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The latest Ringgold coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Gossett Blog: Is there validity for TSSAA’s 1.8 multiplier?
I have a question. What would the near-future TSSAA classification look like without the 1.8 multiplier slapped on private schools whose desire is to remain in the public school division?
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This week’s greater Chattanooga area high school football schedule
• District/region game
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Ringgold sweeps Rockmart in state playoff series
RINGGOLD, Ga. - Ringgold dug its usual early hole in Friday's twice-delayed Georgia Class AAA softball first-round series against Rockmart, but, as usual, the Lady Tigers found a way to climb out.
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Ringgold tightens defense, rallies past Phoenix
CALHOUN, Ga. - The biggest adjustment of the 2014 prep football season for the Ringgold Tigers may have occurred Friday night, but it had nothing to do with schemes or personnel. Down by 14 points to upset-minded Sonoraville in a key Region 6-AAA game, coach Robert Akins went for an attitude adjustment.
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Tonight’s greater Chattanooga area high school football matchups
All kickoffs 7:30 Eastern unless noted
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Ringgold’s Sosebee set for Coastal Carolina
Finding the right fit is always a priority when it comes to decision time for a high school recruit. For Ringgold offensive lineman Hunter Sosebee, the decision to commit to Coastal Carolina University was a no-brainer.
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Northwest Whitfield hopes winning experience helps in softball playoffs
(best-of-3 series with doubleheaders)
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Gossett: Hunter Maynor keeps posting big numbers
Soddy-Daisy quarterback Hunter Maynor may have been unsung entering the 2014 high school season, but it's unlikely that he is being overlooked.
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Oct. 17 greater Chattanooga area football schedule
Friday, Oct. 17
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Ringgold rolls up 514 yards in 49-12 win over LFO
RINGGOLD, Ga. - A 49-12 win over your oldest rival is always a tonic for what ails you, and what bothered Ringgold Friday night as Catoosa County neighbor Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe came calling was a serious bad taste in the Tigers' collective mouth.
