Signal Mountain
The latest Signal Mountain coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Red Bank in control from the start against Signal Mountain Eagles, 29-8 [photos]
Walking the sideline Friday night at Signal Mountain, Red Bank football coach Chad Grabowski looked relaxed.
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Previews of all of tonight’s area high school football matchups
BAYLOR RED RAIDERS (5-1, 1-1) at McCALLIE BLUE TORNADO (4-2, 1-1)
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Cleveland routs Signal Mountain behind standout receiver turned fourth-string QB
There were so many reasons for Scott Cummings to be thankful, the Cleveland football coach could be serving up turkey and dressing with all the trimmings this afternoon after Friday's 38-0 victory at Signal Mountain.
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Tonight’s area high school football matchups
Overview of each of tonight's area prep football matchups
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Jacksonville State secures commitment from Signal’s Galbraith
Signal Mountain center fielder Grant Galbraith has committed to play baseball for Jacksonville State University.
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Signal Mountain fights back, wins 22-21 over CCS
Moments after Signal Mountain's thrilling 22-21 win over Chattanooga Christian on Friday, Eagles senior TaDarrell Hodge paused before answering the lingering question he just heard and one that likely is echoing across the Tri-State high school football scene.
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Tonight’s Chattanooga area high school football matchups
JEFFERSON COUNTY PATRIOTS (2-2, 0-1) at BRADLEY CENTRAL BEARS (4-0, 1-0)
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Prep Notebook: North Murray’s Luke Griffin doing well after being knocked out
Sophomore Luke Griffin, a 6-foot-6, 280-pound Mountaineers lineman who has committed to Georgia, was knocked unconscious late in last week's game at Heritage.
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Signal Mountain Lady Eagles sky high with imposing front row
No. 10 for the Lady Eagles is 5-foot-10 junior outside hitter Maia Rackel. No. 4 is 6-1 senior middle blocker Aubrie Johnson.
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Late fumble helps Signal Mountain claim first win
Late in Friday night's high school football game at Tyner, the Signal Mountain Eagles looked down. Then they looked out.
