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The latest Red Bank coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Madox Wilkey, Calvin Jackson lead 49-13 Red Bank romp
The Red Bank Lions set the tone early during their first-round state football playoff Friday night against visiting Smith County. The undefeated Lions routed the Owls 49-13.
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Seven Chattanooga-area players named Mr. Football semifinalists
Seven players from the Chattanooga area have been named as semifinalists for the Tennessee Titans Mr. Football award.
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Red Bank’s Jackson earns prep performance of the week
Calvin Jackson is healthy again and proving why he's considered one of the top athletes not only in the Chattanooga area, but throughout the state.
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Lions’ Madox Wilkey earns top performance award
With a healthy array of playmakers surrounding him and a young offensive line that has matured, Red Bank quarterback Madox Wilkey is now able to prove just how dangerous an offense he's leading.
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Calvin Jackson leads undefeated Lions to 42-7 rout
Red Bank might have clinched the Region 3-3A title after last week's win over Brainerd, but the Lions still have one regular-season goal to chase before heading into the playoffs.
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Red Bank clinches Region 3-3A with win over Panthers
Red Bank's Lions kept two streaks alive with their 35-12 win over Brainerd on Friday at the Panthers' Eddie Lambert Field.
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Red Bank cruises by Walker Valley, now 6-0
While there are a variety of words to describe Red Bank's offensive performance Friday night, one sums it up best: efficient.
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Sale Creek rolls to 30th volleyball victory
Sale Creek's volleyball senior night highlighted a band of six players who have helped the Lady Panthers make two consecutive state tournament runs.
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Calvin Jackson’s three TDs lift Lions to 42-7 win over Hixson
Hixson's homecoming night was cut short by a constantly running second-half clock.
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Energized Red Bank blasts McMinn Central, wins 57-7
To say the Red Bank Lions played with energy after a week off from football would be a severe understatement. Coming off a bye week, their batteries were fully charged.