Grace Academy
The latest Grace Academy coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Prep basketball roundup: Winless last season, LFO girls reach 6-0 with rivalry win over Ringgold
On the surface, the 2020-21 high school basketball season was a lost one for the Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe Lady Warriors. Dewayne Watkins would argue otherwise.
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Chattanooga-area sports forever changed by TSSAA public-private split 25 years ago
The sleet and frigid December wind blowing across Vanderbilt's Dudley Field set a dramatic backdrop for the culmination of an icy situation in Tennessee high school sports that had grown colder by the year.
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Patriots show glimpses of potential in improving to 5-1
Zach Dragoo can see, even early in the season, that the Arts and Sciences boys' basketball team has massive potential.
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Tyner boys off to strong start to the basketball season
With a mixture of impressive guards the Tyner boys' basketball season is off to a fast and impressive 3-0 start.
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Grace Academy set to compete in eight-man football national title tourney
While 20 other prep football teams from the Chattanooga area may be just getting started on their path toward a possible state championship, one has already secured a title.
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Tennessee prep football roundup: McCallie offense dominant as Ralph Potter earns memorable win
The McCallie offense was once again on full display Friday, rolling up 530 total yards in a milestone win for veteran coach Ralph Potter.
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Tennessee prep football roundup: Bradley Central off to best start since 1976 after dramatic win
Bradley Central remained unbeaten Friday, but just barely.
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Tennessee prep football roundup: McCallie has no trouble with outmanned BGA
There was no hangover for McCallie from last week's impressive win over rival Baylor.
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Hargis: Chattanooga’s Grace Academy has nation’s No. 1 eight-man football team after surviving tornado
One of the biggest stories of this prep football season is being written by one of the smallest programs in our area.
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Tennessee prep football roundup: Strong second half helps lift Rhea County over Red Bank
A strong second half, including a 14-point fourth quarter, helped Rhea County defeat Red Bank in a nonregion game Friday night as the Golden Eagles won for the fourth straight game and scored 35 points for a third consecutive week.
