Ooltewah
The latest Ooltewah coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Ooltewah’s Lype looks to finish a champ
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. - Bryson Lype put in four years of hard work in the classroom, and reaped the rewards as he was named the Ooltewah valedictorian. Now, he hopes hard work put into another craft will be beneficial as well.
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Ex-Falcons visiting for ‘conversation’
A group of former Atlanta Falcons stars and coach Leeman Bennett will be in Chattanooga on Thursday for dinner and "Locker Room Conversation" at Blue Water Grill. William Andrews, Bobby Butler, Billy "White Shoes" Johnson and Gerald Riggs Sr. will join linebacker Buddy Curry to help raise money for Curry's "Kids and Pros" organization that provides youth football camp opportunities throughout the South, including Chattanooga. The cost for the 6-9 p.m. event is $75. After dinner the old pros will swap stories and take time for autographs and photos with fans, according to Joe Smith, one of the local organizers. "It's going to be a very entertaining evening," Smith said, adding that reservations are not necessary.
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Memorable TSSAA Spring Fling lists
(Since the Spring Fling began)
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East Hamilton Hurricanes strand 12 in loss to Bees
East Hamilton couldn't get the hits when needed and left 12 baserunners stranded in a season-ending 7-4 baseball loss at Upperman.
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Ooltewah battles but falls in 3-AAA
The depths of despair were about as deep as their fans could stand but Ooltewah coach Brian Hitchcox kept the faith.
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Norma Nelson fired as Ooltewah softball coach
This story is featured in today's TimesFreePress newscast.
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Note-swapping mixed message for area coaches
Class A
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Zach Thompson pitches Owls past Coffee County
That eerie, goosebump feeling of déjà vu wafted over Bud Ball Field most of the evening. But the shroud of doubt and the fear of repeating the past are history.
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Prep spring football has varied purposes
While traditional spring sports such as baseball, softball and track are winding down, the Southern tradition of spring football practice is just kicking off at many tri-state area schools. And while spring football practice typically focuses on getting younger players adjusted to the physical play of the varsity level, the programs that underwent coaching changes - Brainerd, North Jackson, Ooltewah, Rhea County, Sequatchie County, Soddy-Daisy and South Pittsburg - are playing catch-up to rival schools.
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Ooltewah’s Cadarius Montgomery to play football at Bethel University
Ooltewah defensive back and kick returner Cadarius Montgomery signed football scholarship papers Thursday with NAIA member Bethel University.
