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The latest Trion coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Christian Heritage overwhelms Trion
If Jay Poag learned nothing else about his Christian Heritage School football team this past week, it's that when he speaks, his players will respond. It might not be right away, but the Lions eventually will get it done.
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This week’s Chattanooga-area high school football previews
Preview some of the area's biggest games for the season's eighth week.
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Defense dominates as Trion escapes Gordon Lee
Trion did just enough on offense and dominated on defense.
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This week’s Chattanooga-area high school football previews
Preview some of the area's biggest games for the season's sixth week.
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Trion Bulldogs’ veteran defense should make up for lack of depth on offense
When you take more than 3,500 yards of total offense away from any football team it's going to be a cause for concern.
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Chattooga, Christian Heritage football teams could pack big punch despite small rosters
While Christian Heritage and Chattooga each has less than 50 players on its roster, two of the GHSA's smallest high school football programs will try to pack a major punch again this season.
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Ringgold baseball team’s season-ending losses more personal than usual for Tigers coach Brent Tucker
Brent Tucker has been through this before - too many times for his liking, to be honest - but this season's earlier-than-expected exit in the GHSA Class AAA baseball state playoffs for Ringgold's powerful program hit home harder than ever.
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Ringgold powers its way into second round of GHSA Class AAA baseball playoffs
There was an obvious air of frustration at Ringgold's Bill Womack Field after Wednesday night's doubleheader split with Cherokee Bluff in the first round of the GHSA Class AAA playoffs.
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Ringgold forced to third game in GHSA AAA baseball first-round state series
Ringgold's path to a possible first baseball state championship got unexpectedly tougher Wednesday when the Tigers split with Cherokee Bluff at Bill Womack Field in the first round of the GHSA Class AAA playoffs.
