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The latest Walker Valley coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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‘Sloppy March’ possible for softball teams
Polk County softball coach Bill Triplett turned a soggy field into a winter workout last week.

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Basketball tourneys pushed back further
Because of weather concerns Monday and Hamilton County schools also being out today, several area district basketball tournaments have been rescheduled for Wednesday.

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Duel continues: Bradley holds slim lead over Cleveland
FRANKLIN, Tenn. -- If you're going to duel someone, it might as well be with someone you know.

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Walker Valley Mustangs assistant Ken Johnson takes over Jets
Ken Johnson, an assistant coach at Walker Valley for the past seven seasons, has been hired as the head football coach at Cumberland County in Crossville.

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Notre Dame’s Orr, Banks getting close to decisions and more Chattanooga area high school sports news
At least four players from Notre Dame's state-semifinal football team could be playing Division I college football.
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Lady Mustangs returning to state
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- Forget that they had an unbeaten record to protect.

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Bearettes edge Lady Mustangs in overtime
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- The upper stands in Walker Valley's gym were filled to the last row, leaving a few standing-room-only spots for the girls' basketball game Friday against Bradley Central.

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Lady Mustangs rally past Cleveland
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- There may not be many must-win situations in high school basketball in early January. Yet Walker Valley's girls were at least in something akin to one Tuesday night.

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McCallie No. 1 in first prep basketball poll and more high school sports news
McCallie is ranked No. 1 and Baylor's girls are ranked No. 3 in Division II in this season's first Associated Press TSSAA high school basketball polls, which were released Monday.

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Soddy-Daisy Showdown has 15 wrestling teams
The annual Soddy-Daisy Showdown, a 15-team double-elimination wrestling tournament, is scheduled to begin at 9:30 Saturday morning.
