Ooltewah
The latest Ooltewah coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Owls formidable with deep pitching
Class AAA: In addition to Ooltewah, figure Walker Valley, with first baseman Caleb Longley, catcher Josh Poole and third baseman Kamren Barnes leading the way, will push the Owls. Soddy-Daisy, a one-senior team that likely will start a couple of freshmen, will find out quickly what it's made of.
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Ooltewah Owls just need time to reshape
1. Baylor: Despite losing a lot from a Division II-AA state championship team last year, the Red Raiders are still in good shape to make a long run.
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Top-ranked Blackman ousts Ooltewah Owls
Led by 24 points, 11 assists and five steals from state Mr. Basketball finalist Darius Thompson, the undefeated and top-ranked Blackman Blaze ended Ooltewah's basketball season with an 84-58 defeat Monday night in Murfreesboro, Tenn.
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Mac Bryan returns to area as Ooltewah Owls football coach
Ooltewah High School has named Mac Bryan as its new head football coach. Bryan had been the co-offensive coordinator at the University of Tennessee at Martin the past three years and is a former assistant coach at UT-Chattanooga.
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Daaron Mastson leads Ooltewah Owls to final
Ooltewah 17 16 20 16 -- 69
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Chattanooga area prep basketball standouts for Feb. 19
• Elizabeth Masengil, McMinn Central: She scored 18 points and took home the tournament MVP as McMinn Central won the District 5-AA championship over Sequoyah, 58-48.
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Prep basketball standouts for Feb. 18
• Brooke Copeland, Bradley Central: She had 19 points and 15 rebounds in the Bearettes' 51-42 5-AAA championship win over Cleveland.
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TSSAA wrestling making changes for next year
FRANKLIN, Tenn. - The face of wrestling in Tennessee is getting a makeover.
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TSSAA wrestling championship round results
106 POUNDS
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Cleveland leads state by 32.5 points
Bradley Central: Tirobio Navarro (106), Dakota Ream (126), Robbie Clark (160).
