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The latest McCallie coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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McCallie wrestler Adam Connell, parents to share great adventure in Africa
In the first major step he's taken since accepting an appointment to the U.S. Naval Academy, McCallie wrestler Adam Connell will be sworn in this morning in Knoxville as a member of the U.S. Naval Reserve.
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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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Major BOP awards go to Yost, Copeland, Dale
In the athletic realm there is little the three major award winners from Thursday night's Best of Preps Banquet have in common except, obviously, success.
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Six coaches contend for coach of year honors
Winning a state championship was not a requirement to become a finalist for the Scrappy Moore Coach of the Year award. But it certainly didn't hurt.
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Scrappy Moore male Athlete of the Year finalists represent six sports
Four of the six finalists for this year's Scrappy Moore male Athlete of the Year award were multisport standouts, including one three-sport star. The finalists are Ringgold's Slade Dale, McCallie's C.J. Fritz, Baylor's Rafael Gaglianone, Dalton's Eder Mora, Gordon Lee's Jonathan Ragsdale and Meigs County's Levi Woods.
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Tornado take two TSSAA track titles
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. - From the time he began running competitively, six years ago, Ramsay Ritchie set a goal that one day he would win a 1600-meter state championship. In his last opportunity Friday night, the McCallie senior achieved that goal, pushing himself past what he thought he had left over the final 200 meters.
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Tornado on top: McCallie rebounds for state title
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. - Two years removed from Tommy John elbow surgery and with soreness still tightening the muscles in his right arm after just two days' rest since his last start, McCallie senior Elliott Dockery pitched the game of his life when his team needed him most.
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Division II-AA finals all include local players
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. - Marko Mandic finally put it all together - and at the most opportune time.
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McCallie tops Baylor in D-II baseball
LEBANON, Tenn. - The hardest throw Tyler Payne made all day didn't come during his six innings of work on the mound. The great majority of the McCallie junior's 126 pitches were breaking balls or off-speed, but after switching to shortstop in the seventh inning he fired a fastball strike to first base to complete a game-ending double play, as the Blue Tornado beat Baylor 3-2 to advance to the Division II-AA baseball championship series.
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McCallie runner-up in team tennis
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. - Entering Wednesday's Division II-AA state team tennis championship match against Memphis University School, McCallie had the mentality that it would take a great match combined with a little luck to beat arguably the state's top team, regardless of classification.
