Chattanooga, TN, September 10, 2025
News Summary
Chattanooga Prep leads local high school football action with a thrilling win over Hixson at 33-26. Other notable results include Boyd Buchanan’s strong victory and Bradley Central’s domination. Several teams like Franklin County and Rhea County also showcased impressive performances. Despite some cancellations, the night’s games reflected the competitive spirit and talent in the Chattanooga area, highlighting the local community’s passion for high school football.
Chattanooga High School Football Scores and Highlights from September 5, 2025
Chattanooga Prep emerged victorious over Hixson with a score of 33-26 in a thrilling matchup on Thursday, September 4, 2025. High school football action continued across the Chattanooga area on Friday, September 5, 2025, with numerous games reported, showcasing local teams’ skills and competitiveness.
Among the notable outcomes, Bledsoe County clinched a narrow victory against Oneida, ending the game at 20-14. Boyd Buchanan had a commanding win over Lakeway Christian, finishing with a score of 42-10, while Bradley Central dominated Hardin Valley, sweeping to a 49-0 victory. Christian Academy of Knoxville defeated Notre Dame with a final score of 28-10, ensuring a strong performance from the local powerhouse.
The scores continued to reflect the exciting nature of local high school football as East Hamilton triumphed over Central with a 44-8 score. Franklin County had a close encounter with Howard, ultimately winning 23-19. Grundy County achieved a significant victory against Lookout Valley, blanking their rivals 57-0. The trend of dominant performances continued as Hayesville from North Carolina defeated Copper Basin 41-8, and Knoxville Grace secured a 42-21 victory over Chattanooga Christian.
Other notable matchups included Marion County defeating Whitwell 34-17, and Meigs County overcoming York Institute with a score of 24-6. Polk County also triumphed over Sequoyah, finishing 20-8. Providence Christian had a highly impressive performance against Grace Academy, winning 55-22. Rhea County’s strong performance led them to a 34-0 victory against Ooltewah, while Silverdale Baptist outperformed Knoxville Webb 62-16.
Soddy Daisy made a solid showing against Signal Mountain, winning 21-0 and South Pittsburg beat Sequatchie County by a decisive score of 40-6. Furthermore, Tullahoma triumphed over Cleveland with a score of 39-20, while Tyner narrowly won against Red Bank, finishing 21-20. Walker Valley and McMinn County engaged in a high-scoring thriller, with Walker Valley eventually winning 54-42.
In Georgia, several games contributed to an exciting Friday night. Cartersville narrowly defeated Calhoun by a score of 38-35. Heritage won against Gordon Lee 28-21, and Mount Zion-Carroll achieved a convincing 44-7 victory over Chattooga. North Murray narrowly edged out Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe with a score of 31-28, and Rabun County managed to defeat Dalton 49-42. Ridgeland displayed a commanding performance against Coosa, winning 40-7. Rockmart emerged victorious following an overtime clash with Ringgold, finishing 38-32, while Trion secured a close win against Model, ending the game at 28-21.
However, not every game went ahead as planned, with the highly anticipated matchup between Baylor and Brentwood Academy canceled due to inclement weather.
Overall Summary of Friday’s Games
- Chattanooga Prep: 33, Hixson: 26
- Bledsoe County: 20, Oneida: 14
- Boyd Buchanan: 42, Lakeway Christian: 10
- Bradley Central: 49, Hardin Valley: 0
- Christian Academy of Knoxville: 28, Notre Dame: 10
- East Hamilton: 44, Central: 8
- Franklin County: 23, Howard: 19
- Grundy County: 57, Lookout Valley: 0
- Hayesville (NC): 41, Copper Basin: 8
- Knoxville Grace: 42, Chattanooga Christian: 21
- Marion County: 34, Whitwell: 17
- Meigs County: 24, York Institute: 6
- Polk County: 20, Sequoyah: 8
- Providence Christian: 55, Grace Academy: 22
- Rhea County: 34, Ooltewah: 0
- Silverdale Baptist: 62, Knoxville Webb: 16
- Soddy Daisy: 21, Signal Mountain: 0
- South Pittsburg: 40, Sequatchie County: 6
- Tullahoma: 39, Cleveland: 20
- Tyner: 21, Red Bank: 20
- Walker Valley: 54, McMinn County: 42
Background
High school football is a deeply rooted tradition in the Chattanooga area, where numerous schools participate in competitive games each season. These games not only showcase athletic talent but also foster community spirit and engagement among students, parents, and fans. In the 2025 season, several schools have emerged as fierce competitors, setting the stage for exciting matchups and highlighting the passion for football in the local schools.
FAQ
Which schools played football matches on September 5, 2025?
Several schools, including Bledsoe County, Boyd Buchanan, and Bradley Central participated in football matches on September 5, 2025, among others.
Were there any game cancellations on September 5, 2025?
Yes, the anticipated match between Baylor and Brentwood Academy was canceled due to weather conditions.
What was the score of the Bradley Central game?
Bradley Central won against Hardin Valley with a score of 49-0.
Key Features of the Friday Games
| School | Opponent | Score | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chattanooga Prep | Hixson | 33-26 | Win |
| Bledsoe County | Oneida | 20-14 | Win |
| Boyd Buchanan | Lakeway Christian | 42-10 | Win |
| Bradley Central | Hardin Valley | 49-0 | Win |
| Christian Academy of Knoxville | Notre Dame | 28-10 | Win |
| East Hamilton | Central | 44-8 | Win |
| Franklin County | Howard | 23-19 | Win |
| Grundy County | Lookout Valley | 57-0 | Win |
| Hayesville (NC) | Copper Basin | 41-8 | Win |
| Knoxville Grace | Chattanooga Christian | 42-21 | Win |
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Additional Resources
- Times Free Press: Chattanooga Area Prep Football Scores
- Chattanooga Pulse: Celebrate Summer Art Crawl
- Go Mocs: Women’s Soccer Photo Gallery
- News Channel 9: Chattanooga Riverfront Makeover
- Chattanoogan: Terry Knowles Sworn In
- Wikipedia: Chattanooga
- Google Search: Chattanooga Football Scores
- Google Scholar: Chattanooga High School Football
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Chattanooga, Tennessee
- Google News: Chattanooga Prep Football
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