Notre Dame
The latest Notre Dame coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Five must-see Chattanooga area high school football teams
Some are perennial powers in their respective classification, others have rosters dotted with college-level talent. Whatever the formula, these are the area's five must-see high school football teams this season (listed alphabetically):
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Five must-see Chattanooga area high school football players
They command extra attention from opponents trying to minimize their effects on games each Friday night. So it stands to reason they should also command extra attention from area prep football fans as well.
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Rhea County shines in jamboree win
Jacob York scored two touchdowns and Rhea County got off to a solid start in Mark Pemberton's debut as head coach by defeating Ooltewah 14-7 in the Best of Preps Football Jamboree at Finley Stadium on Saturday.
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Grace Academy Lady Eagles maintain big goals
Abbey Bosco's prowess as a soccer goalkeeper could be credited to her hard work and everyday dedication to the craft. It could be hereditary, as the Grace Academy senior has cousins who have starred in goal at the high school level -- most recently Notre Dame's Grace Courter, who helped the Lady Irish win a state title in 2010.
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2013 – Notre Dame Fighting Irish
Notre Dame Fighting Irish
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Prep football practice begins in the greater Chattanooga area
While it won't be full-contact just yet, the familiar sound of pads popping returns to area football fields today as high school teams take advantage of a new TSSAA rule allowing them to begin practicing in shoulder pads and helmets one week earlier than in previous years.
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Tyner’s Kelvin Hughley, Sequatchie County’s Josh Cain top greater Chattanooga area LBs
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TSSAA eyeing new Texas rule
The eyes of Tennessee's high school sports rules makers are on Texas.
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Tennessee stars sweep in soccer
The Tennessee boys' soccer team missed out on a number of opportunities in the first half of their all-star match against recent Georgia high school graduates Saturday.
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TSSAA moves up football work in helmets
In a move to help high school football players around the state get acclimated to the heat before full-contact practice begins, the TSSAA Board of Control has approved a recommendation to move up the date of the first day football teams can practice in helmets and shoulder pads by one week.
