The latest Dalton coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Surprises happen every week on the high school football field, and the Times Free Press staff is all over them. Here are four notable surprises from this past week's action:
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Dalton High School will soon kick off its 100th season of football, though few of the previous 99 squads faced the challenges that are about to hit this centennial team.
For the first 10 minutes of Dalton High School's GHSA Class AAAAA girls' quarterfinal game at Arabia Mountain Tuesday night, it was hard to tell which of the teams had a roster full of freshmen and which one had the senior-laden lineup.
Three northwest Georgia region girls champions will live to host another game as the GHSA basketball postseason opened Tuesday.
Many high school sports programs can claim greatness. Only a few can also claim to have helped change the culture of a region.
Beset by injuries and the inexperience that often follows, Calhoun might have seemed ripe for the upset Friday night.
Caden Williams entered the 2022 prep football season as the most talked-about running back in northwest Georgia.
An 18-play possession, which chewed up more than seven minutes of the fourth-quarter clock, did not produce points but did put the game away for McCallie.
Throughout the summer Tyson Greenwade and the Dalton football team kept their nose to the grindstone with hopes to make lasting memories in the 2022 season.
Two of the most successful programs in the history of northwest Georgia high school football are about to share a region for the first time, and neither is the favorite to take home the league championship this season.
The way their coach looks at it, the Catamounts are already winners in 2022.
