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Focused on Harlan County sports — today and yesterday

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Focused on Harlan County sports — today and yesterday

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Black Bear Madness

November 17, 2024
Chrissie Brassfield
Harlan County junior guard Reggie Cottrell went airborne for one of several dunks to entertain a big crowd on hand Friday for Black Bear Madness. Cottrell was a state tournament favorite for fans around the state as he helped lead HCHS to a Sweet Sixteen runner-up finish, the best for a 13th Region team since 1988.
Harlan County all-state senior guard Maddox Huff was introduced during Black Bear Madness on Friday. He had an East Tennessee State T-short on under his warmup to show the large crowd where he will play in college next year. (Chrissie Brassfield)
Harlan County freshman Lauren Lewis is pictured during the introductions at Black Bear Madness on Friday. (Chrissie Brassfield)
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