Chattanooga Christian School
The latest Chattanooga Christian School coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Eighth-grader hits winning shot for CCS girls
Chattanooga Christian relinquished its lead late in the first quarter. Then Sequatchie County maintained an edge until nearly the end of their District 7-AA basketball playoff game Tuesday at CCS.
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Coaches predict tight 2-A/AA title race
The Region 2-A/AA wrestling championship could go to any one of three or four teams.
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Hayes, Pounders topple Brainerd for third place
All Terron Hayes wanted for his birthday was a win over Brainerd, but if history is any indicator, that's about as easy as asking for world peace.
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Bruisers reach Best of Preps semifinals
GPS saved its best for last Friday in its opening game in the Times Free Press Best of Preps basketball tournament at Chattanooga State.
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All-state girls’ soccer, volleyball teams announced
Nineteen TSSAA volleyball players and 11 girls' soccer players from the Chattanooga area have been selected all-state by the Tennessee Sports Writers Association.
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Irish-Chargers game Friday moved to Finley Stadium
Notre Dame's Class 3A TSSAA playoff game Friday has been moved off campus and will be played at Finley Stadium.
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Tonight’s greater Chattanooga area high school playoff matchups
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TSSAA board approves new regions
The TSSAA Board of Control on Thursday approved the proposed Division I football regions including the four-region, Class 6A division that will have 32 teams with all advancing to the postseason. The new regions will go into effect beginning with the 2015-16 school year.
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Roberts, Tun sign for Division I gymnastics
Two Gymnastics Center of Chattanooga teammates were part of celebrations at their high schools Wednesday for signing scholarships to major universities.
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Gordon signs to vault at Kentucky
After going from unknown to state champion in the span of just a couple of months last spring, Nicolette Gordon took the next step and signed a track and field scholarship with the University of Kentucky on Wednesday.
