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Baylor’s Hughes, Gordon Lee’s Spradlin are FCA athletes of year
Sunday was the Day of Champions for both regional Fellowship of Christian Athletes organizations in the Chattanooga area, and Baylor School softball standout Kayla Hughes was the Christian athlete of the year for southeastern Tennessee with Gordon Lee volleyball all-stater Julianna Spradlin receiving that honor for northwestern Georgia.

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Signal’s Seth Wicker no-hits Grundy and hits 3-run homer
The outcome was anticlimactic. Signal Mountain already had clinched the District 7-AA baseball championship with a one-run victory Monday.

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Signal’s Jackson Etter strikes out a dozen in rout of Bledsoe
A district-games starting pitcher a year ago, Jackson Etter was called upon to make his first start of 2016 on Tuesday.

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Ethridge, Sholl headline returning track talent
The Chattanooga area will have a deep pool of track and field talent again this spring, including arguably the top overall male and female athletes in the state.

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Red Bank sends 14 to semis, leads Region 2-A/AA
Absolutely no one was scoreboard-watching during the first rounds of the Region 2-A/AA wrestling tournament.

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Lady Hurricanes top Signal Mountain in tournament tuneup
After their performance at home Wednesday in a 57-37 victory over Signal Mountain, East Hamilton's girls look ready for the high school basketball postseason.

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Red Bank a favorite for Region 2-A/AA championship
The signs have been there. Red Bank High School's wrestling program didn't just burst from a phone booth on its way to the Class A/AA state duals championship.

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Hodge keeps high hopes staying at Signal Mountain
The road to a better life can be traveled by any means necessary. For Signal Mountain junior TaDarrell Hodge, like for his older brother TaDarrius, it was a clunky yellow school bus driven by their mother that delivered them to opportunity's doorstep.

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Signal girls crush Grundy behind Sanders, Rackel
Grundy County left its "A" game back in Coalmont, and Signal Mountain took full advantage.

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Area high school athletes set to sign college scholarship
About 50 Chattanooga-area high school athletes will be taking the next step to becoming college student-athletes in the next week.
