Dalton
The latest Dalton coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
More in Dalton, page 32
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Area coaches, players like early signing proposal
A year from now Landon Rice plans to be enrolled in the college of his choosing, earning early credits and getting acquainted with the football program.
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McCallie promotes three to head athletics
McCallie has made three promotions in its athletic department, naming Jeff Romero dean of athletics, football coach Ralph Potter director of athletic relationships, leadership and development and wrestling coach and football assistant Mike Newman director of athlete and coach development.
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UT’s Serrano to speak at Rhea baseball banquet and more area high school sports news
University of Tennessee baseball coach Dave Serrano will be the speaker for Rhea County's preseason baseball banquet on March 9 at the school's auditorium.
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Notre Dame’s Orr, Banks getting close to decisions and more Chattanooga area high school sports news
At least four players from Notre Dame's state-semifinal football team could be playing Division I college football.
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Calhoun dominates AAA all-state softball and other area high school sports news
As they did in the postseason, the Calhoun Lady Yellow Jackets dominated the Georgia Class AAA all-state softball team.
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Bill Napier: Coaching is just part of his legacy
DALTON, Ga. - Bill Napier's handshake is legendary. It's a greeting not born of arrogance or purposing any ill intent, yet the veteran football coach's hardy grip nontheless says a great deal about the man.
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Tonight’s greater Chattanooga area high school football matchups
Tennessee
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Eder Mora’s return bolsters already strong Dalton defense
DALTON, Ga. -- Offenses may rule the world of high school football, but Matt Land believes championships are still won with defense.
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Irish-Chargers game Friday moved to Finley Stadium
Notre Dame's Class 3A TSSAA playoff game Friday has been moved off campus and will be played at Finley Stadium.
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Dalton drops Salem in Georgia AAAAA playoff
Stars: Kelvis Rhodes and Tyler Nolan were an effective rushing tandem for the Catamounts with 130 and 100 yards.
