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The latest Ringgold coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Here’s a preview of tonight’s Chattanooga area high school football matchups
There's a trap here, no pun intended, but Irish coach Charles Fant may have sniffed it out.
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Sarah Sumida’s set success boosts Baylor volleyball program
Baylor's high school volleyball team has looked like a big red machine this season, in large part because of its repetitive mechanical setter.
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Here’s a preview of tonight’s Chattanooga area high school football matchups
he streaky Eagles - this season, they've lost two, won three, lost two and...
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Ringgold advances in AAA volleyball state tournament
It seemed like the worst thing to do in Wednesday's GHSA Class AAA first-round state tournament match at Ringgold was score the first point in a set.
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Georgia high school volleyball state playoffs begin
The Georgia high school volleyball state playoffs are about to get under way for 12 teams from the Chattanooga area. Six are Class AAA teams, four are in Class AAAA and there are one each in Class AA and Class A.
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Walker Valley’s Kolten Gibson is player of week with 448 yards of offense, 12 tackles
Slightly more than a week ago, quarterback Kolten Gibson went to Glen Ryan, his coach at Walker Valley, and proposed that his purpose for the Mustangs should encompass more than throwing passes and running, the things that have brought him prominence as a football player.
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Here’s a preview of tonight’s Chattanooga area high school football matchups
After a narrow loss to perennial power Montgomery Bell Academy early in the season, the young Blue Tornado showed...
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Prep Notebook: McCallie’s Jr. Clay commits to Tennessee Tech basketball program
For as long as he can remember, Jr. Clay has dreamed of playing Division I college basketball.
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This week’s high school football schedule
All kickoffs at 7:30 Eastern unless noted.
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LFO breaks through, beats rival Ringgold
Sometimes, regardless of how much a team believes in itself, the negative culture doesn't change until its players get the kind of win that proves it to them and everyone watching.
