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The latest Signal Mountain coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Morgan Montieth’s four RBIs power East Ridge’s win over Signal Mountain
Before stepping to the plate in Tuesday's softball home opener, East Ridge junior second baseman Morgan Montieth carried the weight of self-doubt on a right shoulder that had been surgically repaired last July.
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Signal poised to defend girls’ state track title
The long and the short of the approaching prep track season is that Signal Mountain's girls have arguably the area's top distance runner and top sprinter.
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Wise choice for Signal Mountain football
Signal Mountain principal Robin Copp and assistant principal and athletic director Bumper Reese sifted through 88 applicants for the school's football head-coaching position.
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Signal Mountain hires Ty Wise to coach Eagles’ football team
Florida native Ty Wise has been named successor to Bill Price as the football coach at Signal Mountain.
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Lady Eagles top Baylor in state semifinal
NASHVILLE -- Baylor had the hot hand from the outside, but it was free-throw shooting that enabled defending state champion Brentwood Academy to return to the Division II-AA girls' state basketball title game.
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Bees sting Signal Mountain girls, 49-41
If ever there was a time coach Kendra Bell would have bypassed halftime, it was Monday.
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Aryn Sanders central to talented Signal Mountain team
Aryn Sanders has blossomed. The Signal Mountain junior is the area girls' basketball scoring leader and the centerpiece of the District 7-AA champion Lady Eagles.
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Irish overcome awful half to down Eagles
Kareem Orr, the Notre Dame senior who signed with Arizona State to play football, grabbed pompoms in the fourth quarter of the Irish's basketball game Thursday.
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Wildcats win Region 2-A/AA; Lions second
The Hixson Wildcats continue to claw through a tough region and experience postseason success. After a second-place showing at the wrestling state duals, they claimed a second consecutive Region 2-A/AA traditional title Saturday.
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Coaches predict tight 2-A/AA title race
The Region 2-A/AA wrestling championship could go to any one of three or four teams.