The latest McCallie coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Surprises happen every week on the high school football field, and the Times Free Press staff is all over them. Here are three notable ones from this past week's action.
A move that could potentially shake up the entire framework for the TSSAA’s private-school membership could be presented to the state’s high school sports governing body as early as next week.
McCallie hardly resembled a well-oiled machine during Friday night's season opener against visiting Lipscomb Academy at Spears Stadium.
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Mondays are typically the toughest day of the work week. Although undoubtedly the longest, the first Monday when high school football teams are allowed…
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McCallie head tennis coach Jeff Clark believes his team's best tennis "is still out there."
Wells Grisham was locked and loaded from the moment he stepped on the pitching rubber for Baylor Thursday.
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Baylor junior Blake Lundy got a hanging slider over the center of the plate and didn't miss.
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Sean Russell couldn't ask for a better class of seniors to lead the way for Baylor in his first season as head coach of Tennessee's most accomplished high school wrestling program.
Trell Knight was showered with love by his teammates after McCallie took down Boyd Buchanan 62-52 to win the Best of Preps basketball tournament title Monday night in front of a capacity-filled Chattanooga State Community College basketball gymnasium.
Baylor and McCallie have a football rivalry filled with tradition and memorable performances. David Gabriel Georges set a new standard Friday night.
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Despite a rough first night for Chattanooga-area teams in the opening round of the TSSAA prep football playoffs -- when only four of 13 local teams advanced on Thursday -- once the weekend's results were completed, more than half the 28 total teams that qualified were still standing.
