Ooltewah
The latest Ooltewah coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Trojans, Lions have 8 in semis
Soddy-Daisy gained eight semifinal berths and Ooltewah got seven, but the teams often stuck with second-class status made their share of waves in the first night of the Region 4 high school wrestling tournament at Red Bank.
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Sanders, Cleveland top Owls
Senior guard Ish Sanders has logged many minutes in his Cleveland High School basketball career. He's been through many tight situations before, so it was no wonder Thursday at Ooltewah that the Blue Raiders wanted the ball in his hands late.
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Four Trojans No. 1 region seeds
Ooltewah has three favorites and Hixson is the defending champion for the Feb. 11 event.
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Raiders join Bears in state
The mats that represented state duals trips were side by side, but they might as well have been on opposite ends of town. The winners found themselves taking distinctly different paths.
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Owls clip Mustangs by three
Walker Valley's basketball games at Ooltewah High were orginally scheduled for tonight, but they were moved up a day because of today's potential bad weather. But the school was already hosting the Region 4-AAA wrestling duals semifinals in its newer gymnasium.
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Region 4 wrestling duals alters format
The format for tonight's Region 4 duals wrestling tournament has been changed.
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Smith, Rogers chosen Parade All-Americans
The Chattanooga area will be well represented Sunday when the Parade Magazine All-American High School football team is announced.
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Gym named for Foster
A ceremony honoring former Ooltewah High School boys' basketball coach and principal Ed Foster was held between the girls' and boys' games against East Ridge on Thursday at Ooltewah, where the new gym was named the Edward M. Foster Gymnasium.
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Ooltewah’s Smith to stick with UT
The whirlwind last five days are over and Jacques Smith is back where he wanted to be all along. The former Ooltewah High School All America defensive end reconfirmed his commitment to the University of Tennessee and will be back at the school, attending class, by Tuesday.
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Smith planning to talk to Dooley
Ex-Ooltewah star still leans to Vols