DUNLAP, Tenn. — Notre Dame missed District 7-AA's baseball championship by two runs, losing out to Signal Mountain on run differential, but the Irish got their second straight 7-AA postseason title Tuesday with a 6-3 victory over the Eagles.
Reese Phillips has never flinched under center in a football game, but baseball is a different story -- or at least it was once.
Signal Mountain's hitting has gotten better as high school baseball teams move toward next week's postseason play, and the Eagles had their third double-digit hit performance in four games Tuesday.
Signal Mountain quarterback Reese Phillips fared well in an Elite 11 regional quarterback competition this past weekend in Atlanta.
It’s always good when athletes feel they have an opportunity to win a tournament. Four area girls’ high school tennis teams enter today with that feeling.
The Notre Dame boys' soccer team has grasped a hot new concept that has led to a recent run of good luck. It's called scoring.
The hearing on Signal Mountain High School’s appeal to the TSSAA has been scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 20.
Chattanooga Christian senior Natalie Thedford says assists in soccer are "more rewarding" than scoring goals. She'll just have to find a way to cope with her performance Tuesday night.
East Hamilton was geared up to stop Signal Mountain's touted counter play, but Zack Bowman scored two touchdowns straight up the middle behind center John Evans and Signal Mountain rolled to a season-opening 34-13 home win over the Hurricanes.
Although he's really just getting started as a high school quarterback, Signal Mountain's Reese Phillips already has gained in-state notoriety and is beginning to appear on prospect lists across the nation.
GPS claimed the Tennessee Division II-AA girls state basketball championship Saturday. Several local D-I teams are still in contention for the state title.
They were tied at halftime and managed that only with an uphill battle. Their defense had been subjected to two quarters of the most prolific passing game they had seen, and, though battered and bruised, the Eagles were still standing.
Trinity Christian's quarterback has produced 42 touchdowns this season and containing him will be a priority for the Eagles.
Eagles are running wild
Signal Mountain has several options in its rushing attack
Signal Mountain hopes to throw wave after wave at Trinity Christian Saturday in Cookeville when the two play for Tennessee's Class 2A football championship.
Signal Mountain’s dominance in high school football has earned statewide recognition, and now two of the school’s seniors have earned individual acclaim. The Eagles have finalists in both the Class A Mr. Football Back and Lineman of the Year categories, with quarterback Hogan Whitmire and linebacker Gervell Morgan.
