Chattanooga Christian School
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Chattanooga Christian’s Henry sisters reach state final
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. -- Ellie Henry wasn't too confident about the idea of playing doubles with her sister Hannah in the postseason. She just wasn't too sure how well the partnership would work out.
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Chattanooga soccer rivals head to Spring Fling
A lot would ride on Baylor and McCallie, or Chattanooga Christian and Notre Dame match-ups
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Chattanooga Christian’s Chargers wins 2-1 in OT
The Chattanooga Christian soccer team was unable to repeat its district and region championships from a season ago.
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Collegedale making first state trip
Leading 2-1 in matches in its Class A/AA sectional matchup Friday at Chattanooga Christian, the Collegedale Academy boys' tennis team still needed two wins to claim its first Spring Fling berth.
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Notre Dame’s Irish beat Chattanooga Christian in overtime
It was all in the elevation, so said William DeBarge.
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Notre Dame’s Lady Irish go to state
The Notre Dame girls' tennis players knew they were on a collision course with the state tournament after an early-season victory over Chattanooga Christian -- their biggest hurdle in recent history.
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Marshall’s goal becomes CCS winner
Chattanooga Christian soccer coach Shawn Brower told Clark Marshall that a goal against rival Notre Dame would take away the pain of Marshall's recent slump.
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Chattanooga Christian tops Signal Mountain, 4-2
Chattanooga Christian senior Natalie Thedford says assists in soccer are "more rewarding" than scoring goals. She'll just have to find a way to cope with her performance Tuesday night.
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Reed-led Bucs overpower Chargers
In a game that featured 66 passes, it was still the legs of Chase Reed that proved to be the difference.
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CCS handles tall tasks
Because Brooke Holland, Kelsey Lochstampfor and Taylor Snipes play on the front row, Chattanooga Christian's senior volleyball players would seem equipped to be able to handle a tall order. However, height was of no help in their dilemma at the start of the high school season.