Walker Valley
The latest Walker Valley coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Area high school athletes set to sign college scholarship
About 50 Chattanooga-area high school athletes will be taking the next step to becoming college student-athletes in the next week.
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Ooltewah hangs on vs. Walker Valley, clinches region title
Ooltewah's Rashun Freeman scored a season-high five touchdowns, but the most meaningful was last and it was late in the evening.
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Christian Bell leads Soddy-Daisy past Mustangs, 41-34
Soddy-Daisy's football team scored 17 seconds into its Region 4-5A game with Walker Valley on Friday night. Nearly five hours later, the Trojans sealed the win.
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Prep football player of the week King pivotal in Walker Valley victory
Walker Valley High School's football team has scored prolifically over the past two weeks, with the Mustangs throwing up 75 points while allowing just 14 and registering their first shutout.
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Par round not enough for Lillard to win state
Dylan Lillard isn't the fastest high school athlete.
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Mustangs’ Lillard tied for second heading into final round of state
Walker Valley senior Dylan Lillard is better at real golf than he is at playing the Rory McIlroy PGA Tour video game.
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Walker Valley Mustangs gearing up for wet state golf tournament
Titleist, Callaway and TaylorMade could make a dollar or two if they opened a mobile shop outside of Willowbrook Golf Club today.
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Gibson leads Mustangs to 41-14 rout of Rams
Kolten Gibson entered Friday as one of the area's most prolific high school passers. He left with his reputation a bit more refined, although his dual-threat display did not surprise his coach.
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Walker Valley Mustangs win Region 3-AAA golf tournament
Dylan Lillard is returning to the Class AAA state golf tournament.
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Mustangs run by Hixson late, win 42-32
While it was host Hixson that featured its running game most in Friday night's high school football game against Walker Valley, it was the Mustangs that ran it well when needed most.