Lookout Valley
The latest Lookout Valley coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Wes Caldwell to assist coach Brian Hitchcox at Ooltewah
Wes Caldwell has resigned his position as baseball coach at Lookout Valley and is moving to Ooltewah.
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Chattanooga area TSSAA meeting looks at classification, split
TSSAA Division I coaches and athletic directors from high schools in the southeastern part of the state met Thursday at Chattanooga Christian School to discuss football classification proposals and the possibility of a split between public and all private schools.
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Tennessee-Georgia all-star series returns this week
Soccer: Friday at Finley Stadium, 1:30, 3:30
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Dinger succeeding Conard with Lookout Valley softball
Pat Conard has announced her retirement as softball coach at Lookout Valley High School, and former baseball coach David Dinger has been hired as her successor.
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Greater Chattanooga area schools mostly for full public-private split
The biggest issue facing high school sports in more than a decade is still months from being decided, but if the Chattanooga area is any indication there is a clear consensus on the public-school/private-school debate.
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Tennessee high school football updates
Area Georgia prep football updates
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Chase White stays patient in Whitwell win
WHITWELL, Tenn. - For five innings Chase White kept reminding himself to be patient. Locked in a left-handed-pitchers' duel with Marion County's Preston Pickett, the Whitwell senior was hoping his one mistake wouldn't be the difference in the District 6-A baseball tournament game.
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Chattanooga-area baseball district tournaments begin with 5-AAA
After down-to-the-wire regular-season races, Chattanooga-area high school baseball teams begin their seasons of no return this week.
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McMinn Central’s Eric Hart making strides in return from surgery
Eric Hart is proving himself right while proving others wrong.
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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.
