The latest Chattanooga Christian School coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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The number of Division II football programs electing to withdraw from region competition continues to grow. And this time the exodus includes a local team as Chattanooga Christian School announced its intention to play an independent schedule beginning next fall.
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The 2025 prep football season is in its infancy, yet the Chattanooga area already has had its share of surprises. Here are five that stand out from last week's first full weekend of games across Georgia and Tennessee:
In what could be the first round of a heavyweight fight that could last until the end of the Spring Fling in Murfreesboro, Baylor delivered a 7-4 Division II-AA East Region softball road victory in nine innings over Chattanooga Christian Tuesday night.
Chattanooga Christian School freshman Momo Moore is making a habit of making difficult things look easy on the basketball court.
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Chattanooga Christian School is home to one of the top breakout running backs in the state this fall.
Boyd Buchanan's Gary Rankin put the blame on himself and his staff for the Buccaneers' sloppy start in the rain Friday night at Chattanooga Christian School.
Silverdale Baptist Academy's Jaxson Carsten proved it's possible to lead from the end of the line.
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No matter the opponent or the season, Chattanooga Christian sophomore Tyre Brown goes into any athletic arena with a level of self-confidence.
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For a program with 10 TSSAA state championships in girls' soccer, one of the most important aspects in helping create success year in and year out for the Baylor Lady Red Raiders relies in their off-field chemistry as much as it does on the pitch.
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Last May Chattanooga Christian School softball standout Emily Matthews was experiencing a career high-point.
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Every time Michael Houge steps into his team's college basketball gymnasium, the Run Baby Run Arena, he and his Saint Peter's University teammates are reminded of and inspired by the Peacocks' historic March Madness run.
