Indians take third in tournament held at Madison Central Arena

by By Dan Manley Advocate Sports Editor
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LEADING THE WAY—Sophomore Tyce Jarvis, going up for a shot during the Richmond Car and Truck Classic at Madison Central, is leading the Indians in scoring and rebounding (17.5 ppg and 7.8 rpg) as the Tribe heads into the second half of the season. (Photo by Tonia Witt)


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MEASURING THE DEFENSE—Montgomery County eighth-grader Raegan Mays heads upcourt during the Berea Lady Pirate Holiday Classic with her eyes on the defense. Mays hit six three-pointers in nine attempts as the Lady Indians won the third place game, improving to 10-4 on the season. (Photo by Tonia Witt)
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THE HOOK SHOT—Montgomery County junior forward Luke Fawns goes up above Lexington Catholic players Hank Woodall, left, and Mac Aaron to put in two of his two of his 14 points Saturday as the Tribe topped the Knights, 69-54, at Clark County. Fawns hit six of nine shots from the field in the game. (Photo by Tonia Witt)
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UTTERLY OUTSTANDING—Brad Utterback, a junior in December 2005, gets words of encouragement from the late assistant coach, James Scott, prior to entering the game against Menifee County. Earlier in the day Utterback had been at his father’s funeral but insisted on playing for his Dad, Archie, that night, and he came off the bench to score 18 points and grab nine rebounds, leading the Indians to a come-from-behind 58-50 win. (Photo by Kevin Martin/Mt. Sterling Advocate-Boston Globe).
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HARD TO THE HOOP—Montgomery County High School junior guard Addison Terry drives against a Taylor County defender during Saturday’s Rise Up event at the MCHS Arena. Terry scored 10 points as Montgomery County fell to Taylor County, 54-42. The Lady Indians open their season Monday night at Lexington Bryan Station as part of a boy-girl doubleheader between the two schools. (Photo by Taylor McKnight)
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