Mcminn Central News Today

Its nine straight for the Bearettes and three in-a-row for the Chargerettes. Cleveland, Copper Basin, Meigs County, and Signal Mountain will all go on the road for their sub-state games.

The Chargerettes junior is the hardest worker on the floor despite personal obstacles as she and her team look to make some history in March.

In a battle of the states top-ranked girls basketball teams, the outcome was decided by a dominant defensive performance from Bradley Central junior TaTianna Stovall.

The Maryville Rebels leave their opponents little margin for error on the football field.

Red Bank and Rhea County have been two of the most consistent public high school football programs in the Chattanooga area over the last decade.

The plan was simple — albeit a little gross — for Logan Hargis.

DeAndre Kelly was ready to get back home.

The Tennessee Sports Writers Association has released the all-state teams for boys and girls basketball as well as wrestling, with a total of 18 — nine boys and nine girls — Chattanooga-area players earning recognition in basketball and an astounding 52 in wrestling.

McMinn Central junior Molly Masingales biggest impact Friday came on the defensive end and in the most crucial part of the game.

Soddy-Daisy players, coaches and parents were moved to tears on the court Wednesday night.