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The latest Gordon Lee coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Tiebreaker time: Ringgold tops Gordon Lee, but both teams advance to GHSA playoffs from Region 6-AAA
Ringgold had to win its last three games to have a shot at making the GHSA Class AAA football playoffs.
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Gordon Lee offense explodes to roll into GHSA softball Elite Eight
For a team with 25 regular season wins in 29 games, the Gordon Lee Lady Trojans entered the GHSA fastpitch softball postseason with a little trepidation.
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Gordon Lee 3-1 in Region 6-AAA with another last-minute win
Anyone wishing to keep their blood pressure down might avoid watching a Gordon Lee High School football game.
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Ringgold, Gordon Lee win deciding games to advance to GHSA Class AAA state quartefinals
Ringgold junior Sebastian Haggard and his teammates are willing to leave it all on the line in order to help the Tigers do all they can in their hunt for a GHSA Class AAA state championship this postseason.
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Sam Crew backs pitching gem from Ross Norman as Ringgold wins another region championship
Tigers top Gordon Lee to claim region championship
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Gordon Lee ousted at GHSA softball state tournament
Gordon Lee's run at the GHSA fastpitch softball Class AAA championship ended Saturday in the losers-bracket final.
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Coahulla Creek gashes Gordon Lee for program-best fifth win
The announcement over the PA system came seconds after Kace Kinnamon took a knee to finish off Coahulla Creek's home win Friday night.
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Gordon Lee softball ready for tougher challenge in 6-AAA
A program with 10 GHSA softball championships since 2010 is, obviously, accustomed to playing meaningful games in October.
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Prep football roundup: McCallie holds off Woodward Academy for 18th straight win
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.
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No worries: Terrific Trion run game too much for Gordon Lee
There was some justifiable concern surrounding the Trion High School football team's ability to move the ball with the graduation of 2,600-yard rusher Rob Brown and six of his lead blockers after last year's 10-win season.
