Ooltewah
The latest Ooltewah coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Mustangs down Owls after loss
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- Though just a game into the season, Walker Valley's players entered Tuesday's District 5-AAA baseball rematch with thoughts of must-win bouncing between their ears.
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Sanders sparks Raiders’ romp
ATHENS, Tenn. -- Cleveland boys' basketball coach Jason McCowan writes two words on the board before every game: "Have fun."
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Hargis: Morgan, Monroe to leave voids
The call came in just before lunch Monday. When I saw that it was Benny Monroe on the caller ID, I knew the timing meant one of the best head football coaches ever to walk a sideline in our area would be retiring. Football coaches don't call reporters in the middle of the day in February to discuss district basketball tournaments.
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Greene leaves Ooltewah for Carson-Newman
Second Owls football coach leaves this week
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Veteran Raiders clip Ooltewah
ATHENS, Tenn. -- Of all the factors in Tuesday's District 5-AAA basketball championship game between Cleveland and Ooltewah, one that couldn't be measured on a stat sheet made the most difference. That was experience.
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Monroe retiring as Ooltewah coach
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Ooltewah rebuilds for postseason run
Ooltewah boys' basketball coach Jesse Nayadley knew coming into the season that before the big things could happen -- such as competing for district and region championships -- his team was going to have to focus on the little things.
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Rhea rolls on in District 5-AAA
ATHENS, Tenn. -- Late in his team's game Wednesday against Rhea County, Ooltewah coach Jesse Nayadley needed someone to hit free throws.
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Bearettes move on past Ooltewah
ATHENS, Tenn. -- For at least 12 of the 32 minutes played in its girls' game against Ooltewah in the first round of the District 5-AAA basketball tournament Thursday, Bradley Central was a team on a mission.
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Ooltewah, Soddy-Daisy lead in Region 4 wrestling
Headed into the championship semifinals, Ooltewah and Soddy-Daisy were tied for the Region 4 wrestling lead with 80 points Saturday afternoon at Red Bank.