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Triton Central’s Lizzie Graham embraces one of her teammates after Triton’s Central’s 45-43 victory over Waldron during the championship game of the 2021 Shelby County Tournament.
Triton Central’s Bailey Stamper shoots for two of her 16 points during Triton’s Central’s 45-43 victory over Waldron during the championship game of the 2021 Shelby County Tournament.
Members of the Triton Central Girls Basketball team celebrate their 45-43 victory over Waldron during the championship game of the 2021 Shelby County Tournament.
Triton Central’s Lizzie Graham embraces one of her teammates after Triton’s Central’s 45-43 victory over Waldron during the championship game of the 2021 Shelby County Tournament.
Triton Central’s Bailey Stamper shoots for two of her 16 points during Triton’s Central’s 45-43 victory over Waldron during the championship game of the 2021 Shelby County Tournament.
Members of the Triton Central Girls Basketball team celebrate their 45-43 victory over Waldron during the championship game of the 2021 Shelby County Tournament.
The Triton Central girls’ basketball team found itself eight minutes away from no longer being defending Shelby County champs on Saturday.
Down 40-30 after not scoring a field goal for nearly the first seven minutes of the third quarter, the Class 2A. No. 5 Tigers (13-2) had to dig deep to claim its seventh consecutive county title. And the Tigers did just that, particularly on the defensive end, in hanging on for a 45-43 win over Class 1A No. 10 Waldron (12-3).
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