Ridgeland
The latest Ridgeland coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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TSSAA State Wrestling Tournament Results
Thursday at Franklin. Tenn.
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Baylor, East Hamilton each has five signees
• Rafael Gaglianone (Baylor), 6-0, 220, K - Wisconsin
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Snowouts increase pressure on Chattanooga area prep schedules
All high school sporting events in the Chattanooga area were called off because of Tuesday's snowstorm, creating more scheduling problems on top of those caused previously by unusually cold temperatures.
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Ridgeland girls enjoying return to success
There was a time when Ridgeland girls' basketball was annually mentioned among the state's best high school programs, culminating in the program's appearance in the state's final four in 2003.
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Red Bank wrestling program on the rise
Shane Turner had high hopes when he assumed the head-coaching duties for Red Bank's wrestling program.
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Chattanooga area has 38 making TSWA all-state football teams
The Chattanooga area is well represented in all classifications of this year's Tennessee Sports Writers Association all-state football teams.
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New GHSA regions go over well for Chattanooga area schools
(regions including northwest Georgia schools)
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Chattanooga set to host ASA 16s in 2015 and other sports news
Chattanooga was chosen over Des Moines, Iowa; Montgomery, Ala.; Normal, Ill.; Sioux Falls, S.D.; Spartanburg, S.C.; and Tupelo, Miss. to host the Amateur Softball Association/USA Softball 16-under girls' fastpitch national tournament in 2015. That long has been recognized as the top ASA tournament for college recruiters. Chattanooga's bid presentation on Nov. 14 in Oklahoma City came from a team comprised of local ASA officials, the Chattanooga Sports Committee, the city's Youth & Family Development Department and the Chattanooga Choo Choo. "Chattanooga is lucky to have a team that works well together and cares about bringing softball events to the city. Our community can make it happen from winning the bid to hosting the event," Chattanooga ASA executive director Kim Swafford said in the announcement release. Added Sports Committee president Tim Morgan: "This championship is projected to bring close to 145 travel teams to Chattanooga for a week, producing an estimated economic impact to exceed $2 million."
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Chubb, Cedartown end Ridgeland Panthers’ season
CEDARTOWN, Ga. - For a moment in the second half of their Region 7-AAAA playoff play-in game at Cedartown, the Ridgeland Panthers began to believe an upset was brewing.
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Tonight’s greater Chattanooga area high school football matchups
TSSAA kickoffs at 7 p.m. local time; Georgia games at 7:30
