Dade County
The latest Dade County coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
More in Dade County, page 32
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Chattanooga area has 38 making TSWA all-state football teams
The Chattanooga area is well represented in all classifications of this year's Tennessee Sports Writers Association all-state football teams.
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Sarah Meadows leads Gordon Lee’s Lady Trojans past Dade County
TRENTON, Ga. - For much of the season so far, the Gordon Lee girls' basketball team has relied heavily on its post duo of Katelyn and Madelyn Lee. Tuesday evening, though, the sisters were neutralized by the Dade County posts and foul trouble, so the Lady Trojans had to turn to their guards.
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New GHSA regions go over well for Chattanooga area schools
(regions including northwest Georgia schools)
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TSSAA adds A/AA wrestling class to state
There will be another tournament at the TSSAA state wrestling championships this year.
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Old-style Kendrick attack ends Dade’s season
TRENTON, Ga. - The Dade County Wolverines walked away with the short end of the wishbone Friday night in their first-round GHSA Class AA playoff showdown against Kendrick.
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Dade County relishing underdog role in Class AA football playoffs
TRENTON, Ga. -- The GHSA Class AA football playoff bracket is full of the usual big-name programs hosting first-round games -- Calhoun, Lovett, Greater Atlanta Christian, Lamar County, etc.
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Second round includes four greater Chattanooga area high school matchups
Friday, Nov. 15
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Tonight’s greater Chattanooga area high school football matchups
TSSAA kickoffs at 7 p.m. local time; Georgia games at 7:30
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Ringgold advances with 21-hit game in GHSA state softball tournament
COLUMBUS, Ga. - After a lackluster first day at home plate during the GHSA state softball tournament, Ringgold coach Rachel Hodge decided a little extra work was in order.
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Calhoun gets over nerves to win twice in AA
COLUMBUS, Ga. - Calhoun coach Diane Smith admitted her team had "a big case of the nerves" in its opening game of the GHSA Class AA state softball tournament Thursday, but once those nerves were shaken, the second-ranked Lady Yellow Jackets took off.
