Signal Mountain
The latest Signal Mountain coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
More in Signal Mountain, page 14
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Chattanooga’s annual Best of Preps Jamboree at Finley Stadium expands for 2021
The annual Best of Preps Jamboree has outgrown the confines of a two-day event.
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Chattanooga-area prep tennis scene shows signs of progress for diversity
Historically, there has been a dearth of minority, in particular Black, head coaches and players in successful programs in the Chattanooga area's high school tennis scene.
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Prep blitz: Spring Fling a reminder of what we missed
As this year's Spring Fling comes to a close, one thing is clear: We all missed this.
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Baylor baseball team one win from third straight state title
If anything could rival the impressiveness of Baylor's back-to-back baseball state championships, it's the dominance of the team's postseason run.
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Chattanooga-area soccer teams out at state after disappointing finish
Mills Wood never had an ounce of doubt he would be able to return from his collarbone injury this year. The biggest surprise for him was that he was back with the Boyd Buchanan soccer team so quickly.
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CSAS girls win first state title in tennis
The moment eventually became too overwhelming for Arts & Sciences tennis coach Earl Finnell.
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Signal Mountain senior star Briley Lowry’s heart, competitive drive help Lady Eagles soar to dominant state title
Nothing was going to keep Signal Mountain star track and field athlete Briley Lowry from making the most of her senior season.
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Signal Mountain’s Benjamin Burns branches out to lead team to soccer semifinals
With his college plans secure, Signal Mountain senior Benjamin Burns decided to branch out in his final season of high school.
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Prep blitz: Red Bank soccer, softball teams both headed to Spring Fling
Dreams for multiple athletes at Red Bank High School came true on a historic Saturday afternoon.
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Prep blitz: Clutch hitting lifts Signal Mountain; Chattanooga’s softball dominance continues
Having watched two curveballs bounce in the dirt at his feet, Hunter Davis was confident the next pitch he saw would be a fastball.
