Indians finish high, Beasley catches biggest fish of state championships

by By Dan Manley Advocate Sports Editor
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Bryson Beasley: His 5 pound 5 ounce catch won state’s Big Bass Award.


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STATE RUNNERS-UP—The Montgomery County E-Sports Team, which competes in the Rocket League, finished as the state runner-up this past weekend in the Kentucky High School Athletic Association’s State Championships held in Lexington. The team is coached by David Haney, far left, and the team members, shown from left, are Conner Purvis, Marc Small, Will Compton and Will Korrossy. The Indians were the state champions in 2024 and they have now captured two state titles along with this runner-up finish in the brief history of E-Sports competition. (Photo by Tonia Witt)
MCHS E-Sports finishes second in state finals
Kenleigh French & Maggie Miracle: 2nd in Region IV Bass Tournament French won Big Bass Award.
MCHS sends five boats to state bass tournament
Elijah Coleman with his parents, James “Jimmy” and Chasity Coleman.
Coleman has become one of state’s top anglers
THROWING IT DOWN—Montgomery County sophomore Tyce Jarvis goes up for a dunk in last week’s state tournament game at Rupp Arena. The Indians won a pair of games before losing to eventual champion Great Crossing in the semifinal round. (Photo by Tonia Witt)
Tribe wins twice, falls to state champs