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The latest Tyner coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Tyner favored to win a third straight 3-2A title
It says something about the level of expectations at a football program when a 10-win, region-championship season can be looked at as a disappointment.
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Chattanooga area high school football tour covers 22 teams in 13 hours
While the heat index might say otherwise, for all practical purposes summer is over. When high school football teams are allowed to begin practicing in full pads, it signals the season is just around the corner.
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20th annual Best of Preps jamboree at Finley Stadium is set for Aug. 16-17
The countdown has begun for the high school football season. In fewer than eight weeks teams will take the field for the event that has become the prelude to the season's kickoff the 20th annual Best of Preps jamboree at Finley Stadium.
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Tyner’s Jeremiah Batiste commits to Ohio’s Miami University football program
Even though it's six hours to the north, Jeremiah Batiste said he has come to feel at home with the Miami University (Ohio) football program.
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Best of Preps Scrappy Moore award male finalists are versatile stars
Multisport athletes headline this year's six finalists for the Scrappy Moore Male Athlete of the Year.
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Chattanooga-area athletes win nine Small Class track state events
Blistering.
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Jeremiah Batiste, Eric Parker shine in McCallie’s Mid-South track and field meet
Tyner's Jeremiah Batiste and Cleveland's Eric Parker dominated the McCallie Mid-South Track Classic on Saturday.
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PHOTOS: Tyner defeats Howard 26-12 at AT&T Field
The Tyner Rams defeated the Howard Hustlin' Tigers 26-12 at AT&T Field, home of the Chattanooga Lookouts.
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Signal Mountain girls, Tyner boys claim 6-AA titles [photos]
Regardless of how up and down the regular season may go, Signal Mountain's girls' basketball team is a rock-solid certainty once the district tournament begins.
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Rams rally, will face Brainerd for 6-AA boys’ basketball title
Tyner's boys' basketball team followed a familiar storyline Saturday in reaching the District 6-AA tournament championship.
