Sequatchie County
The latest Sequatchie County coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Bledsoe County tops Sequatchie in softball
PIKEVILLE, Tenn. - The first inning in Wednesday's District 7-AA high school softball game at Bledsoe County told the story. Sequatchie County put two runners on base in the top half, then left them stranded. The Lady Warriors came in, got the first two on, and they scored.
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Chattanooga area high school standouts for March 26
• B.J. Rowland, Thomas Delay, Dalton: They won at No. 1 doubles, 6-1 in the first set, but the Catamounts lost 3-2 in Georgia boys' tennis to Alpharetta's River Ridge.
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Lady Trojan Invitational softball tournament smaller this year
At Soddy Lake Kids' Park
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Sequatchie Indians walkathon victors over Soddy-Daisy
Soddy-Daisy and Sequatchie County pitchers issued 17 walks and struck out seven in 67 at-bats for their two baseball teams Saturday.
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Chattanooga area high school standouts for March 22
• Jack Bosworth, Chattanooga Christian: He doubled twice and had two RBIs as the Chargers defeated Lookout Valley 11-1 in a five-inning baseball game.
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Lookout Valley helps Red Bank track
Coaches don't always welcome letters from the TSSAA, but the one Red Bank track coach Hugh Enicks got recently has opened the door for some unexpected help. Because Lookout Valley didn't have enough interest to field a complete track team, the athletes from that school who did want to compete were cleared by the TSSAA to co-op with the Red Bank program.
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Chattanooga Christian grabs baseball tourney win
NOTE: This is the start of a weekly Thursday notebook on Tennessee high school baseball.
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Silverdale Seahawks edge Dakota Hudson, Sequatchie Indians 2-1
DUNLAP, Tenn. - Neither the scouts nor visiting Silverdale Baptist Academy were disappointed Tuesday evening.
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Monday rain affects rest of week
Lady Wildcats March Madness
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Owls formidable with deep pitching
Class AAA: In addition to Ooltewah, figure Walker Valley, with first baseman Caleb Longley, catcher Josh Poole and third baseman Kamren Barnes leading the way, will push the Owls. Soddy-Daisy, a one-senior team that likely will start a couple of freshmen, will find out quickly what it's made of.
