The Tug Valley Panthers now have to deal with the loss of five very important players from last season.
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The Mingo Central Miners boys’ and girls’ basketball teams and their fans celebrated the start of basketball season on Monday night as “Meet The Miners” was held on Miner Mountain.
Last season did not go the way head coach Stan Elkins and the Mingo Central Miners wanted.
The Tug Valley Panthers lost a lot of production from last season. Five seniors, to be exact.
For anyone who follows Mingo Central girls’ basketball, Scarlett Thomason and Jenna Wagoner needed no introduction.
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