Lady Indians knockout Clark to extend volleyball campaign

by By Dan Manley Advocate Sports Editor
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NOT OVER YET—The 2024 high school volleyball season is still in progress for the Montgomery County Lady Indians and Coach Bradley Craycraft. Craycraft is shown at left. Below, the Lady Indians were celebrating Monday night after defeating Clark County, 3-1, in the opening round of district action at the MCHS Arena. Front row, from left, are Tia Terpening, Courtney Bates, Jaiden Oney, Camryn Kenney, Sophie Fouch and Sara Zink. Back row: Miley Jones, Alexis White, Lexi Hamm, Kate Conn, Janelle Miller, Baylee Warner, Avery Lewis, Erin Fawns and Anna Allison.


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DISTRICT CHAMPS—The Montgomery County High School volleyball team won the 40th District Tournament last week at the MCHS Arena, defeating Clark County and Bourbon County. Front row, from left, are assistant coach Presley Cord, Miley Jones, Jaiden Oney, Tia Terpening, Sara Zink, Courtney Bates, Camryn Kenney and Sophie Fouch. Back row: assistant coach Hannah Pitts and children, Baylee Warner, Alexis White, Janelle Miller, Anna Allison, Lexi Hamm, Erin Fawns, Avery Lewis, Kate Conn and head coach Bradley Craycraft.
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CONTEMPLATING—MCHS head football coach Michael Caba watches the action intently planning the next move for his team. Friday night at Cunningham Field Caba’s Tribe did something that hadn’t been done by a Montgomery County football team in over a decade. The Indians shut out an opponent as they knocked off Madison Southern, 17-0, to get a much-needed district win. (Photo by Paris Whitney)
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