GPS
The latest GPS coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Top Chattanooga area prep football performances through games of 10/17/2014
Document John Jacob Mosley homicide report
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Gossett Blog: Is there validity for TSSAA’s 1.8 multiplier?
I have a question. What would the near-future TSSAA classification look like without the 1.8 multiplier slapped on private schools whose desire is to remain in the public school division?
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This week’s greater Chattanooga area high school football schedule
• District/region game
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Tonight’s greater Chattanooga area high school football matchups
All kickoffs 7:30 Eastern unless noted
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Gaddis to play baseball at Jacksonville State and other sports news
Dade County High School and Chattanooga Cylones standout Nic Gaddis has committed to continue his baseball career at Jacksonville State University, which has won six Ohio Valley Conference championships and more OVC games than any other team in the last decade. Gaddis, who also plays basketball at Dade, has been in the Cyclones program since the age of 14 and was their 16-under MVP and last fall was their 18-under MVP and had the lowest earned run average on the team. He was all-tournament as both a pitcher and a position player when the Cyclones K team won the World Wood Bat Southeastern Qualifier last month, and he leads the team with a .438 batting average and 19 RBIs this season. Cyclones general manager George Koontz said Gaddis "has been a leader on each (Cyclones) team he has played on since day one. He is the captain of our current fall team and one of the most verstaile players we have ever had, as he has played every position on the field for us." Gaddis could be a Division I pitcher if he concentrated on that role, Koontz averred, but JSU wants him as a catcher. Koontz noted further that Gaddis has a 3.9 grade point average at Dade and is a "devout Christian and a young man of the highest character." Gaddis said he had considered going to a junior college but really wanted to play for JSU, and when the offer came he had to take it. "The coaches are awesome. They're really nice and they put forth honesty," he said, "and the town loves the baseball team and the college down there. It's a great place to be, and it's just about an hour-and-a-half drive from home."
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Central inducting second Hall of Fame class
Central High School will announce officially its second Hall of Fame class in a ceremony at 5:45 p.m. Friday.
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Gossett: Hunter Maynor keeps posting big numbers
Soddy-Daisy quarterback Hunter Maynor may have been unsung entering the 2014 high school season, but it's unlikely that he is being overlooked.
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Bruisers top Father Ryan 2-0, clinch top seed
Even as shots have sailed high and wide this season, the Girls Preparatory School soccer team has been able to rely on its defense. Saturday was no exception.
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Oct. 17 greater Chattanooga area football schedule
Friday, Oct. 17
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Tonight’s greater Chattanooga area high school football matchups
All kickoffs at 7:30 EDT unless noted
