Meigs County
The latest Meigs County coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Baylor, East Hamilton each has five signees
• Rafael Gaglianone (Baylor), 6-0, 220, K - Wisconsin
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Snowouts increase pressure on Chattanooga area prep schedules
All high school sporting events in the Chattanooga area were called off because of Tuesday's snowstorm, creating more scheduling problems on top of those caused previously by unusually cold temperatures.
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Meigs County girls’ basketball team overcomes old rival Chargerettes
The game meant nothing in terms of district races or championships, but the emotion that Meigs County girls' basketball coach Jason Powell showed after his team defeated McMinn Central on Tuesday showed that the game meant a lot.
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Meigs County basketball player Emileigh Swafford surpasses 2,000 career points
Meigs County senior basketball player Emileigh Swafford went over the 2,000-point mark last Friday in the Lady Tigers'43-31 victory over Tellico Plains.
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Ricky Holliday out as Meigs County football coach
After three seasons, Ricky Holliday has resigned as football coach at Meigs County.
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Red Bank wrestling program on the rise
Shane Turner had high hopes when he assumed the head-coaching duties for Red Bank's wrestling program.
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Chattanooga area has 38 making TSWA all-state football teams
The Chattanooga area is well represented in all classifications of this year's Tennessee Sports Writers Association all-state football teams.
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Hamilton Heights sends two to D-I and other college signing news
The Hamilton Heights basketball program announced Wednesday that two of their players signed with NCAA Division I colleges.
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Meigs County senior Morgan Boggess headed to Austin Peay
Meigs County senior Morgan Boggess has accepted a softball scholarship offer and will sign Friday with Austin Peay State University.
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Last night of regular season sets off postseason flurry in greater Chattanooga area
The last Friday of Tennessee's high school football regular season has numerous coaches changing their postgame rituals.
