Copper Basin
The latest Copper Basin coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
More in Copper Basin, page 29
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High school player of the week honor roll
(Coaches are invited to make nominations. Send an e-mail to Ward Gossett at wgossett@timesfreepress.com by 6 p.m. each Saturday.)
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TSSAA slates playoff shockers again
Lookout Valley (5-5) at Copper Basin (7-3)
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Boyd-Buchanan Bucs dominate, secure title
The shiftiest move of the night came just seconds after the game had ended.
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Chattanooga area high school football key matchups
Copper Basin (7-2, 1-1) at Boyd-Buchanan (8-1, 2-0)
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Prep football capsules for Oct. 19
(All kickoffs 7:30 Eastern unless noted)
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TSSAA elevates ‘Canes: East Hamilton will jump to Class AAA in nonfootball sports, join the 5A football bracket
School // enrollment // non-football class // football class
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Gossett blog: Surging Bucs can aim for undefeated year
One must offer a tip of the cap to Boyd-Buchanan, which broke ahead early and then swapped scores with South Pittsburg in a battle of top-ranked Tennessee teams Friday night.
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Top prep football performances
Yards // Name // Team // Opponent // Date // Att
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Prep football player of week honor roll
For games of Oct. 12
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Prep football previews for Oct. 12
Storyline: Tyner is one of three teams one game behind the host Hurricanes in the District 6-AA standings. Any hope of earning another league title depends on winning tonight. Rams coach Wayne Turner expects turnovers to be pivotal in deciding tonight's outcome and said his team can't put the ball on the ground as often as it has the last two weeks. The defenses have registered two shutouts each, but perhaps no offense in the Chattanooga area is as potent as East Hamilton's. Tyner's average of 28 points per game equals the least the 'Canes, directed by quarterback Hunter Moore, have scored in a game. Coach Ted Gatewood admires the Rams' physical, aggressive approach so much he said his goal when he started East Hamilton's program was to be like Tyner.
