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The latest Tyner coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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District 6-AA basketball: Higher seeds advance to title games
With very little drama, the higher-seeded teams held serve throughout Saturday's District 6-AA basketball tournament semifinals at Signal Mountain.
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Prep Players Spotlight: Five area high school athletes who stood out with recent performances
The Prep Players Spotlight is a weekly feature of the Times Free Press that highlights five area high school athletes whose performances since the previous Thursday stood out.
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Chattanooga area’s junior class could be the most heavily recruited in more than a decade
Led by Bradley's Tray Curry and Javin Burke, area loaded with juniors as Power Five prospects
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Kobe Smith helps Tyner rally past Howard to wrap up District 6-AA title
Kobe Smith sat slumped on a bench just outside the Tyner locker room, the gold-ball trophy he had been presented earlier for scoring his 1,000th career point resting on his lap.
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From Riggs to Gibbs, the Chattanooga area’s top football prospect year by year
Dalton High School running back Jahmyr Gibbs is the top-rated college football prospect in the Chattanooga area for the 2020 recruiting cycle, listed at 75th nationally in the 247Sports.com composite rankings.
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Tyner’s Martavius Ryals set to sign with ‘Last Chance U’ program Independence Community College in Kansas
The way Martavius Ryals looks at it, the next step in his football career is the first step to getting where he wants to be.
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Kobe Bryant’s death leaves a powerful impact on local athletes who share his first name
In a clip from the 1993 movie "Sandlot," Babe Ruth's character has a powerful message: "Remember, kid, there's heroes and there's legends. Heroes get remembered but legends never die. Follow your heart kid, and you'll never go wrong."
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Chattanooga basketball community mourns the loss of Kobe Bryant
Like millions of other basketball fans, the news of the tragic death of NBA legend Kobe Bryant hit the Chattanooga sports community hard.
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Meigs, South Pittsburg each has six TSWA all-state football players; Red Bank, Tyner have three apiece
Deep playoff runs translated into an impressive group of all-state selections for four Chattanooga-area Class 1A, 2A and 3A prep football teams.
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Tyner edges host Howard in District 6-AA showdown [photos]
After a quiet first quarter, Tyner senior Kobe Smith kept his calm in front of a sold- out crowd watching a battle of District 6-AA basketball powers.
