Sequatchie County
The latest Sequatchie County coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Snowouts increase pressure on Chattanooga area prep schedules
All high school sporting events in the Chattanooga area were called off because of Tuesday's snowstorm, creating more scheduling problems on top of those caused previously by unusually cold temperatures.

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Red Bank wrestling program on the rise
Shane Turner had high hopes when he assumed the head-coaching duties for Red Bank's wrestling program.

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Chattanooga area has 38 making TSWA all-state football teams
The Chattanooga area is well represented in all classifications of this year's Tennessee Sports Writers Association all-state football teams.

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Greater Chattanooga area prep football player of the week Robinson’s runs lead Hixson to playoff win
Auston Banks, Notre Dame: 151 rushing yards, 2 TDs.

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Polk County overpowers Sequatchie
BENTON, Tenn. - Polk County football coach Derrick Davis spent a lot of time - and even more energy - getting his Wildcats prepared to play Sequatchie County in the first round of the Class 3A state playoffs Friday night.

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Tonight’s greater Chattanooga area high school football matchups
TSSAA kickoffs at 7 p.m. local time; Georgia games at 7:30

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Zeller returns to area with Lenoir City
Evensville is over the mountain from Dunlap, but former Sequatchie County football coach Mike Zeller is coming back close to the area where he lived and coached for three years.

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Interesting greater Chattanooga area high school matchups
Friday, Nov. 8

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Pairings of Tennessee football preps playoffs announced
The TSSAA announced its high school football playoff brackets Saturday morning and 20 Chattanooga-area teams qualified for the playoffs. First-round games kickoff on Friday and the postseason culminates with the BlueCross Bowl state championship games, to be played Dec. 5-7 at Tennessee Tech University.

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Signal Mountain Eagles romp to 7-AA title over Sequatchie County
DUNLAP, Tenn. - Bill Price got another district championship, but the Signal Mountain football coach's biggest win might have been avoiding a victory dousing in the final minute.
