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Signal Mountain tennis boys earn District 7 tennis title
Signal Mountain tennis coach Renato Mizutani didn't give his boys' team a chance to celebrate its first-ever District 7-A/AA championship Thursday. Instead, he made the Eagles run.
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Chattanooga-area baseball district tournaments begin with 5-AAA
After down-to-the-wire regular-season races, Chattanooga-area high school baseball teams begin their seasons of no return this week.
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Second-ranked Eagles down Irish 2-0
The Signal Mountain boys' soccer team started Thursday evening's match 80 minutes away from a potential first-ever District 7-A/AA regular-season championship. Less than a minute in, they had inched closer with a one-goal advantage.
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Former Notre Dame standout Sam Eberle hooks up with Frontier League Freedom
Sam Eberle fielded a disappointing, if not devastating, call in January.
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Polk County softball team tops district
The last time that Polk County High School's softball team won a regular-season district title, "Schindler's List" won the Academy Award for best motion picture that year. The theme from "Aladdin" won best song at the Grammy Awards. And no player on Polk's current regular-season-championship team was born yet.
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Baylor’s Selena Popp shines in Optimist track meet
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Her day's work began around 1 in the afternoon, but a little more than six hours later, standing in her warmup suit and cheering on teammates, Baylor senior Selena Popp looked as if she had barely broken a sweat.
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Soccer Rams answering questions well
Randy Young started the season unsure not only about what his Tyner soccer team would look like but where the Rams would call their home.
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Signal Mountain wins chilly pitchers’ duel with Grundy
It was cold for a spring afternoon -- 42 degrees and a stiff wind forcing fans into heavy coats and under blankets and quilts -- so the scene wasn't necessarily conducive to baseball or a pitchers' duel.
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Henderson, Britt get SoCon honors and other sports news
University of Tennessee at Chattanooga distance runner Teghan Henderson and golfer Jordan Britt were honored by the Southern Conference this week. Henderson, a redshirt freshman from Pickering, Ontario, was honored with two awards -- track athlete of the week and student-athlete of the week. Henderson set a school record for 5,000 meters in a winning performace at the Stanford Invitational, finishing with a time of 16:13:03, which was 18 seconds faster than the second-place finisher. The business management major with a 3.87 GPA also earned her second student-athlete award of this school year. Britt, a senior and former Signal Mountain prep star, finished fourth at the Web.com Intercollegiate on Tuesday with a 4-under-par 212. It was her fifth top-five finish of the season, and she shot a career-best 67 in Monday's opening round.
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CSAS appreciates Marion’s reaction to players’ baseball game collision
The injured mouth and dental repair for one player and the staples in the head of another eventually will be forgotten, but Arts & Sciences baseball coaches, players, administrators and fans never will forget the heart-felt hospitality and sympathy extended by host Marion County after two Patriots players collided during a game last week.
