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Adair Co. Boys beat Russell County 72-38 No. 25 ranked in the state, Coach Mark Fudge's team is now 23-4 on the season. Girls drop squeaker to Russell County, 46-45, and are now 11-12 on the season. With six photos By Duane Bonifer It was senior night Friday night at John Burr Memorial Gymnasium for the Adair County High School basketball teams and cheerleaders. A total of 14 students from the squad and two teams were honored during the Adair County-Russell County girls-boys basketball doubleheader. In the girls' game, the Lady Lakers' Ashley Franklin hit the game's final shot to beat the Lady Indians 46-45. The loss dropped the Lady Indians to 11-12 on the season. In the nightcap, the Adair County boys blistered the nets with 64 percent shooting from the field to easily cruise past the visiting Lakers 72-38 and improve their record to 23-4 on the season. For other links:Click Here to visit the Lexington Herald online schedule, with scores so far on State Ranked No. 25 Adair County' Boy' basketball 23-4 win season. Links there to line scores, opponent information. Adair County Boys now have two regular season games before the start of the 20th District tournament at Campbellsville when they play Taylor County at 7:30pm on February 27. Next up, the Indians play Bardstown at Bardstown on Tuesday, February 19, at 6:30pm. Then, on Friday, February 22, the boys play Hart County at Hart County at 5:30pm. Adair County girls: Link. Click Here to visit the Lexington Herald online schedule, with scores so far on Coach James Turner's 2007-2008 season start. Links to line scores, opponent information. Adair County Girls will meet Casey County at Liberty on Monday, February 18, 2008, at 5:00pm. On February 22, 2008, they are on the same card as the boys, travelling to Hart County for a game with Hart County at 8:30pm. The girls start District 20 play at Taylor County when they play Taylor County at 8:00pm. This story was posted on 2008-02-16 06:44:51
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