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The latest Signal Mountain coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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George Coogan’s penalty kick lifts Signal Mountain to Region 3-A championship
A lucky break made a major difference for the Signal Mountain boys' soccer team Thursday night.
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Signal Mountain ignites early, rolls past Meigs County
Knowing how dangerous the Meigs County bats are, Signal Mountain senior right-hander Drew Lowry exhaled on his way back to the dugout after pitching around two baserunners in the first inning Monday.
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Signal Mountain wins District 6-AA baseball title behind red-hot offense
Scott Payne has been a tough batter to get out lately.
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George Coogan’s heroics help lead Signal Mountain over CSAS in penalty-kick shootout
The Signal Mountain boys' soccer team did a lot of running and screaming Thursday night.
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Jeremiah Batiste, Eric Parker shine in McCallie’s Mid-South track and field meet
Tyner's Jeremiah Batiste and Cleveland's Eric Parker dominated the McCallie Mid-South Track Classic on Saturday.
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Signal Mountain girls win 45-27 over Sequoyah [photos]
Any postseason drama for the Signal Mountain girls' basketball team lasted barely more than quarter.
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Signal Mountain girls, Tyner boys claim 6-AA titles [photos]
Regardless of how up and down the regular season may go, Signal Mountain's girls' basketball team is a rock-solid certainty once the district tournament begins.
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Wrestling season again ends on strong Chattanooga-area note
An unrivaled tradition continued for area wrestlers as 63 individuals medaled and 16 climbed to the top spot on the podium at the TSSAA state traditional tournament Saturday in the Williamson County Ag Expo Park in Franklin.
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Rams rally, will face Brainerd for 6-AA boys’ basketball title
Tyner's boys' basketball team followed a familiar storyline Saturday in reaching the District 6-AA tournament championship.
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Hustlin’ Tigers focused in District 6-AA tourney win against Signal Mountain [photos]
By the time he left his victorious team's locker room, the five-pound bag of Valentine's Day candy Howard boys' basketball coach James Talley held was almost empty.
