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Grace's Tatum To Play Soccer For Bryan

Thursday, February 05, 2009

Bryan College announced earlier this week that Stacey Tatum, from Grace Academy in Chattanooga, has signed a letter of intent to player soccer for the Lions.

Stacey transferred from Ooltewah to Grace halfway through her junior year. Due to transfer rules Stacey was ineligible to play, but that did not keep her from putting on a uniform. Instead Stacey put on a helmet and some pads and was a kicker for the football team at Grace. Currently Stacey plays club soccer for Redoubt Futbol Club and Coach Curtis Blair.

Coach Sauve, the head women's soccer coach at Bryan, said "Stacey is a good player and will make our team better. She is very strong technically and is very good in a crowded area. Stacey also has a very competitive drive within her. Do not be fooled by her shy, sweet personality. Put her on the field and she becomes a fierce competitor that hates to lose."

While at Bryan, Stacey will be majoring in Nursing. Stacey will be competing for Dean’s Scholarship later this month. The Dean’s Scholarship is awarded to incoming freshman with a 3.0 or higher, high school GPA and either and ACT score of 24 or SAT score of 1100.


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Wesleyan Rallies In 2nd Half To Beat Lady Scots

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Pickup Truck Crosses To Wrong Side Of Hixson Pike: Other Driver Killed

A pickup truck went across Hixson Pike into the opposing lane of traffic on Saturday afternoon, then struck another vehicle. The driver of that car was killed. At 4:51 p.m., Chattanooga Police officers responded to the traffic crash at 4900 Hixson Pike.  The officers found that a pickup truck driven by a 68-year-old man was southbound on Highway 153 and exited onto southbound ... (click for more)

Signs Vandalized At Cummings Cove As Battle With OHV Owners Continues

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We Are Blessed To Have Ron Littlefield As Our Mayor - And Response (2)

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Roy Exum: The Westminster Dogs Bark!

The brightly-lit tower on top of New York City’s Empire State Building is now purple and gold, the traditional colors of the much-beloved 136th Annual Westminster Dog Show that is currently being staged at Madison Square Garden. For a dog lover like me, the televised finals are always a fun-filled delight as the USA and CNBC networks show the spectacular animals on Monday and Tuesday ... (click for more)