The latest Ringgold coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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LaFayette senior setter Jaslyn Capello and her teammates aren't slowing down in a memorable ride on the volleyball court that has produced an area-best 43 wins this season.
Mac Bryan knew weeks ago that the key to a successful season for his Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe football team in 2025 was early success.
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Ringgold never trailed in Friday's 34-27 win over North Cobb Christian on Don Patterson Field.
When the clock reached zero Friday night at Jeff Sims Field, the final numbers didn't quite add up to the final score.
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The Tigers had a strong season by any measure last year, including a playoff win and victories over Catoosa County rivals Heritage and Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe, but they also had to endure a rash of injuries and three heartbreaking Region 7-AA losses that were decided on the last couple of plays.
Endings are tough for any athletic team, especially when that team can go down as the best in program history.
Tuesday night presented an unusual late-season situation for the Ringgold Tigers.
Ringgold now has three losses in its 2024 football season, all in excruciating fashion.
On one hand, Ringgold High School football coach Austin Crisp was emphatic in his praise for the Tigers' effort Friday night against Rockmart.
On the one hand, Tuesday night's 9-4 season-ending loss to Oconee County in the GHSA Class AAA second round of the playoffs was a tough pill to swallow, but, in the bigger picture, the Ringgold baseball program is very much where it expected to be.
If the Ringgold Tigers go on to have another deep run in the GHSA Class AAA baseball playoffs, Monday is likely to be a huge turning point.
