GPS
The latest GPS coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Baylor girls romp in 58th Rotary Invitational
If there was any girls' drama going into the final day of the 58th Rotary Invitational tennis tournament Saturday, the Baylor team put that to rest fairly quickly.
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Baylor girls lead Rotary; McCallie second in boys’ A
The Baylor School girls' tennis team positioned themselves to win their fourth consecutive Rotary Invitational title with a solid performance in the first day's events on a rainy Friday at Baylor.
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Basketball camp director Rick Bolus high on Copeland, Reuter, Harris
Longtime "Blue-Chip" basketball camp director Rick Bolus also grades high school players by state and provides a Top 12, a Second 12 and and a list of the next-best 25.
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Freshman pitchers shine in Chattanooga area softball
Friday's pool play
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Baylor, GPS return to Decoturf nationals
The Baylor and GPS tennis teams are in Louisville, Ky., this weekend to participate in the Decoturf National Championships. It's Baylor's fourth consecutive year in the field, while GPS had to take last season off before returning.
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Pals’ sons commit on same day
Greg Payne and Todd Wofford became good friends while playing baseball together at Shorter College in the late 1980s, Payne from Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe High School and Wofford from Central High, and they shared a happy coincidence Saturday.
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Kylila Tucker wants team to go to state with her
1. Baylor: The Lady Red Raiders return their entire lineup from the three-time defending Division II-AA state champions.
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Baylor swimmers romp at high school state meet in Nashville
Baylor School won every boys' swimming final Saturday at the high school state meet in Nashville and rolled to the championship with 341 points compared to 191 for runner-up Memphis University School. McCallie was sixth with 116 points.
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TSSAA state wrestling finals results
Saturday at Franklin, Tenn.
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Baylor holds off GPS in state first round
Moments after surviving yet another scare from rival GPS, the expression on Baylor girls' basketball coach John Gibson was more relief than excitement.
