Ringgold
The latest Ringgold coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Tonight’s Chattanooga area high school football matchups
JEFFERSON COUNTY PATRIOTS (2-2, 0-1) at BRADLEY CENTRAL BEARS (4-0, 1-0)

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Top-ranked Calhoun completes softball sweep of Ringgold
Ringgold owned its regular-season softball matchups with Calhoun the past two years, but the Lady Yellow Jackets turned the tables in the postseason to win region and state championships.

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GHSA makes big move for baseball title series
The Georgia High School Association has voted to play its baseball championships at neutral sites beginning next spring.

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Sophomore Kibler leads Ringgold over Generals in OT
It was a legendary night.

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Ringgold, Jackson County split in Class AAA quarterfinal, head to game three
Tommy Fountain has a theory on why his baseball team seems to enjoy going the maximum in these GHSA postseason series.
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Aggressive Ringgold stays perfect in Region 6-AAA
As an old-school baseball coach, Brent Tucker can't help but wince sometimes when his Ringgold players swing at the first pitch or try to take an extra base they probably shouldn't.

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Ringgold backs up early hype with 11-1 baseball win over Calhoun
High expectations are nothing new for the Ringgold High School baseball team, but one thing coach Brent Tucker has ingrained into his players' minds is that talk is cheap.

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Heritage gets bats going in 5-2 baseball win at Ringgold
Following a three-hit first inning in Tuesday's nonregion baseball game at Ringgold High School, some Heritage fans were heard joking that the Generals' hit quota already had been reached.

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Ringgold girls win state opener with starters finally back
Ringgold basketball coach Margaret Stockburger smiled as her eyes scanned the gym following her Lady Tigers' 69-50 win over East Hall on Tuesday night.

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Heritage hoop teams hosting rare twin bill as GHSA playoffs begin
RINGGOLD, Ga. - It's been a season of firsts for the Heritage girls' basketball team, and though coach Eddie Bryant isn't the greedy sort, he wouldn't mind one more.
