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Irish duo in A/AA tennis finals
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. - Notre Dame teammates J.R. Davis and Charles Jabaley saw the success of former Signal Mountain doubles partners Forrest Hooten and Adam Wolfe in the 2013 TSSAA tennis tournament and wondered, "Why not us?"

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Christian Academy of Knoxville tops Lady Irish 4-2 in state final
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. - Notre Dame fell just a little bit short.

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Baylor meets GPS for state tennis title; Notre Dame in A/AA girls final after beating Union City
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. - The Girls Preparatory School tennis team fought, rallied and ultimately prevailed. The Baylor girls persevered.

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Greater Chattanooga area schools mostly for full public-private split
The biggest issue facing high school sports in more than a decade is still months from being decided, but if the Chattanooga area is any indication there is a clear consensus on the public-school/private-school debate.

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Notre Dame girls’ tennis earns trip to Spring Fling
Two venues and a rain delay later, the Notre Dame girls' tennis team is headed back to Murfreesboro.

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Collegedale duo reach state tennis finals this time
Matti Sue Nafie and Emily Wilt attributed last season's loss in the finals of the Region 3-A/AA individual doubles tournament to nerves. Monday afternoon, a couple of pre-match "selfies" and a calmer demeanor seemed to eliminate any chance of a repeat.

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Tennessee high school football updates
Area Georgia prep football updates

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Wildcats, Lady Bucs win region titles
Hixson coach Raul Fernandez drilled his boys' tennis team on a lot of singles this week leading up to Thursday's Region 3-A/AA championship match against Boyd-Buchanan. The hard work paid off.

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Chargers get past Irish in soccer overtime, 1-0
Paul Fortmiller was at the right place at the right time. But just by a couple inches.

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Bradley Central tennis player Katarina Saskova may have to skip Braves
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - There are a lot of things that Katarina Saskova doesn't understand about life in the United States. Tennis isn't one of them.
