Walker Valley
The latest Walker Valley coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Walker Valley stuns top seed Cleveland, will meet East Hamilton in 3-AAA final
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - The fourth time was a charm for Walker Valley.
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Cleveland blitzes Hurricanes by 30 in 5-AAA final
Aside from the opening tip, Cleveland controlled just about every aspect of the District 5-AAA boys' basketball final Tuesday night against East Hamilton.
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Bearettes top East Hamilton 81-40 in 5-AAA final
Bradley Central coach Jason Reuter set six goals for his girls' high school basketball team before the start of the season. Four down, two to go.
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Bradley, Cleveland starting to pull away in AAA wrestling
The Tennessee Class AAA state wrestling team race was tight from one perspective on opening night Thursday, but it was beginning to break apart beyond the first two on the leaderboard.
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Another Bradley-Cleveland fight expected at Region 4-AAA wrestling tournament
Bradley, Cleveland likely to fight it out for region traditional title
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Region 4-AAA duals at Rhea County tonight
Hixson, Baylor and McCallie have secured spots in next week's state duals in Franklin.
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McMinn County, Rhea fall in boys’ bowling sectionals
The Smyrna and Tullahoma high school boys' bowling teams produced a sensational Region 4 final last week, Smyrna edging the Wildcats 14-13 with a 3,890-3,874 margin in total pinfall.
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Lady Hurricanes hold off Walker Valley [photos]
East Hamilton's DeZah Lacy made the first but missed the second of two free throws with 9.9 seconds remaining in the District 5-AAA high school basketball game Friday that would've given the host Lady Hurricanes the comfort of knowing a Walker Valley 3-pointer afterward would only send the game to overtime.
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McMinn County boys, Rhea girls region bowling champs
The Region 3 bowling finals Monday turned out to be a rematch of the District 5 finals in the same building four days earlier.
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Bearettes overwhelm Walker Valley, 77-39
Bradley Central girls' basketball coach Jason Reuter said that when District 5-AAA held its preseason meeting he wasn't trying to be arrogant when he admitted that his team should be picked No. 1 in the league.
