Soddy-Daisy
The latest Soddy-Daisy coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Best of Preps basketball field announced
For area high school basketball fans Christmas will come a day late, but it'll be worth the wait.

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Lady Trojans get revenge against GPS
One week can make a big difference to a softball team.

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‘Battle of Chickamauga High School Classic’ lures competitors with $25,000 prize
An entry from Grand Haven, Mich., and two from Indiana are among the 110 boats lined up as of Tuesday night for the Bass Pro Shops' Battle of Chickamauga High School Classic this Saturday on Lake Chickamauga.

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Soddy-Daisy sharp in first district victory
Soddy-Daisy senior Abby Walker spent moments of Monday's softball game using her sleeve as a tissue due to allergies. It's that time of year for outdoor athletes.

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Soddy-Daisy Trojans snap one streak, maintain another
The weekend wasn't so good for the Soddy-Daisy High School baseball team, which entered the Ooltewah Invitational with a seven-game win streak to open the season.

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Local teams win at least once in first day of DecoTurf tennis tourney
The Chattanooga area was represented well Friday in the girls' DecoTurf High School Tennis Team Championships. Baylor won its first two matches and Girls Preparatory School won its first in the A Division, and Soddy-Daisy split its matches in the B Division.

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A closer look at greater Chattanooga area high school baseball
As Tennessee high school baseball gets under way Monday, Soddy-Daisy is expected to be among those with serious postseason hopes.

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‘Sloppy March’ possible for softball teams
Polk County softball coach Bill Triplett turned a soggy field into a winter workout last week.

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Baseball Pioneers beginning almost from scratch
There are a handful of new baseball coaches in the Chattanooga area, but none has stepped into a bigger task than Randall Boldin at East Ridge.

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Softball playday canceled; baseball coaches hopeful
Jared Hensley took one look at the seven inches of snow covering his baseball field and went back home to play in the stuff with his two sons.
