Football
South Pittsburg rebounds from loss with resounding win over Sequatchie
A brutal week of practice produced a Friday night beatdown as South Pittsburg responded to a narrow road loss with a dominant home win.
Sequatchie County
The latest Sequatchie County coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Sequatchie topples Signal Mountain as QB Hunter Minton shines
A date with state-ranked Sequatchie County is a chore for any football team, regardless of classification.
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Sequatchie County set for another deep playoff run
Coming off one of the strongest seasons in program history, the expectations for this fall continue to soar.
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Alcoa turns out lights on Sequatchie County’s stellar season
One of the best seasons in Sequatchie County High School football history is over. Alcoa's quest for a 10th straight state title goes on.
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Hicks, Sequatchie County one win away from making program history
Despite his youthfulness, Sequatchie County High School sophomore football player Kason Hicks is very old school in his approach.
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Sequatchie County tops Central in second-round showdown
Sequatchie County coach Rusty McIntyre breathed a major sigh of relief late Friday night.
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Fueled by Mr. Football snub, Ethan Meadows leads unbeaten Meigs to Class 3A quarters
On the white shirt he wore underneath his Meigs County football jersey, Ethan Meadows had six words written: "They should have voted for me."
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Sequatchie County makes clutch plays to get past Tyner
Sequatchie County junior quarterback Sam Evitts credited offseason work for the program's first postseason win since 2018.
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Dominant defense, Jamarion Farrior lead South Pittsburg to victory at Sequatchie County
South Pittsburg senior defensive lineman Cameron Grider stepped up to deliver a huge swing of momentum right before halftime Friday night at Sequatchie County.
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Prep football roundup: McCallie holds off Woodward Academy for 18th straight win
An 18-play possession, which chewed up more than seven minutes of the fourth-quarter clock, did not produce points but did put the game away for McCallie.
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Sequatchie County’s talented offensive line can pave way to success
The Indians are loaded up front as a reliable and experienced offensive line with four returning starters will lead the way and provide time for the talented Campbell to help generate big plays.
