Indians ground Eagles, get key district win

by By Dan Manley Advocate Sports Editor
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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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HEADED TO STATE—These Montgomery County eighth graders, Brooks Bonfield, left, and Connor Cooper, qualified for the KHSAA State Golf Tournament last week competing in the Region 12 Tournament at Morehead. Bonfield shot 75 and tied for third while Cooper fired a 79 to tie for 10th place.
Bonfield, Cooper head to state
REGION CHAMPS—The Montgomery County Lady Indians won the Region 12 Golf Tournament last Wednesday at Irish Hills Golf Course. Shown from left are Coach Chris Spoonamore, Addison Terry, Peyton Patrick, Madison Easterling, Hannah Lykins and Macy Whaley. The girls are playing this week in the Semi-State Tournament at Somerset.
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LOOKING AHEAD—Montgomery County junior running back Landen Wilson looks upfield as he runs with the ball recently against Mason County. This past Friday night at Cunningham Field, Wilson ran for a 41 yard touchdown early in the game and finished with 84 yards on just seven carries as the Tribe topped Bourbon County, 49-12. This week the Indians play at Paris. (Photo by Paris Whitney)
Indians run with success, top Bourbon 49-12
Montgomery County sophomore outside hitter Baylee Warner gets ready to set the ball for a teammate during action at the MCHS Arena. The Lady Indians picked up a pair of wins last week and entered the Dink Scott Memorial Tournament Saturday with a 3-2 record. (Photo by Paris Whitney)
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