Soccer
The latest Soccer coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, including Spain World Cup - Chattanooga.
More in Soccer, page 11
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Less than year from the World Cup, US player pool becomes a game of `Survivor’
Now comes the U.S. national team's version of “Survivor.”
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Longtime Notre Dame soccer coach Jim Schermerhorn retires
After spending nearly a quarter of a century leading Notre Dame High School's soccer programs, Jim Schermerhorn has decided to put down his coaching notepad.
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Nashville grows from ‘not a soccer city’ to hosting Club World Cup matches
Soccer enthusiasts in Music City once numbered so few that when a fan spotted someone with a soccer bumper sticker, they could probably recognize the car's driver.
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Former Lady Vol and SEC champion Hannah Tillett taking lead for CFC Women
Hannah Tillett has traveled across the country and to different parts of the world in her soccer career, yet she is happy to call Chattanooga home.
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Liverpool is a soccer-mad city whose identity is woven with trophies and tragedies
Liverpool is no stranger to triumph on the sports field, or tragedy off it.
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Boyd Buchanan’s soccer seniors aim for fourth consecutive state title trip
On the back of Boyd Buchanan's soccer practice t-shirts, the word "SEPARATE" is highlighted in bold lettering.
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Sentinels’ soccer surge continues with semifinal win over Tyner
While many spring sports athletic fields were unplayable Monday, the turf soccer field at Montague Park was in perfect condition for Chattanooga Prep's varsity boys' soccer team to continue making its presence felt this season.
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Ringgold’s best season ends with 2-0 loss in soccer second round, while Northwest Whitfield moves on in AAA
Endings are tough for any athletic team, especially when that team can go down as the best in program history.
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Chattanooga Christian finishes off first unbeaten regular season
Chattanooga Christian senior Bryson Haga's masterful 40-yard free kick in the first half snuck past the Baylor keeper and would ultimately be enough to provide his team its first unbeaten regular season as well as the Division II-AA East Region title.
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Red Wolves beat Chattanooga FC in first Chattanooga Derby
The scene inside Finley Stadium on the first Wednesday of April was a historic one as 12,131 fans were in attendance to watch the first showdown between Chattanooga Football Club and the Chattanooga Red Wolves SC in the second round of the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup.
