MCHS tops Royals, falls to Campbell in basketball action

by By Dan Manley Advocate Sports Editor
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THE FUTURE—Montgomery County High School sophomore Baylee Warner is shown here, ready to make a pass against Clark County’s Ciara Byars during the 40th District Tournament recently at Paris. Warner will head a strong group of returnees for the Lady Indians next season as they try to improve on this year’s 20-win season. (Photo by Tonia Witt)
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40TH DISTRICT RUNNERS-UP—The Montgomery County High School girls’ basketball team finished second to Clark County in the 40th District Tournament last week at Paris. Shown here, from left, are Hallie Wilson, Alexis White, Abigail Copher, Mya Jackson, Parker Anne Routt, Baylee Warner, Savannah Jarvis, Sophie Fouch, Raegan Mays, Addison Terry and Loralee Orazen. The Lady Indians defeated Paris in the opening round and lost to Clark County in the finals. This week they’re playing in the 10th Region Tournament at Campbell County Middle School. (Photo by Tonia Witt).
Lady Indians top Paris, lose to Clark in finals
EXCITED—When Montgomery County High boys’ basketball coach Jason Mays saw this picture he responded by saying simply that he was just so excited for his players that they battled all season to get to the point where they could defeat one of the state’s top teams to win a district title. The Indians downed Clark County, 60-55, to snap a 23-game losing streak to the Cardinals. (Photo by Tonia Witt)
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John “Kevin” Tudor has a new book out about the pioneers of Montgomery County from the 1830s and 1840s. The book is based on the transcribed interviews the Rev. John Dabney Shane conducted with early settlers of the county. Tudor will speak at an upcoming historical society meeting where the books will be available. Photo by Tom Marshall.
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Tillian Hunt, 2, directly above on left, enjoyed Tuesday’s warm temperatures by climbing around some equipment on the playground at Easy Walker Park. Although the official first day of spring isn’t until March 20, temperatures were expected to remain warm throughout the rest of the week in the upper 60s and low 70s, providing a respite from the winter weather. Tillian is the daughter of Brittany Gallagher and William Hunt.
Sunshine and Fun!