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The latest McCallie coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Ernie Johnson Jr. to speak at McCallie
Ernie Johnson Jr., one of the most recognizable voices and sports personalities with the NBA, will be the featured speaker for the Mountain View Auto Group luncheon at McCallie School on Feb. 5.
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McCallie runs away with Best of Preps tournament title
McCallie has no trouble taking out Central 69-49 to win boys' championship
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McCallie tops Tyner to earn spot in Best of Preps final
With Kevin Cameron on the court, the Tyner Rams played McCallie fairly evenly Monday night in the Best of Preps basketball tournament at Chattanooga State.
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Montgomery Bell eliminates McCallie
NASHVILLE - Montgomery Bell Academy, the defending TSSAA Division II-AA football champion, cruised past McCallie on Friday night with a 38-10 win in the state quarterfinals.
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Tonight’s area prep football matchups
All kickoffs for Tennessee playoffs are at 7 p.m. local time; all Georgia kickoffs are at 7:30 EST.
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Area high school athletes set to sign college scholarship
About 50 Chattanooga-area high school athletes will be taking the next step to becoming college student-athletes in the next week.
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Tennessee high school football coaches try to make best of early postseason rematches
While most Tennessee high school football coaches feel the current playoff system is an improvement over power ratings and computer-generated matchups, there still are faults.
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Prep Football Notebook: Road trips mean eating on the go, charter buses
This is the time of year when a large number of high school football teams have shopped and bid for charter buses in addition to setting up and partaking of on-the-road pregame meals.
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McCallie advances with rout of Pope John Paul II
Were you to look at the final score only, McCallie's 54-21 TSSAA Division II playoff victory over visiting Pope John Paul II on Thursday night was remarkably like its 35-point win against the Nashville-area school a couple of weeks ago.
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Different methods lead to success for area prep football coaches
Four men, with philosophies as varying as the makeup of the programs they're in charge of, are examples that as the prep football playoffs begin tonight, there is no singular blueprint for claiming a state championship.
