Red Bank
The latest Red Bank coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Red Bank Lions outlast Rams
Red Bank boys' basketball coach John Cherne chalked it up to "nine games, 1,800 miles, two practices."
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Best of Preps basketball: Owls-Lions back on tap
• Nick Ross, Red Bank: The Lions' senior guard is equally adept on the outside where he can get hot from 3-point range and in the paint, where he is a solid post scorer against smaller guards. Ross is averaging over 20 points per game.
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Lions edge Panthers
One could say that Red Bank won Tuesday's basketball game in the Nick of time.
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Lions excellent at takeaways
If Maplewood's football team is in a giving mood Friday, Red Bank will gladly take it - the ball, that is.
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Lions turn back Page
Tim Daniels called it "Jailbreak."
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Lions, Bucs lose players, still win
Few area high school football programs can match the success of Boyd-Buchanan and Red Bank. The Buccaneers have qualified for the playoffs 13 straight years and have reached four state finals in the last nine years, and Red Bank's Lions have compiled a 60-14 overall record the last six seasons and won the state championship in the largest classification at the beginning of this decade.
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Region title goes to Lions
The new decoration in the Red Bank gym is more useful than beautiful.
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Six first-half turnovers doom Brainerd
A lot of points in a football game doesn't necessarily equate to a well-played game.
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Raiders lose QB as well as the game
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Early in the second quarter of its football game Friday night at Cleveland High School, Red Bank decided to make a change in its attack. It was a change that suited running back Randall Lee just fine.
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Hustlin’ Tigers overcome Lions
Players on the Howard sideline started chanting, "Four-and-O!" as quarterback Thomas McCaulay lined up in the victory formation.