Soddy-Daisy
The latest Soddy-Daisy coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
More in Soddy-Daisy, page 63
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New guy Wes Skiles has Soddy-Daisy’s softball team in familiar place
Area teams' opening-round schedules
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Baylor’s Selena Popp back to defend pentathlon crown
Chattanooga-area track & field state meet qualifiers
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Greater Chattanooga area schools mostly for full public-private split
The biggest issue facing high school sports in more than a decade is still months from being decided, but if the Chattanooga area is any indication there is a clear consensus on the public-school/private-school debate.
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Shana Ward clutch in Lady Trojans’ win over Oakland
Two strikes; two outs; who cares?
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GPS softball earns state tourney berth
GPS became the first Chattanooga-area team to earn a spot in next week's state tournament Thursday when the Bruisers defeated Briarcrest 15-0 and 11-2 in a best-of-three sub-state series at Memphis.
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Bucs beat Pirates 6-1 in 3-A final
In a long-anticipated Region 3-A baseball meeting of old rivals, Boyd-Buchanan posted a 6-1 victory Thursday night at South Pittsburg to claim the right to host a sectional game today.
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Signal’s Pickett going to Wesleyan
Signal Mountain goalkeeper Adam Pickett recently signed scholarship papers to continue his soccer career at Tennessee Wesleyan College in Athens.
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Chae Butler, Rams changed Tyner’s sports culture
Baseball for decades at Tyner was an afterthought, even a walkover for district opponents.
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Christian Amos-led Soddy-Daisy Trojans win 12-2, move on
McMINNVILLE, Tenn. - Christian Amos had a day to remember as the Soddy-Daisy Trojans went on the road and recorded an impressive 12-2 victory over Warren County in the Region 3-AAA baseball tournament Monday. Amos (8-0) tossed a complete-game three-hitter against the Pioneers and was 4-for-4 at the plate.
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Collegedale duo reach state tennis finals this time
Matti Sue Nafie and Emily Wilt attributed last season's loss in the finals of the Region 3-A/AA individual doubles tournament to nerves. Monday afternoon, a couple of pre-match "selfies" and a calmer demeanor seemed to eliminate any chance of a repeat.
