LaFayette
The latest LaFayette coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Christian Heritage rallies from 26 down to stun LaFayette
There is no truth to the rumor Christian Heritage's game plan Friday night was to lull LaFayette to sleep in the first half and then put on a wild rally.
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New coach Paul Ellis likes LaFayette’s potential
LaFayette Ramblers 2018 preps football season preview.
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Northwest Georgia baseball teams armed for deep playoff runs
Uncertainty regarding today's weather has pushed the start of the GHSA baseball state playoffs to Friday for most area teams in the brackets.
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Former Fort Payne coach Paul Ellis set to take over LaFayette football program
On a day when many of the nation's students participated in a walkout, Paul Ellis was already urging students at LaFayette High School to make another walk.
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Top-ranked Knights end Ramblers’ run, 70-40
The raucous LaFayette High student section's chant of "Rambler Nation" echoed off the gym walls late in the fourth quarter Wednesday night as the school's starting basketball players left the court.
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LaFayette thwarts visitors’ strategy in rousing first-round playoff win
The strategy was nothing new to Alex Kelehear, and in a way it played right into the hands of the LaFayette Ramblers.
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Northwest Whitfield rolls into 6-AAAA boys’ basketball title game
There are rarely any good scenarios when your best player - a reigning region player of the year, no less - misses the first four-fifths of a basketball season.
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Dalton third after day one of GHSA wrestling state championships
Dalton continued its strong wrestling postseason Thursday as the GHSA state traditional tournaments began for classes AAAA to AAAAAAA in Macon.
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Defense, experience lead the way for surging LaFayette
There are times the LaFayette Ramblers can be downright flashy on the basketball court.
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Hot-shooting LaFayette rolls past Heritage on the road
Hank Peppers knows it's way too early in the high school basketball season to get too excited about a win or down about a loss, but it was hard for the LaFayette boys' coach to hide a smile Tuesday night.
