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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 practice begins in the greater Chattanooga area
While it won't be full-contact just yet, the familiar sound of pads popping returns to area football fields today as high school teams take advantage of a new TSSAA rule allowing them to begin practicing in shoulder pads and helmets one week earlier than in previous years.
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TSSAA eyeing new Texas rule
The eyes of Tennessee's high school sports rules makers are on Texas.
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TSSAA moves up football work in helmets
In a move to help high school football players around the state get acclimated to the heat before full-contact practice begins, the TSSAA Board of Control has approved a recommendation to move up the date of the first day football teams can practice in helmets and shoulder pads by one week.
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Alex Bautista’s wild 3 sends Georgia to overtime victory
Georgia - 14 - 18 - 9 - 25 - 10 -- 76
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Josh Gandy to Signal Mountain from Sale Creek
Josh Gandy has resigned as a teacher and baseball coach at Sale Creek and transferred to Signal Mountain.
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Signal trio, McCallie’s Pare fall in state finals
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. - What started as a point dropped here and there quickly turned into a snowball for Forrest Hooton and Adam Wolfe in their Class A/AA tennis state championship match Friday morning.
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Signal trio finalists: Kylila Tucker in girls’ singles, Hooten/Wolfe in boys’ doubles
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. - It didn't take long for Kylila Tucker to have an expectation adjustment Thursday afternoon in the TSSAA BlueCross Spring Fling individual tennis championships. Initially just glad to qualify for the tournament, she had that happiness consumed by another emotion.
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Memorable TSSAA Spring Fling lists
(Since the Spring Fling began)
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Chattanooga Football Club loses on PKs in U.S. Open Cup
GREENSBORO, N.C. - The Chattanooga Football Club's stay in the 100th U.S. Open Cup was a short one, though there was nothing short about its first-round game Tuesday night at Macpherson Stadium. CFC lost to the Carolina Dynamo on penalty kicks, 4-1, after the teams were tied 4-4 following two 15-minute overtime periods. Neither team scored in the first period, but in the second, in the 115th minute of play, Fynn Glover scored off a corner kick to put CFC in front. The Dynamo's Hakan Ilhan answered moments later with his third goal of the game to make it 4-all. Down 1-0 at halftime, CFC scored three straight to lead 3-1 with 15 minutes to play in regulation. But the Dynamo were able to rally and force overtime. Chattanooga FC will be back on the road this weekend, resuming National Premier Soccer League play against new Southeast division member Gulfcoast Texans.
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Tight ends win in doubles for East Hamilton
During the 2012 football season, East Hamilton football coach Ted Gatewood was blessed with some talent at the tight end position. It turns out that Hurricanes tennis coach Michael Jackson was, too.
