Daily Trivia: Counties served by the former Tri-County High

Marion County is ranked No. 1 (Class A) for the first time in its football history, which dates to 1976 when the school was called Tri-County High. In 2006, Marion County became independent and has flourished in football since 2010 in particular, with a 56-8 record under coach Mike Swamey. Which three counties were served by the old Tri-County High? (Answer Tuesday)

Answer to Friday's question: The team that Meadowcreek defeated during its 1-96 run from Nov. 7, 2003, to Oct. 4, 2013, was Duluth. The Mustangs beat the Wildcats 24-14 in 2008.

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