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The latest Walker Valley coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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TSSAA public-private split turns 15
The rain that began falling on Dudley Field in the early December afternoon had turned to a mixture of sleet and snow as the final seconds ticked off the clock. This was the tangible end of the Class 5A state championship game and the 1995 Tennessee high school football season.
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No clear favorite in 5-AAA tourney
District 5-AAA volleyball teams went through a topsy-turvy first half of the regular season, followed by a flippity-floppity second half. Now that the district tournament is here, it's time they get down to the nitty-gritty.
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Public schools wanting full split in TSSAA
The splintering began 15 years ago with a separate league for Tennessee private high schools that give financial aid. Then the TSSAA rules makers voted nine years ago to strap the private schools that had chosen to forgo giving financial aid so they could remain in the public school league by multiplying their enrollment by 1.8, thus forcing them to move up in classification to face tougher competition.
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High school game capsules for Oct. 5
Polk County (5-1) at Signal Mountain (4-3)
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Walker Valley’s Judy Pruett coaching her daughters in volleyball
The 2012 high school volleyball season for Walker Valley's Judy Pruett has been an exasperating one in some ways, but one she'll always treasure. It's the only chance she'll have to coach her daughters at the same time.
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Prep football honor roll for Sept. 28 games
(Coaches are invited to make nominations. Send an email to Ward Gossett at wgossett@timesfreepress.com by 6 p.m. each Saturday.)
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Best prep football performances of 2012
Yards // Name // Team // Opponent // Date // Att
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Peeks at Oct. 4-5 prep football games
Polk County (5-1) at Signal Mountain (4-3), 7 p.m. Friday
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Blog: Marion, Hixson top area surprises
If there was a surprise to the high school football season, at least in the Chattanooga area, it would have to be Marion County, which began 2012 with its fourth head coach in the last dozen years.
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McMinn thumps Wells’ old team
ATHENS, Tenn. - Since he had transferred to McMinn County, tailback Kelvin Wells might have lacked a comfort level with the Cherokees football team.
