MCHS boys’ bowling team wins regional title

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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.


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