Grace Academy
The latest Grace Academy coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Last night of regular season sets off postseason flurry in greater Chattanooga area
The last Friday of Tennessee's high school football regular season has numerous coaches changing their postgame rituals.
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Tonight’s greater Chattanooga area high school football matchups
SIGNAL MOUNTAIN EAGLES (6-3, 4-0) at SEQUATCHIE COUNTY INDIANS (5-4, 3-1)
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Greater Chattanooga area prep football player of the week Blake Cates carries the load for Sequatchie
Jim Cardwell, Boyd-Buchanan: 265 passing yards, 2 TDs, 2-point conversion pass.
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Greater Chattanooga area Prep Player of the week honor roll
(Coaches are invited to make nominations. Send an e-mail to Ward Gossett at wgossett@timesfreepress.com by 6 p.m. each Saturday.)
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This week’s greater Chattanooga high school football schedule
If you know of a 2013 football schedule change, please notify Ward Gossett at wgossett@timesfreepress.com.
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Lady Irish edge Grace for state berth
Notre Dame coach Jim Schermerhorn felt victory in Saturday's soccer match was going to take his Lady Irish making one more play than their opponent, Grace Academy. And Elizabeth Ciabattone made it.
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Tonight’s greater Chattanooga area high school football matchups
EAST HAMILTON HURRICANES (7-1) at RHEA COUNTY EAGLES (7-1)
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McMinn Central Chargerettes advance over Grace Academy on PKs
ENGLEWOOD, Tenn. -- The fate of the McMinn Central girls' soccer team essentially had been in the hands -- and sometimes feet -- of goalkeeper Taylor Young Thursday evening against Grace Academy, so it was fitting that the ball would die there at the end.
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McMinn Central, Grace meet in region soccer final
ENGLEWOOD, Tenn. -- After scoring twice in the first half Tuesday, Nicole Watson wanted a third goal really badly. She wanted it too much perhaps, because she missed a pair of close attempts.
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Gossett blog: Is there another move underfoot to separate public and private?
How many more years are non-scholarship private schools that are in Tennessee's Division I with public schools going to stay, or be allowed to stay?
