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The latest Signal Mountain coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Prep football blog: Post-jamboree impressions, notes
The first two nights of high school football fun are in the books for area teams, so here we'll offer impressions and notes from the Chick-fil-A jamboree on Friday and Saturday at Finley Stadium.
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This week’s greater Chattanooga area high school football schedule
All kickoffs at 7:30 EDT unless noted
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Ooltewah, Rhea County impressive in prep jamboree
The styles couldn't be more different, but the results were very similar as Ooltewah's fast-paced offense and Rhea County's grind-it-out style were both impressive during the Chick-fil-A prep football jamboree Saturday night at Finley Stadium.
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McCallie clips Irish on long fumble return in jamboree
Shawn McColley's eyes widened and all he could think was, "Don't drop it."
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Irish, Signal could battle for football region title
Irish picked to lead Region 3-3A
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Prep tour: 20 schools visited on first day of TSSAA pads practice
It's one of the longest but most enjoyable work days of the year for me.
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Dalton Dolphins win CASL’s Bill Caulkins City Meet
The Dalton Dolphins completed a smooth transition in head coaches Saturday with their second consecutive Chattanooga Area Swim League city championship following regular-season supremacy.
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Night of fame: Top honorees at Best of Preps Banquet announced
It's interesting that of all the stories John Smoltz spun and the bits of advice he gave the athletes in attendance at the Best of Preps Banquet on Monday night, the topic that stayed with Alex Trotter was failure.
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State titles abundant for Best of Preps coach finalists
Winning a state championship wasn't a prerequisite for being named a finalist for the 2015 Scrappy Moore coach of the year award, but it certainly didn't hurt. Four of the six finalists claimed state titles this past school year.
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Six female athletes are Scrappy Moore finalists
Six of the Chattanooga area's most accomplished female high school athletes have been named finalists for this year's Times Free Press Best of Preps Scrappy Moore Award.