Ooltewah
The latest Ooltewah coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Bradley, Cleveland starting to pull away in AAA wrestling
The Tennessee Class AAA state wrestling team race was tight from one perspective on opening night Thursday, but it was beginning to break apart beyond the first two on the leaderboard.
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Chattanooga area basketball teams ready for district tournaments
If the regular season was any indication, the two Class AA basketball districts in which all the teams are from Chattanooga or the surrounding area could have tournaments tougher to predict than the weather in the Tennessee Valley.
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Another Bradley-Cleveland fight expected at Region 4-AAA wrestling tournament
Bradley, Cleveland likely to fight it out for region traditional title
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Five area players chosen for TSWA 6A, 5A all-state football teams
The Tennessee Sports Writers Association has released its 2016 all-state football teams for Class 6A and Class 5A, and the lists include five players from the Chattanooga area.
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One year later: Ooltewah basketball recovers from hazing incident
Last Thursday marked the one-year anniversary of a hazing incident in the boys' basketball program at Ooltewah High School that not only rocked the suburb northeast of Chattanooga but sent shock waves throughout all of East Tennessee and beyond.
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Ty Boeck upends top-ranked Victor Bednarski in Trojans’ shutout [photos]
The team outcome was all but predetermined, yet Soddy-Daisy wrestling fans jammed the home stands Thursday for their Trojans' match with District 5-AAA rival Ooltewah.
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Prep Notebook: Hanna Land to Cleveland State
Defending state champ Bradley Central heads a 14-team field lined up for the Ooltewah Invitational wrestling tournament Saturday.
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Young Lions pull out two wrestling team wins
For a first-year head coach with a major rebuilding job, Ulric Winesburgh is off to a pretty good start.
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Ooltewah blows 28-point lead, loses in double-overtime to Farragut [photos]
Farragut (12-1) rallied from a 42-14 third-quarter deficit to claim the miracle win and advance to host next week's semifinal against South-Doyle (8-5). The Cherokees knocked off Morristown West, 41-34, in their quarterfinal game.
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Defensive progress has been important for Ooltewah Owls
Ooltewah entered this high school football season seeking successors for just about every starting position on a defense that helped the team reach the state quarterfinals last year. And the way things went for the defense early in the 2016 season, it didn't look like the Owls were going to be making any repeat appearance in the quarterfinals.
