Gordon Lee
The latest Gordon Lee coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Skilled Chattooga could be a threat in wide-open Georgia Region 7-AA
SUMMERVILLE, Ga. -- Among the five area regions represented by northwest Georgia football teams, none appears more wide open than 7-AA.
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Gordon Lee’s Chaney Rogers commits to UGA baseball program
CHICKAMAUGA, Ga. -- In two years, Chaney Rogers might have to make another major decision regarding his future, but for now the Gordon Lee High School athlete is content to know his baseball career will last beyond his prep days.
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Gordon Lee’s Galyon to head Trion girls’ basketball
TRION, Ga. -- When Lester Galyon accepted his new job, he was a bit concerned about how the news would be received. After all, Gordon Lee generally doesn't go over too well in Trion.
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Scrappy Moore male finalists have state championship experience
So much for the multisport athlete. Striking a blow for high schoolers who specialize in single sports, five of the six finalists for this year's Scrappy Moore male athlete of the year award participated in one sport.
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Lady Catamounts second in state golf
One golfer can make a big difference.
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Top-ranked Wolves end Gordon Lee’s season
NORCROSS, Ga. -- Game one of the GHSA Class AA baseball quarterfinal series felt like a Rhonda Rousey choke hold for the Gordon Lee Trojans.
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Battle-tested Trojans ready for Wesleyan challenge
CHICKAMAUGA, Ga. -- Mike Dunfee is one of those glass-half-full people, which is serving the Gordon Lee baseball coach well during the Georgia high school postseason.
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State-bound golf teams celebrate sectional success
Heritage's Ben Rebne is playing his best golf of the year at the most important time -- the playoffs.
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Broom paces impressive sweep for Gordon Lee
CHICKAMAUGA, Ga. -- The Gordon Lee baseball team wanted to make a statement that would echo across Georgia in the Trojans' first-ever Class AA state tournament game.
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Gordon Lee’s Broom set to make state take notice
CHICKAMAUGA, Ga. -- He may be the best-kept secret in Georgia high school baseball, but if Gordon Lee makes another long playoff run, that anonymity will end for Conard Broom.
