Marion County
The latest Marion County coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Marion County Warriors rally, nips Van Buren County Eagles in overtime
When the Marion County Warriors entered the Christmas break with one win in a dozen games, the last thing on coach Chuck Keef's mind was winning the District 6-A basketball tournament.
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Prep basketball standouts for Feb. 18
• Brooke Copeland, Bradley Central: She had 19 points and 15 rebounds in the Bearettes' 51-42 5-AAA championship win over Cleveland.
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TSSAA wrestling championship round results
106 POUNDS
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TSSAA Division I wrestling results
Devan Cyree (Tullahoma) pinned Phillip Maxwell (Karns), 3:53
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Chattanooga area high school standouts for Feb. 12
• Erin Hill, Sale Creek: She filled up the stat sheet with 28 points, 11 rebounds, five assists, three steals and three blocks in a 65-51 basketball win over South Pittsburg.
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TSSAA Hall of Fame adding Johnny Grimes, Jack Harlow, the Parkers
Former Marion County principal and coach Johnny Grimes is among the 12 new members to be inducted into the TSSAA Hall of Fame. Also in this year's class are former Bradley Central girls' basketball coach Jack Harlow as well as former East Ridge and Red Bank wrestling coach Mike Parker and his wife, Karen, who has managed the Division II state wrestling brackets for more than 10 years.
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Chattanooga area high school standouts for Feb. 11
• Max Miller, McMinn Central: With 20 points, he scored one point less than a third of the Chargers' total in a 61-48 basketball win at Arts & Science.
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Chattanooga area high school standouts for Feb. 5
• Stedmon Ford, Notre Dame: The high-scoring senior lit up Signal Mountain with 36 points in a 75-56 win.
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Chattanooga area high school standouts from Feb. 4
• Jacob Campbell, Grundy County: He hit 10 3-pointers in a 38-point night as the Yellow Jackets outdistanced Marion County 97-67 in basketball.
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Bradley Central Bearettes get in zone, swamp McMinn County 65-39
ATHENS, Tenn. - The next time Bradley Central girls' basketball coach Jason Reuter has a whim, he should respond accordingly, much like he did Tuesday night.
