Scott Brown's SportsBytes on WKDZ: Livingston Central 2 Trigg County 0

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September 25, 2007

Livingston Central 2 Trigg County 0

With just a couple of weeks left in the regular season, Trigg County finds themselves in the midst of a slump.

One night after losing to a three-win Madisonville team, Trigg County lost to Livingston Central Tuesday night for the first time ever in eight career meetings. The Lady Cardinals improved to 3-17 with the 25-9, 25-18 win over the Lady Wildcats.

The victory was Livingston Central's first district win in the three-year history of their program.

Trigg County returns to action Tuesday at Wildcat Gym against Christian County.

Posted on September 25, 2007 at 10:00 PM in Volleyball | Permalink

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Scott Brown handles most of the sports duties for Ham Broadcasting. In addition to providing daily sports news on this blog, he broadcasts high school football, basketball, and baseball games on WKDZ and WHVO. He also hosts the Saturday Morning Sports Report on WKDZ -- one of the few local sports programs in the area. His local sports has been the most read in Trigg County for several years.