Chattanooga Christian School
The latest Chattanooga Christian School coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Prep roundup: Tim Vaughn propels Notre Dame past CSAS
Notre Dame junior Tim Vaughn is a force on the court in numerous ways.
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Prep roundup: Sonoraville wrestlers open GHSA postseason with dominant title win
The Georgia High School Association wrestling postseason began Friday with area and region duals for some teams, and Sonoraville wasted little time displaying a dominance coach Randy Steward hopes takes the Phoenix to the program's first duals state championship.
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Prep roundup: Boyd Buchanan boys show balance, firepower in win
The Boyd Buchanan boys' basketball team put forth an offensive spectacle in a lopsided home victory over Chattanooga Christian School.
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McCallie’s seven selections headline DII-AAA all-state football team
Once McCallie's football team regained full strength late in the season, the Blue Tornado became dominant on their way to winning a second straight TSSAA Division II-AAA state title.
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Upperman pulls away from Chattanooga Christian
Chattanooga Christian received a scoring burst early from Jackson Hilger, but the Chargers could not find an answer to stop Upperman's Alex Rush after the break in Tuesday's 55-36 loss at the Border Battle hosted by South Pittsburg High School.
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Prep roundup: CCS makes 13 3-pointers, but falls by one to York Institute
Chattanooga Christian School connected on 13 3-pointers, but fell 62-61 to York Institute on the first of a three-day Border Battle at South Pittsburg High School on Monday afternoon.
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Prep roundup: Chattanooga Christian’s Boo Carter scores 36 points in road win
Chattanooga Christian School freshman guard Boo Carter made eight 3-pointers in a dominant performance at South Pittsburg.
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Prep roundup: Silverdale senior Ryleigh Hoover a hit from 3-point land
Ryleigh Hoover is making a name for herself as one of the best long-range shooters in town.
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Prep basketball roundup: McKenna Hayes helps East Hamilton beat Signal Mountain
East Hamilton's girls' basketball team picked up a quality win at home Friday as scoring bursts in the first and third quarters proved pivotal in a 45-43 victory over Signal Mountain.
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Patriots hold on late to give Zach Dragoo his first win as coach
Clutch free throws late helped Arts & Sciences hold off Tellico Plains 55-52 in a non-district basketball game Tuesday. Justin Brown was impressive in the road victory leading all scorers with 18 points, including nine in the second quarter.