Meigs County
The latest Meigs County coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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A few freshmen making early marks in Chattanooga area prep football
Less than a dozen of the more than 60 high school football programs in the Chattanooga area had a freshman starter to begin the 2016 season.
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Marion County’s top-ranked Warriors dominate Meigs County
If Marion County's offense is prep football's version of a viper, capable of striking quickly, the defense would certainly be more akin to a boa constrictor. Marion defenders simply squeeze the hope, and eventually the life, out of opposing offenses.
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Tonight’s Chattanooga area high school football matchups
Previewing tonight's prep football matchups.
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Tonight’s area high school football previews
Previewing tonight's matchups.
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Sports Editor Stephen Hargis’ bold predictions for the new prep football season
As another prep football season gets underway, I'm certainly thankful to have a job I still get excited about after 26 years. Here are a few things I'm less sure about...
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Scrappy Moore Female Athlete of the Year finalists specialize in being the best
Half of the six finalists for this year's Scrappy Moore Female Athlete of the Year specialized in one sport. But they proved themselves to be the best at their chosen sport.
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Meigs County Lady Tigers closing in on first softball state title
Meigs County came into this year's TSSAA Class A softball tournament having never won a state tourney game in program history.
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Rogers, Meigs stifle Silverdale, win state opener 3-1
Ashley Rogers said she was nervous and excited when she woke up Tuesday morning, already thinking about Meigs County's opening-round game against Silverdale Baptist Academy in the TSSAA Class A state softball tournament.
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Meigs County Tigers manage just three hits in Fling opener
Meigs County drew first blood, scoring a run in the first inning for what would be a short-lived lead.
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Three strong area teams in Class A softball state tournament
Class A is making sure the Chattanooga area remains well-represented at the state softball tournament in Murfreesboro.
