Sequatchie County
The latest Sequatchie County coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Sequatchie County surges past Brainerd, 34-14 [photos]
With his team badly in need of a shot of adrenaline, Collin Hudson did what senior quarterbacks are expected to do in key moments.
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Sequatchie County earns first win under Wattenbarger
It was a classic hard-fought football matchup at Marion County on Friday night. Sequatchie County held off the host Warriors for a 21-14 win.
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Prep notes: Marion County naming football field for Colquette
Marion County High School will name its football field in honor of legendary former coach Ken Colquette during a ceremony before tonight's game against Sequatchie County. In 17 seasons with the Warriors, Colquette won 82 percent of his games - 181 of his 257 career wins came at Marion - and four state championships.
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South Pittsburg wins 19-0 at Sequatchie County
In August 2016 the South Pittsburg Pirates made their way up Highway 28 to Dunlap and left with a seven-point opening loss to the Sequatchie County Indians in a season that ended for both teams in state semifinals.
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Tonight’s area high school football previews
BRAINERD PANTHERS at HOWARD HUSTLIN' TIGERS
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Sequatchie Indians will be physical on both sides of the ball
Sequatchie County Indians 2018 preps football season preview.
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Grundy County gets to celebrate at Sequatchie Valley Jamboree
After a tumultuous summer, Grundy County's football team got a shot of adrenaline.
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Area sports notes: Jonah Bryan, Omar Hernandez prep soccer All-Americans
Recent McCallie School graduate and Lee University recruit Jonah Bryan and Dalton High School's Omar Hernandez were among the 2018 TopDrawerSoccer.com Spring All-Americans announced this past week.
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Meigs County takes aim at Class AA state title next [photos]
Meigs County has the opportunity to win a third consecutive state softball title this week in Murfreesboro. The Lady Tigers rode the pitching of Ashley Rogers and the power in their lineup as they defeated Sequatchie County 7-0 in a TSSAA state sectional Sunday afternoon at Meigs County.
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Graduations, weather forcing adjustments in sectionals schedules
The TSSAA plans for its Division I softball and baseball state sectionals to be played today. But extenuating circumstances have caused some things to change in the Chattanooga area, and the potential for rainy weather could cause further changes.
