Red Bank
The latest Red Bank coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Prep football rivalry games remind us of what we might have lost
Finally, there is something both Marion County and South Pittsburg football fans can agree on.
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This week’s Chattanooga-area high school football previews
Preview some of the Chattanooga area's biggest high school football games for the fourth week of the 2020 season.
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Prep roundup: Sequatchie beats Red Bank, tightens grip on volleyball district
Sequatchie County volleyball player Sarah Brown jumped up and down as the emotions poured out on the court after a long-awaited victory.
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Prep roundup: Signal Mountain impressive in volleyball sweep of Ooltewah
Signal Mountain freshman Emily Redman had eight aces out of 23 serves to help lead Tuesday's home volleyball sweep of Ooltewah.
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Prep roundup: Walker Valley volleyball team finishes second in Choo Choo Classic
Walker Valley put up an impressive fight in the gold bracket final of the 34th annual Choo Choo Classic volleyball tournament Saturday.
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Red Bank smokes Signal Mountain, but Lions QB leaves with injury
In a neighborhood rivalry football game filled with storylines and more plot twists than a 38-point win should have, the most important detail from Red Bank's 46-8 victory at Signal Mountain on Friday is still unknown.
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Red Bank defense once again living up to high standards
Third-ranked Lions carry on tradition heading into matchup against Signal Mountain
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This week’s Chattanooga-area high school football previews
Preview some of the Chattanooga area's biggest high school football games for the third week of the 2020 season.
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Prep roundup: Coahulla Creek’s Sophia Voyles leads impressive softball win at Dalton
Sophia Voyles was locked in from the pitching circle and the batter's box in Monday's 8-0 nonregion softball win at Dalton.
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Red Bank’s defense ferocious again in rout of Ooltewah
Down off Morrison Springs Road, close to where the Hardee's slings biscuits and the shadows of Signal Mountain linger, the Red Bank defense has a new term.
