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The latest Signal Mountain coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Wiedmer: Signal Mountain’s baseball Eagles a father-son thing
But in 2017 - at least within the Signal Mountain high school baseball program that will compete for a Spring Fling berth at Sweetwater tonight at 7 - a similar collection of glory days is being authored by that Red Bank quartet's sons, all of them seniors and all key reasons for the Eagles' 28-9 record to date.
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Signal Mountain baseball falls but will move on to Sweetwater with chance at AA state
Murfreesboro Central Magnet proved to be a thorn once again for the Signal Mountain baseball team, and that midstate nemesis has the Eagles booking a bus for Sweetwater.
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Discipline, Seth Wicker push Eagles past Smith County to 4-AA final
There was more discipline from Signal Mountain's hitters than at any other time this season, and that discipline is sending the Eagles to the Region 4-AA baseball championship game.
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Ten Chattanooga area prep teams in baseball region semis today
Good bench can make a difference in postseason
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Soccer Irish defeat Signal Mountain 2-0
If Friday's District 7-A/AA soccer matchup at Signal Mountain had as many goals as it did fouls, there would have been plenty of balls in the back of the net.
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Pitcher Joseph Wharton keys Chargers’ 7-AA championship win
A year ago Joseph Wharton rarely got close to a baseball field. As a matter of fact, the Chattanooga Christian pitcher hadn't come close to a uniform the previous two seasons.
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Cleveland holds off Signal Mountain, 2-1 [photos]
There was a sigh of relief around the visitors' bench Thursday at Signal Mountain following the closing seconds of a nondistrict soccer game between Cleveland and the Eagles.
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Chattanooga Christian nips Eagles, 1-0, on Stephen Cone shot
The Signal Mountain soccer Eagles played Friday night at Chattanooga Christian with hopes of avenging their loss to the Chargers last season. In this District 7-A/AA matchup, however, the Chargers came out on top again, 1-0, and added a cushion to their position atop the standings.
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Double luck helps Signal Mountain hold on behind Seth Wicker, 4-3 [photos]
Alec Woolums was dead meat at third base on a stolen-base attempt but survived when the throw from home skipped into left field. He was dead meat again at home, but the relay from the outfield plunked him in the back.
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Baseball Preview: Tennessee signee Nick Woods overcomes pair of ACL surgeries
He was hurt both times while playing quarterback for the Hurricanes, the first time as a sophomore in his first game as a starter. The second came last season in East Hamilton's second game.
