Sequatchie County
The latest Sequatchie County coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Tonight’s greater Chattanooga area high school football matchups
BAYLOR RED RAIDERS (1-0) at KNOXVILLE WEBB SPARTANS (0-1)
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Sequatchie County coach Ken Colquette reaches 250 wins
Last week's 40-3 season-opening whipping of Community should've been a memorable one for Sequatchie County coach Ken Colquette. While it was his first as the Indians' head coach, it was the 250th of his decorated career.
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Gossett Blog: An exciting opening week; Colquette gets 250th
What a way to open the high school football season.
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Tonight’s greater Chattanooga area high school football matchups
All games kick off at 7:30 EDT unless noted
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Must-see games in greater Chattanooga area prep football this season
Whether its the renewal of a decades-old rivalry or simply the two biggest bullies on the block butting heads, there are certain games that make the prep football season special for players and fans alike.
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2013 – Sequatchie County Indians
Sequatchie County Indians
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Sister replaces Courtney Stewart as Sequatchie softball coach
Courtney Stewart made the decision recently to resign her position as softball coach at Sequatchie County High School, and her sister, Kelly Somerville, has been promoted from assistant to head coach.
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Prep football practice begins in the greater Chattanooga area
While it won't be full-contact just yet, the familiar sound of pads popping returns to area football fields today as high school teams take advantage of a new TSSAA rule allowing them to begin practicing in shoulder pads and helmets one week earlier than in previous years.
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Tyner’s Kelvin Hughley, Sequatchie County’s Josh Cain top greater Chattanooga area LBs
(listed alphabetically)
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Brandon Zajac, Myles Smith considering pro deals
Chase Brookshire is in Pennsylvania, Brandon Zajac is in Cleveland awaiting a decision from the San Francisco Giants, and Myles Smith has been in negotiations.
