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ACMS Lady Indians split with Campbellsville

By Kelly Wooley

In the first days of school, the Adair County Middle School Lady Indians took on Campbellsville in a pair of hard-fought basketball contests, with the sixth-grade team earning a dominant victory while the eighth graders battled until the final horn.

The sixth-grade Lady Indians turned in an impressive performance, defeating Campbellsville 37-7.


Adair County controlled the game from start to finish, earning a big win for the young Lady Indians.

In the eighth-grade matchup, Campbellsville came away with a 33-19 victory. Despite the final score, Adair County battled throughout the contest and showed plenty of determination against a tough Campbellsville squad.

It was a successful night of competition for the Lady Indians, highlighted by a big sixth-grade win and a strong effort from the eighth-grade team.


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