Walker Valley
The latest Walker Valley coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Grundy County’s new baseball coach is 21-year-old Shaw Gamble
It didn't take long for Shaw Gamble to reach his goal of becoming the head coach of a high school baseball program.
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Notre Dame loaded for individual, team bowling state tournaments
Notre Dame High School will have four bowlers in the TSSAA Division II boys' individual tournament Thursday in Smyrna, Tennessee.
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Area sports notes: Three UTC wrestlers win in team loss at Virginia
The UTC wrestlers lost 29-9 at Virginia on Friday but trailed only 10-9 after six matches.
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Darwin Randolph, Madison Hayes lead East Hamilton victories
Leading an East Hamilton basketball home sweep of Walker Valley on Tuesday, senior star Madison Hayes got it started with a triple-double and junior guard Darwin Randolph closed it out.
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Walker Valley girls bounce back in the second half to win Drew Lyness’ return to Soddy-Daisy
From opening tip to closing buzzer, Drew Lyness roamed the sideline as he did the past eight years in Soddy-Daisy's Big Boy (Ernest) Eldridge Gymnasium.
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Chattanooga area again is expected to be strong in prep wrestling
The return to the wrestling mats has a fire building inside Hixson High School senior Devotis McCurdy.
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Chattanooga area’s small schools could have big impact in football playoffs
Small schools, big dreams.
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Prep football playoffs set to begin
With the regular season now in the rearview, 24 Chattanooga-area prep football teams are set to begin the five-week journey toward Cookeville, site of the annual BlueCross Bowl state championship games.
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Trojans turn back Mustangs, retain region title
Soddy-Daisy's offense answered the call again and again in its Region 4-5A football game against visiting Walker Valley, ultimately marching 99 yards for the winning score.
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Final week of Tennessee prep football regular season leaves much to be decided for Chattanooga-area teams [photos]
With the playoffs on the horizon, there is work to be done for most Chattanooga-area prep football teams in the regular season's final week. Whether it's a region championship, a home game in the first round or simply a spot in the postseason, there is still much to be decided.
