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Raiders improving but fall in 2 home court outings

By DAVE TAYLOR
The Trimble Banner
For 16 minutes the Trimble County Raiders battled even with visiting Gallatin County on Tuesday, Feb. 9, trailing by a 40-38 score at halftime before the Wildcats put together a strong second half to seal a 79-54 win.

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Ladies win two at home

By DAVE TAYLOR
The Trimble Banner
The Trimble County Lady Raiders battled to two convincing home court wins in the past week, topping District foe North Oldham by a 46-32 score and overwhelming Gallatin County, 66-38.
The Trimble five overcame a sluggish opening to the North Oldham game Thursday, allowing the visitors 11 unanswered points before getting on the scoreboard to close the first quarter trailing 11-2. Trimble Coach Kerrie Stewart was not pleased.

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Raider coach: ‘Patience’ key to building team

By KRISTIN BECK
Landmark News Service
The Carroll County Panthers shot 55 percent from the field–including 8-15 from 3-point range–and allowed just 14 points in the first half to defeat visiting Trimble County, 66-34, Feb. 2.
It was Carroll’s third straight win, their longest streak of the season thus far. “We finally got to the top of the hill, it looks like,” head coach Brian Crank said. “We knew it was coming, just a matter of time.”

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Raiders fall to Gallatin

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Lady Raiders trash S. Oldham, fall victims to visiting Collins

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Lady Raiders rout Carroll Co., 60-36, in road game

By TIM HENDRICK
The Trimble Banner
A game of extremes allowed Trimble County to race to a huge halftime lead as they defeated Carroll County 60-36.
Carroll County head coach Paul Stone said the loss was on him.
“I decided that we need to stop Trimble’s big two and played a triangle and two defense.” Stone said. “We let Bailey Duke have the outside shot and it did not work.”

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