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Tribe rolls on to final four!

MoCo moves on to the final four in a nail biter against North Laurel! They will play in semi finals tomm at Rupp!

Montgomery County plays in quarterfinals today

Accompanying this article are photos of fans following the Montgomery County Boys' Basketball 10th Region win! The team defeated Lawrence County in...

Indians move on Sweet 16

MoCo moves on to quarterfinals in state tourney! The final of today's game against Lawrence County was MoCo 98, Lawrence 72. The Indians will play North Laurel tomm at 6 at...

It's a great day to be an Indian!

This is another one of our favorite fan photo submissions! Advocate staff are actively working on producing a special keepsake section you don't...

Fans were loud and proud last night in a packed house at the MCHS Arena. The Montgomery County Boys' Basketball team in a buzzer beater thriller defeated long-time rival Clark to win the 10th Region. The team now moves on to the state tournament. An MCHS team hasn't done this since 2013 and only one other time prior in 1995.

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We are still amped up about the boys' big win, just like the fans in the picture accompanying this article!MOCO you answered our call for fan photo...

Indians headed to Rupp!

The Montgomery County Boys' Basketball team just won the 10th region! It was a packed house/standing room only crowd. The Indians defeated rival Clark at the buzzer,...

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)

Lady Indians’ post season hits abrupt end

The Montgomery County Lady Indians were one and done last week in the 10th Region Basketball Tournament at the Campbell County Middle School...

MCHS sophomore Tyce Jarvis
scored 25 against Harrison County.

Indians blast ’Breds, advance in region

Defense and rebounding wins championships. That’s how most people evaluate basketball.Making a few shots doesn’t hurt either and the Montgomery...

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

The Montgomery County High School Lady Indians won a berth in the 10th Region Tournament last week, beating Paris in the 40th District Tournament...

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)

The streak ends—Tribe wins District title

The celebration was almost like the Indians had won a state championship.It should have been. The last time the Montgomery County boys’ basketball...

MEASURING THE DEFENSE—Montgomery County senior Savannah Jarvis dribbles against a Clark County defender in a recent game at the MCHS Arena. In the last five games, Jarvis has averaged 17.8 points and 8 rebounds per game. This week the Lady Indians are playing district rivals Bourbon County and Paris. (Photo by Tonia Witt)

Lady Indians top Hazard, face district foes this week

February 13, 2025

The Montgomery County Lady Indians raced out to a big early lead Saturday afternoon at the MCHS Arena and held on to beat the Hazard Lady Bulldogs,...

MILESTONE—Montgomery County High School junior Dawson Gentry recently scored the 1,000th point of his career when the Indians defeated Southwestern in a game played at Madison Central High School. Gentry scored 19 points that night to go over the 1,000 point mark. Above, Gentry received a ball commemorating the event from MCHS head coach Jason Mays at a recent MCHS contest at the Arena. (Photo by Tonia Witt)

Indians get win on a wild night at Fleming

February 13, 2025

When Fleming County broke on top 26-10 in the opening minutes of the game last Wednesday night at Flemingsburg it looked like the Montgomery County...

THE BATTLE WAS ON—Clark County’s Malachi Ashford, left and Montgomery County’s Cayden Reed go shoulder to shoulder during Friday night’s basketball battle at The MCHS Arena. Reed had 27 points, Ashford 24 and Clark County won in triple overtime, 80-72. (Photo by Tonia Witt)

Cards down Tribe in 3OT thriller

February 7, 2025

The Montgomery County Indians and Clark County Cardinals battled on the hardwood for 44 minutes Friday night at the MCHS Arena.At the end, Clark...

MCHS tops Royals, falls to Campbell in basketball action

February 7, 2025

The Montgomery County Lady Indians squared off against two of their main rivals in 10th Region action last week, losing at home to Campbell County and going on the road to...

REGION CHAMPS—The Montgomery County High School boys’ bowling team won the Region 8 title last week at Danville to qualify for the state finals Monday at the Kingpin Lanes in Jeffersontown. Kneeling in front is Trey Berry and back row, from left, are Coach Leonard Littleton, Braylon Lambert, Hayden Trimble, Alex Carty, Mason Hatfield, Ronin Ingram, Conner Purvis, Aiden James, Jake Sturgell, Ryan Henry and Coach Randall Peters.

MCHS boys’ bowling team wins regional title

February 7, 2025

The Montgomery County High School boys’ bowling team won the Region 8 Tournament last week at Danville to advance to next Monday’s Kentucky High...

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