SLIDE SHOW: Lady Raiders beat Lady Spartans for 53-51 season opening win

Published 3:31 am Tuesday, December 3, 2024

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South Warren senior Ashley Overbay (21) defends Warren East senior Madison Lawson (21) during the Lady Raiders’ 53-51 season opener win against South Warren on Monday.

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Warren East senior Kennedy Lawson (11) is defended by South Warren junior McLaine Hudson (11) during the Lady Raiders’ 53-51 season opener win against South Warren on Monday.

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Warren East senior Kennedy Lawson (11) is defended by South Warren junior McLaine Hudson (11) during the Lady Raiders’ 53-51 season opener win against South Warren on Monday.

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Warren East senior Sam Carver (10) is defended b y South Warren freshman Karis Carter (24) and South Warren junior Tania Osborne (14) while trying to make a pass during the Lady Raiders’ 53-51 season opener win against South Warren on Monday.

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Warren East sophomore Brelynn Wardlow (33) shoots over South Warren sophomore Averi Fugate (40) during the Lady Raiders’ 53-51 season opener win against South Warren on Monday.

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South Warren freshman Jooniper Strow (12) drives to the basket during the Lady Raiders’ 53-51 season opener win against South Warren on Monday.

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South Warren freshman Karis Carter (24) is defended by Warren East senior Keyoni Collins (20) during the Lady Raiders’ 53-51 season opener win against South Warren on Monday.

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South Warren junior McLaine Hudson (11) is defended near the goal by Warren East sophomore Jordan Brooks (1) during the Lady Raiders’ 53-51 season opener win against South Warren on Monday.

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Members of the Warren East Lady Raiders cheer after a late fourth-period basket brings the score to 53-51 during the Lady Raiders’ season opener win against South Warren on Monday.

About Jack Dobbs

Jack covers city government for the Daily News. Originally from Simpson County, he attended Western Kentucky University and graduated in 2022 with a degree in journalism.