Volleyball team gets big win at Campbell County

by By Dan Manley Advocate Sports Editor
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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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UTTERLY OUTSTANDING—Brad Utterback, a junior in December 2005, gets words of encouragement from the late assistant coach, James Scott, prior to entering the game against Menifee County. Earlier in the day Utterback had been at his father’s funeral but insisted on playing for his Dad, Archie, that night, and he came off the bench to score 18 points and grab nine rebounds, leading the Indians to a come-from-behind 58-50 win. (Photo by Kevin Martin/Mt. Sterling Advocate-Boston Globe).
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HARD TO THE HOOP—Montgomery County High School junior guard Addison Terry drives against a Taylor County defender during Saturday’s Rise Up event at the MCHS Arena. Terry scored 10 points as Montgomery County fell to Taylor County, 54-42. The Lady Indians open their season Monday night at Lexington Bryan Station as part of a boy-girl doubleheader between the two schools. (Photo by Taylor McKnight)
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REGION RUNNERS-UP—The Montgomery County High School varsity cheerleading squad finished second in regional competition held at Great Crossing High School. Front row, from left, are seniors Kelcie Donathon, Macy Shaw and Kat Parks; middle row: Morgan Toy, Aubri Gross, Meghan Lawson, Coburn Patrick, Baylee Durham, Kaylee Tyra and Kayley Jackson; back row: Lilly Holt, Caitlyn Jackson, Cloie Smith, Callie Bryant, Callie Lykins, Kara Lykins, Ava Rose and Kileigh Pace. The squad is coached by head coach Chris Shaw and assistant coaches Amy Shaw, Ashlie Thompson and Mackenzie Fryman.
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END OF A CAREER—Former Montgomery County High School soccer standout Abby Manning completed her career as a member of the Transylvania University Lady Pioneer soccer team last week and was honored as a part of Senior Day. Shown, from left. are her brother, Ben, Abby and parents Patrick and Heather Manning.
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