Northwest Whitfield
The latest Northwest Whitfield coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Former teammates Hannah Robertson, Katie DeLay excel as liberos
Friday's pool play
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Clint Steele to coach Soddy-Daisy boys’ soccer
Soddy-Daisy High School has hired Clint Steele to head its boys' soccer program for the 2015 season.
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Gossett blog: Of hydration, pickle juice, Week Zero and on deck
Friday, Aug. 29
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Strong running, defense lead Ringgold win
TUNNEL HILL, Ga. - The blueprint is one Ringgold High School football fans should get accustomed to. As the Tigers displayed in a 21-11 win Saturday night at Northwest Whitfield, a strong run game and athletic defense will determine if the program can back up last season's record playoff run.
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Scores and Photos of Friday Night High School Football
SCORES
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Quick hits involving gretaer Chattanooga area prep football
Marion County's Ricky Ross directed his first game as a football head coach Thursday night but actually is in his second head coaching job, having succeeded Vic Grider at South Pittsburg but resigning two months later. He wound up taking the job at Marion County this spring, succeeding Mac McCurry.
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Greater Chattanooga high school football openers, game by game
(All kickoffs at 7:30 EDT unless noted)
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Prep Blitz 2014: Northwest Whitfield Bruins
This may be the biggest challenge Josh Robinson has faced in his now four years as the head coach at Northwest Whitfield.
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New set-up delights Georgia Region 7-AAAA coaches
• Team on the rise: Last year was supposed to be the year Southeast Whitfield ended the longest playoff drought in northwest Georgia. However, after a strong start the Raiders weren't ready for prime time. This year, though, they will rely on more than 30 seniors and top playmakers in quarterback Will Swantic and backs Devon Fields and Tyler Brown to finally knock down that door.
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Baylor tourney features new local coaches
The Baylor soccer tournament is set for this Friday and Saturday at both the host school and Girls Preparatory School, and of the four local programs participating in the event, three will be in their first weekend with new head coaches.
