East Hamilton
The latest East Hamilton coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Rhea County’s Jacob Matthew set for Sewanee
Rhea County defensive tackle Jacob Matthew will be playing football next season for Sewanee, a member of the NCAA Division III Southern Athletic Association.
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High school standouts for April 26
* Katie Delay, Boyd-Buchanan: She won at No. 1 singles and No. 1 doubles when the Lady Bucs beat Silverdale Baptist Academy 9-0 in girls' tennis.
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High school standouts for April 25
* Thatcher Smith, Boyd-Buchanan: He was 4-for-5 with two RBIs in the Bucs' 8-7 baseball win over Silverdale.
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Central’s Pounders edge East Hamilton Hurricanes for district title
A decade of students have made the hallway rounds since Central High School last won a district baseball championship.
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Chattanooga area high school standouts for April 23
• Preston Reavis, Sale Creek: He hit a home run and knocked in three runs during the Panthers' 15-1 baseball win over Van Buren County
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Coach Shawn Brower leaving CCS for Jupiter
Chattanooga Christian high school principal and soccer coach Shawn Brower recently announced his resignation, effective at the end of the season. Former Chargers coach David Stanton will return to the head coach position.
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Chattanooga area high school standouts for April 22
• Hagen Wilkey, Red Bank: He pitched a 10-strikeout no-hitter as the Lions took a 10-0 District 6-AA baseball victory from East Ridge.
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High school standouts for April 18
* Dakota Hooker, Sale Creek: He pitched a one-hitter and went 2-for-4 when the Panthers beat Arts & Sciences in baseball.
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Young Lookout Valley Yellow Jackets shine
There are three upperclassmen playing baseball at Lookout Valley. The rest of Tuesday's starters spent this past summer playing on a 13-14-year-old team.
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Lady Hurricanes clip Central in eight
East Hamilton came into its District 6-AA high school softball game at Central with an overall losing record. The Lady Hurricanes have played a rugged schedule and were without Kelsey Payne, an all-state selection in 2012, for a while, but they still had to wonder if they had been playing to their capabilities.
