Buchanan last season, takes over for David Barger, who recently resigned to return to Lake County.
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Willard, Central win 8-0 in final
The way Shelby Willard is pitching these days for the Central Lady Pounders, any game is a potential special one.
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Hurricanes diverted by Red Bank
East Hamilton got the one it had to have but couldn't nail down the one it wanted.
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Bargers returning to Lake County
Central High School football coach David Barger has resigned and will return to Lake County High in Tiptonville, Tenn., where he began his head coaching career.
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Willard tames the Lions
Central right-hander Shelby Willard flirted with perfection in Wednesday's District 6-AA high school softball game against Red Bank. She had to settle for domination.
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Lions-Pounders washed out
Mother Nature must've wanted Central's softball program to raise a little more money for breast cancer awareness.