Dade County
The latest Dade County coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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High school basketball stars for Jan. 11
Brooke Copeland, Bradley Central: With 29 points, 16 rebounds and three blocks, she paced the Bearettes past Walker Valley in District 5-AAA girls' basketball, 62-42.
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High school basketball stars for Jan. 8
• Jamal Worthington, Bledsoe County: He recorded a triple-double with 12 points, 12 rebounds and 13 assists in a 70-54 win over Signal Mountain.
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Area’s 2012 prep football season long, memorable
Taking more than four months to complete, this was the longest high school football season in tri-state area history. It started with the Tennessee jamborees the second week of August and ended the second week of December when two area teams played in the Georgia state championship games at the Georgia Dome.
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Dade County, Ga., shoots to top: Cole Birchfield top scorer for Wolverines team
TRENTON, Ga. - Cole Birchfield has heard the story before and every now and then it does the Dade County High School basketball player good to recall it.
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Erika Woodfin has hot hand for Dade County girls basketball
Unlike their male counterparts, the Dade County girls basketball team likes to use a nice blend of balance on the court. They do have the ability to beat teams down low, with future University of Tennessee at Chattanooga center Ansley Chilton on the inside, but if teams choose to sag inside, they will find another problem.
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Dade weathers LaFayette run, rises to 9-1
LaFAYETTE, Ga. - His team had just given up a 10-point lead in a little over two minutes of playing time in the third quarter, and Glen Hicks had seen enough.
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Birchfield has big week for Dade County
Dade County coach Glen Hicks allows others to tell his players how good they are, but warns them not to believe it until the day he says it to them.
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Finley’s schedule light on prep football
East Hamilton played most of its 2010 home football games at Finley Stadium, and Ringgold played all of its 2011 home games there.
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Wrestling coaches wary of skin issues
Two Nashville schools recently shut down their wrestling programs for eight to 10 days, sending a disease scare through Tennessee.
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Timeout message sparks Dade County girls
Randy Watson knows the success of his basketball team depends on execution. So it wasn't surprising that, with his team leading by just a point Wednesday against Heritage in the Ridgeland Thanskiving Classic, the Dade County girls' coach called a timeout barely over a minute into the second half.