Lady Indians’ post season hits abrupt end

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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THROWING IT DOWN—Montgomery County sophomore Tyce Jarvis goes up for a dunk in last week’s state tournament game at Rupp Arena. The Indians won a pair of games before losing to eventual champion Great Crossing in the semifinal round. (Photo by Tonia Witt)
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