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 Notebook: Hanna Land to Cleveland State
Defending state champ Bradley Central heads a 14-team field lined up for the Ooltewah Invitational wrestling tournament Saturday.
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Preview of tonight’s area high school football matchups
Previews of all of tonight's local prep football games
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Lady Chargers fall, 1-0, in state soccer
Chattanooga's venture into the TSSAA girls' soccer state tournament came to a close Thursday night as Chattanooga Christian fell to Christ Presbyterian Academy at Murfreesboro's Siegel Soccer Complex.
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CCS rolls; Notre Dame, McMinn County fall in state soccer
The three-team contingent of Chattanooga-area girls in the state soccer tournament has been reduced to one following quarterfinal play Wednesday in Murfreesboro.
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CCS, Notre Dame and McMinn County headed to soccer state
Chattanooga Christian is moving on, headed to the Class A/AA girls' soccer state tournament for the sixth straight year.
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Boyd-Buchanan, CCS, McMinn County at home for soccer sectionals
Boyd-Buchanan will be seeking to go where no other Lady Buccaneers soccer team has been.
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Chattanooga Christian rolls past Grace Academy, 42-14
Thunder and lightning couldn't have struck more quickly than Chattanooga Christian's offense did against Grace Academy in a 42-14 nonregion win Friday night.
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Chattanooga Christian School wins region soccer championship over Notre Dame in overtime
Chattanooga Christian has the Region 4-A/AA soccer championship in hand, but only after overcoming a spunky Notre Dame effort.
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Previews of tonight’s area prep football games
A preview for each of tonight's local prep football matchups.
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Red Bank rolls past Chattanooga Christian School
Brown, Jackson and their oh-so-quick Red Bank teammates bolted from a scoreless first quarter to a 47-0 victory at home Friday night and upped their Region 3-3A record to 3-1.
