Sonoraville
The latest Sonoraville coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Madaris Best of Preps Kickoff Classic tickets are now on sale
When: Thursday, Aug. 21, 7:30 p.m.

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Chattanooga area TSSAA meeting looks at classification, split
TSSAA Division I coaches and athletic directors from high schools in the southeastern part of the state met Thursday at Chattanooga Christian School to discuss football classification proposals and the possibility of a split between public and all private schools.

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Tennessee girls too tall for Georgia in all-star basketball game
Georgia 11- 4 - 6 - 10 -- 31

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Tennessee-Georgia all-star series returns this week
Soccer: Friday at Finley Stadium, 1:30, 3:30

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Five challenge Bradley Central’s Brooke Copeland for Scrappy Moore Award
Six of the Chattanooga area's most accomplished female high school athletes have been named finalists for this year's Times Free Press Best of Preps Scrappy Moore Award.

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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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Trion golfers lead area sectional qualifiers for Georgia
Dozens of high school golfers from the northwest Georgia area traveled south Monday, attempting to extend their seasons.

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Jim Kremer elevated to head football coach at Sonoraville High School
CALHOUN, Ga. - For the great majority of his 27 years of coaching high school football, Jim Kremer has known nothing but success. Sonoraville High School is counting on that trend to continue after naming him Tuesday as the Phoenix's third head coach.

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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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Gentry resigns as Sonoraville coach
Roger Gentry has resigned as head football coach at Sonoraville High School after three seasons, including the program's first appearance in the Georgia playoffs this past season.
