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The latest GPS coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Prep roundup: Ringgold makes statement in early Region 6-AAA softball showdown
The first 10 days of the softball season have been at times trying for Georgia's reigning Class AAA fastpitch champions. Tuesday night, however, felt all-too familiar for the Lady Tigers and head coach Daniel Hackett.

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Prep roundup: Bruisers score impressive season-opening shutout win
Kennedy Ball may be just a sophomore, but the GPS soccer standout's first goal against Notre Dame in Monday's season opener was another sign of how advanced the third-year starter already is on the pitch.

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TSSAA volleyball preview: Notre Dame one of several Chattanooga-area teams with title hopes
Notre Dame High School's varsity volleyball program has been working hard since June to make this season its most memorable in years.

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High school roundup: Ridgeland’s last-inning rally nets softball tourney win in Dalton
Ridgeland rallied for eight runs in the fifth inning Friday to defeat Pepperell at the Dalton Lady Cat Classic at Heritage Point Park.

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Wiedmer: New GPS volleyball coach Bailey Winel deserves ‘foot-five’ for Wounded Warrior work
When Girls Preparatory School athletic director Jay Watts went looking for a new volleyball coach for the Bruisers, he didn't have to search far. Bailey Winel was already on the private school's payroll working with the track and field team's shot and discus athletes.

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Wiedmer: If COVID-19 would disappear, the world could see the strength of Chattanooga swimming
Until the coronavirus pandemic ended competitive sports more than three months ago, June 24 was to be the day Baylor School rising senior Ellie Waldrep fulfilled a lifelong dream - competing in the United States Olympic Team Trials for swimming.

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Wiedmer: On this Mother’s Day, recent tornado victims have seen enough of pink insulation
One month. That's how long it's been since the sky opened up on that final 30 minutes of Easter Sunday and a funnel cloud seemingly engineered in Hades dropped down to leave much of East Brainerd in a state of postapocalyptic ruin.

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Wiedmer: ‘We’d have all been dead’ if not for son’s quick action, says GPS coach
A scene of both hope and horror is being replayed daily around our area.

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Area Sports Notes: Dalton State has two NAIA All-America honorees
Dalton State College was a No. 1 seed for this year's NAIA Division I men's basketball tournament after setting a program record with 27 regular-season victories and winning the Southern States Athletic Conference tournament.

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Sports editor Stephen Hargis reflects on 30 years of special prep memories
The world was only a few months into a new decade, and I was less than a year out of high school when my life changed for the better, all by chance.
