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The latest McCallie coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Prep basketball roundup: Tyner seniors help seal district win over Howard
The Tyner Rams had reason to celebrate as they got after Howard on the hardwood Saturday night.
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Prep roundup: No rust, no fuss. Sonoraville rolls past Ringgold
If there was rust resulting from a COVID-related interruption of their basketball schedule it didn't show Friday night for the Sonoraville Lady Phoenix.
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Chattanooga-area sports in 2020: Challenging year comes to a close
For any retrospective of the Chattanooga area's sports scene in 2020, the losses far outweigh the success.
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McCallie’s seven selections headline DII-AAA all-state football team
Once McCallie's football team regained full strength late in the season, the Blue Tornado became dominant on their way to winning a second straight TSSAA Division II-AAA state title.
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McCallie football star spreads Christmas cheer in music video
Junior linebacker Aaron Crowder sings, plays piano as part of 'first passion'
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Chattanooga area’s all-region football honors for 2020 announced
Local teams that made deep postseason runs, not surprisingly, were among those most honored by their regions this year.
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Red Bank’s BJ Ragland, other Chattanooga-area stars sign with college football programs
Red Bank High School football coach Chris Brown has no doubt the University of North Carolina at Charlotte is getting a star in lineman BJ Ragland, and that means both on and off the field.
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Prep roundup: McCallie’s Neal Carlson commits to SMU soccer program
After a standout sophomore soccer season in 2019, McCallie midfielder Neal Carlson did not let the TSSAA's cancellation of spring sports this year discourage him in his long-range plans to play NCAA Division I soccer.
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Prep roundup: Rivers a guiding force for McCallie
Eric Rivers is focused on making the most of every moment in his senior year at McCallie.
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Chattanooga area Mr. Football named, four other area players recognized as finalists
When Hunter Frame began playing football - eight years old with a mop of floppy brown hair - he would stand along the edge of the South Pittsburg sideline to high-five the varsity players as they made their way to the field.
