Notre Dame
The latest Notre Dame coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Signal Mountain girls look to change golf sign
The road sign near the top of Signal Mountain seems to change every year.

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Baylor teams second in golf state tournament
Comebacks will be necessary for Division II-AA state golf championship trophies to travel from Manchester to Chattanooga.

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Pioneers 7-0 with 14-9 victory at Notre Dame
In East Ridge's football season opener at Polk County, Traneil Moore got just two carries, causing Pioneers coach Tracy Malone later to scratch his head and question his own sanity.

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Area teams advance in prep golf playoffs
Carly Swabe is well on her way to accomplishing her senior-season goal -- getting to the golf state tournament.

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Notre Dame’s Ballard is prep football player of the week
As long as he's been part of Notre Dame High School's football program, Ricky Ballard has always been a leader, has always wanted to win.

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Prep football notes: Rhea County, Notre Dame on long trips
Two of the area's top four offensive units will square off at Boyd-Buchanan tonight when the unbeaten Buccaneers host undefeated Marion County in a pivotal Region 3-2A game.

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Practice makes perfect in Irish victory
Propelled by a 22-point first quarter and a great night running the football, the Notre Dame Fighting Irish were able to secure their third win of the season Friday night with a 36-0 shutout of the Howard Hustlin' Tigers.

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Football recruiters beginning to discover Notre Dame’s Darras
Alex Darras scrambled onto the national scene in his pre-teen years, winning a national punt, pass and kick competition.

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Player of the week Stamper leads Lions to first win
Knowing how badly his team needed a win, Tra Stamper took matters into his own hands. Literally.

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Irish rally behind Darras, defense to beat Chattanooga Christian
All they can do at Notre Dame is talk about potential and then work to get the obvious talent up to speed on both sides of the ball by eliminating mistakes.
