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The latest Sonoraville coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Surging Dalton among teams moving up softball state playoffs
If momentum means anything in high school softball, then the Dalton Lady Catamounts are one dangerous team as the GHSA state fastpitch playoffs begin.

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Heritage wins 6-AAAA softball title; Calhoun, Dalton in title rounds
Heritage used a pair of big first innings and Rachel Gibson's clutch pitching to sweep LaFayette in the best-of-three series.

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Sonoraville curse last season a blessing now
Sonoraville Phoenix 2018 preps football season preview.

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Northwest Georgia baseball teams armed for deep playoff runs
Uncertainty regarding today's weather has pushed the start of the GHSA baseball state playoffs to Friday for most area teams in the brackets.

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Resilient Warriors respond with win at Sonoraville [photos]
So far this season, every time Johnny Burch has needed his Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe baseball team to rally from something negative, it has answered.

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Christian Heritage boys’ basketball program ‘on the map’ with No. 1 seed for state
When Tyler Watkins took over as boys' basketball coach at Christian Heritage School four years ago, he had the usual goals.

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Sonoraville wrestling team earns first state title in school history
If Eli Knight felt any pressure with a team state championship possibly on the line, there was no indication. He was, as it turns out, just angry.

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Calhoun boys stay alive in Region 6-AAA tournament
It's been quite the different kind of season for the Calhoun High School boys' basketball team.

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Prep Notebook: GHSA wrestling sectionals start today
The second phase of the traditional tournament postseason begins today for GHSA wrestlers at sectionals, where the fields will be cut in half to determine who qualifies for state.

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Area Prep Notes: East Hamilton coach Rodney English remains on suspension
East Hamilton's high school basketball teams played at Van Buren County on Thursday, but the boys' team again was without its head coach.
