Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe
The latest Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Gentry resigns as Sonoraville coach
Roger Gentry has resigned as head football coach at Sonoraville High School after three seasons, including the program's first appearance in the Georgia playoffs this past season.

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CSAS appreciates Marion’s reaction to players’ baseball game collision
The injured mouth and dental repair for one player and the staples in the head of another eventually will be forgotten, but Arts & Sciences baseball coaches, players, administrators and fans never will forget the heart-felt hospitality and sympathy extended by host Marion County after two Patriots players collided during a game last week.

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Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe bats its way to first win
It may not have been the most picturesque baseball game he's seen, but for Johnny Burch, Monday night's 9-5 win over Ridgeland was a thing of beauty.

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Ringgold plays for 5-AAA boys’ title
CARTERSVILLE, Ga. - Greg Elkins kept watching the clock and waiting for this team to show some signs of life. When it didn't happen in a timely manner, the Ringgold High School boys' basketball coach decided to start lighting into his Tigers.

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Honeycutt receiving local hall’s top award
Greater Chattanooga Area Sports Hall of Fame bios

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TSSAA State Wrestling Tournament Results
Thursday at Franklin. Tenn.

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Baylor, East Hamilton each has five signees
• Rafael Gaglianone (Baylor), 6-0, 220, K - Wisconsin

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Snowouts increase pressure on Chattanooga area prep schedules
All high school sporting events in the Chattanooga area were called off because of Tuesday's snowstorm, creating more scheduling problems on top of those caused previously by unusually cold temperatures.

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LFO, Calhoun, Trion proud of new gyms
Football may rule the high school sports scene in northwest Georgia, but when it comes to facilities, the basketball programs may be on top.

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Red Bank wrestling program on the rise
Shane Turner had high hopes when he assumed the head-coaching duties for Red Bank's wrestling program.
