
Day 2 of the Spring Fling state championship tournament
Although it's only the second day of the Spring Fling, state championships and survival are both already on the line for several Chattanooga-area teams in Murf…
Although it's only the second day of the Spring Fling, state championships and survival are both already on the line for several Chattanooga-area teams in Murf…
Helen Guerry remembers hitting tennis balls with Samantha Caswell as a young kid growing up around the Baylor tennis community.
The plan was simple — albeit a little gross — for Logan Hargis.
Asked to describe his Arts & Sciences soccer team after its 3-1 loss to Gatlinburg-Pittman Tuesday in the Class A soccer quarterfinals, Wes Castle needed only …
After a 10-year stretch between state tournament appearances, waiting another half inning for a win wasn't all that bad for East Hamilton's softball team.
For a brief moment the same magic that encompassed McCallie's thrilling 2022 Division II-AA state title run seemed to carry over to this year's Spring Fling.
The annual Spring Fling — the Olympic-style state championship tournament for Tennessee's five high school spring sports — gets underway Tuesday morning in Mur…
Once again the Baylor School baseball program is home to the best player in Division II-AA.
The Tennessee Volunteers enter this week’s Southeastern Conference baseball tournament looking to enhance their NCAA tournament status.
The spring sports season comes to a dramatic conclusion this week as state champions will be decided in the five sports making up the annual TSSAA Spring Fling…
A shift in approach earlier this season for the Arts & Sciences boys' soccer program has turned out to make a world of difference.
A roundup of Chattanooga-area prep sports events from Sunday, May 21, 2023.
Danielle Dunning's focus will stretch beyond the seven other competitors in neighboring lanes when the Brainerd track star competes at the state meet.
The bond between Heritage High School and the community of Tomas Borge, Nicaragua, grows stronger every year, with a new chapter beginning soon.
Signal Mountain soccer players ran toward their fans on rain-soaked grass and dove head first in celebration Saturday afternoon.