East Ridge
The latest East Ridge coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Irish defense dominant in jamboree
Notre Dame's defense Saturday looked like it picked up right where it left off last year.
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Prep football jamborees this weekend in the greater Chattanooga area
Jamboree at Finley Stadium
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Pioneers hopeful but cautious about 6-AA title
* Team on the rise: Brainerd, Howard and Central would like this distinction, but a coaches' poll favors Red Bank, where new coach Chad Grabowski is enjoying a quality assortment of athletes including receiver Malik Davis, tight end/linebacker Courtney Stamper, quarterback Caleb Tate and linebacker Gabe Smith and an offensive line anchored by veterans Myles Smith and Trevor Skiles.
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South Pittsburg Pirates favored again in 6-A, challenged by Marion
* Team on the rise: Whitwell got to 5-5 a year ago and now is armed with numerous veterans and the enthusiasm, schemes and "can do" attitude of new coach R.C. Helton, a former East Ridge player.
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Madaris Best of Preps Kickoff Classic tickets are now on sale
When: Thursday, Aug. 21, 7:30 p.m.
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Putting in work: 19-school prep tour shows energy abounds for football in Chattanooga area
As someone who loves high school football, I look forward to the area tour each year. So for the 15th consecutive year, on the first day Tennessee teams are allowed to practice in full pads, I tried to visit as many area schools as possible.
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Chattanooga area has 12 TSWA all-staters
Twelve area players were named to the Tennessee Sports Writers Association all-state boys' soccer teams that were announced Monday.
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Chattanooga area TSSAA meeting looks at classification, split
TSSAA Division I coaches and athletic directors from high schools in the southeastern part of the state met Thursday at Chattanooga Christian School to discuss football classification proposals and the possibility of a split between public and all private schools.
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All-star linemen hoping for notice
While steamrolling the Georgia all-stars for 409 rushing yards in Saturday's 45-7 win, the Tennessee squad rotated its only six offensive linemen with resounding success.
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Hixson’s Robinson leads Tennessee to all-star football win
The running backs wearing the Tennessee all-star uniforms may not light up scoreboards on Saturday afternoons in coming years, but for one last Saturday night they were something very special.
