Meigs County
The latest Meigs County coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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This week’s Chattanooga-area high school football previews
Preview some of the Chattanooga area's biggest high school football games for the second week of the 2020 season.
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Replacing these five Chattanooga-area prep football stars will be a daunting task
Whether it was with one breakout season or a multiyear career of stardom, these five local high school football players who were seniors in 2019 left a lasting mark with record-breaking contributions and award-winning performances. Perhaps as tough as any opponent they will face, their former prep teams now take on the daunting task of replacing them.
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Tyner’s Ram train looks to continue rolling in Region 3-2A
Monday's afternoon heat and humidity had pretty much sapped the energy from Tyner's football players, making for back-to-back mistakes by the offense.
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Region 3-1A teams again chasing Pirates, who look to finish strong
Despite putting up eye-catching numbers, the past four seasons have ended in frustration for South Pittsburg's football team.
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Chattanooga area’s football players, teams highlighted in Tennessee prep preview
One sure sign high school football season is drawing close is the release of the annual Murphy Fair statewide preview books.
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Finalists for Best of Preps male athlete award dominated their sports
The list of accomplishments by the finalists for this year's Best of Preps Male Athlete of the Year range from statewide dominance of their sports to national recognition.
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10 area girls earn TSWA all-state basketball honors
A total of 10 girls' basketball players from the Chattanooga area have earned all-state recognition by the Tennessee Sports Writers Association.
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Meigs County girls win first region basketball title since 1995
The team bus will remain in Decatur for Saturday's TSSAA Class AA girls' basketball state sectional.
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Meigs County and Red Bank girls’ basketball teams will meet in Region 3-AA final Wednesday
Meigs County junior guard Jacelyn Stone knows the challenges she faces on the basketball court.
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Chattanooga area’s junior class could be the most heavily recruited in more than a decade
Led by Bradley's Tray Curry and Javin Burke, area loaded with juniors as Power Five prospects
