Sports
January 26, 2018

Lady Cats fall in OT to Marion Harding

By Sam Dillon

Avery Clark of North Union leaps to shot the ball while two Marion Harding players attempt to block the shot. Clark tallied 10 points during the overtime lose of 53-50 to the Lady Prexies.
(Journal-Tribune photo by Sam Dillon)
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