Meigs County
The latest Meigs County coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
More in Meigs County, page 5
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McCallie, LFO claim Best of Preps tournament championships
At the rate both the Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe girls and McCallie's boys' basketball teams are going, both schools may need to clear some room in the trophy shelf.
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Meigs County holds off Signal Mountain to advance to Best of Preps title game
The start was just enough to overcome the finish.
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Tyner holds off Silverdale Baptist in Best of Preps opening round
Driving the right side of the lane, Tyner guard Xavier Fisher stretched out his right arm with the ball, releasing it before being knocked to the floor.
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Chattanooga area’s all-region prep football honorees revealed
With high school football season complete in Tennessee, the recognition is rolling in for players, coaches and teams in the Chattanooga area.
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Three Chattanooga-area players earn Mr. Football finalist honors
Two of the three Chattanooga-area players who were named finalists for the Tennessee Titans Mr. Football award Tuesday still have work to do on the field.
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Meigs County’s unbeaten run, title bid end with loss to Trousdale County
Meigs County quarterback Logan Carroll and fellow senior Bryson Falls dropped to the ground near their own end zone late Friday night as the clock hit zero on the game and their high school football careers.
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Hargis: Chattanooga-area football teams face stout challenges in TSSAA’s second round
Incrementally, as a team advances, the prep football playoffs should get tougher with each round. But maybe not this much tougher after just one week.
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Tennessee prep football roundup: Ethan Davis runs wild again, leads Rhea into second round
The sophomore is a sensation.
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In Tennessee prep football playoffs, all roads lead to Chattanooga for BlueCross Bowl
Remember that prep football road trip we talked about a few months ago?
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Chattanooga area has three Tennessee Mr. Football semifinalists
While the three players from the Chattanooga area who have been named semifinalists in their respective classifications for the state's Mr. Football award are first-time honorees, their high school programs have become factories for producing such recognition.
