Dalton
The latest Dalton coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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High school game capsules for Aug. 24
Storyline: There was a new feeling at Signal on Monday because the Eagles began preparations for their second game as an 0-1 team. Last week's loss to East Hamilton was the program's first season-opening setback in the school's four-year history. Last year was the team's first game with the Rams and Signal won 34-13. One of the major questions around town this week is whether Signal, a team with an abundance of young talent, will rebound tonight, because Tyner was picked by District 6-AA coaches as a team expected to reach the postseason.
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Preview of Aug. 24 prep football games
All kickoffs at 7:30 Eastern unless noted
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TFP Prep Player of Week honor roll
For games of Aug. 17-18
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Preps Preview: Dalton Catamounts
1 - Losing seasons in the last 52 years. After having to forfeit four wins last year when the GHSA ruled the Catamounts had used an ineligble player, the program's record 51-year streak of winning seasons came to an end.
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Dalton senior Brendie Rockholt wins Georgia state championship
Dalton High School senior Brendie Rockholt won the Class-AAA state golf championship this afternoon at Applewood Golf Course outside Augusta, Ga.
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Dalton captures 7-AAA boys’ golf title
Patrick Sims played the best round of golf in his young life on Wednesday -- and he did so under pressure that he's never felt before.
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Football Preview: Old enemy now big help to Dalton
Coach: Matt Land (7-3 here and overall)
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Dalton stays perfect
TUNNEL HILL, Ga. -- Dalton coach Jeff McKinney could finally afford to let himself smile following Wednesday night's 45-44 win at rival Northwest Whitfield. It's not often a coach, this late in the season, gets to accomplish two major goals in one evening's work.
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Dalton’s Charles Mitchell grew out of misery to merry
DALTON, Ga. - Dr. Charles Mitchell will enjoy himself tonight and tomorrow.
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Dalton holds on for win
LaFAYETTE, Ga. - Matt Land may be a rookie head coach, but his philosophy on football is old school. When your team needs a big play, let your star lead the way.