Hixson
The latest Hixson coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Gossett Blog: An exciting opening week; Colquette gets 250th
What a way to open the high school football season.
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Maynor shines in Soddy-Daisy Trojans romp over Hixson Wildcats
Soddy-Daisy quarterback Hunter Maynor said all the right things.
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Tonight’s greater Chattanooga area high school football matchups
All games kick off at 7:30 EDT unless noted
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Must-see games in greater Chattanooga area prep football this season
Whether its the renewal of a decades-old rivalry or simply the two biggest bullies on the block butting heads, there are certain games that make the prep football season special for players and fans alike.
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Hixson, Bradley Central quick to host volleyball tournaments
The TSSAA volleyball season starts this week and Hixson and Bradley Central are holding tournaments on the first weekend.
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Rhea County shines in jamboree win
Jacob York scored two touchdowns and Rhea County got off to a solid start in Mark Pemberton's debut as head coach by defeating Ooltewah 14-7 in the Best of Preps Football Jamboree at Finley Stadium on Saturday.
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Touch Down thrills Austin Clark
As his team began to make its way from the Finley Stadium turf back into the stands, Austin Clark, with the game ball under his arm, paused and began dancing as his teammates clapped and patted him on the back.
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2013 – Hixson Wildcats
Hixson Wildcats
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Hixson picked to finish first in Hurricanes-less 6-AA
Team on the rise: Central went 2-8 a year ago and lost a handful of games after leading at halftime. They’ve moved from the wing-T to a spread offense to take advantage of speed at the skill positions. Experience will be a positive with eight starters returning on each side of the ball, and the Purple Pounders expect big things from running back Kevin McKenzie and defensive back Terry Tiller, who missed last year because of an injury.
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Chris White’s UT career has sweet end
Vonn Bell (Ridgeland, Ohio State) -- He had offers from numerous college powerhouses including Alabama and Notre Dame plus most of the SEC teams before settling on Ohio State over Tennessee. His junior season (180 tackles with 119 solos) set off the recruiting flurry that only intensified as he continued to put up astonishing numbers. While primarily a defensive standout, Bell was a special offensive threat as well. While he had 146 tackles last year, he also contributed 1,700 all-purpose yards and 21 touchdowns.
