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Spring vegetables easiest of the season

We spent the weekend weeding, preparing soil and planting potatoes, onions, leeks, lettuces, peas, carrots and beets.
It felt so good to start the vegetable growing season.  Then I looked at the weather forecast calling for snow in April. Oh well, these spring vegetables won’t mind a little cool weather. They should respond quickly to some April showers.
In fact, some lettuce seedlings had already emerged in the kitchen garden from last year’s stray seed, a sure sign of early spring greens that love this time of the year.

Sports This Week

Baseball
Wednesday, Apr. 11 at GRC V/JV 5:15/7:15 PM
Thursday, Apr. 12 at Sayre FR, DH 5:15 PM
Friday, Saturday Apr. 13,14 Harrison Memorial Hospital Invitational
Friday, Breds vs. Montgomery Co. 7:30 PM
Saturday, Breds vs. Madison Central 10:30 AM, Pendleton Co. 5:30 PM
Monday, Apr. 16 vs. Fleming Co. (H) V/JV 5:15/7:15 PM
Tuesday, Apr. 17 vs. Scott Co. (H) FR, DH 5:30 PM
Wednesday, Apr. 18 vs. GRC (H) V/JV 5:15/7:15 PM

Tennis
Wednesday, Apr. 11 vs. Bracken Co. (H)

Breds win two after return from Florida

Mike Aldridge,
Sports Writer
hoosiers49@gmail.com

The Harrison County Thorobreds baseball team remained undefeated in Kentucky as they improved to 5-1 defeating both Grant County and Pendleton County last week on the Hilltop.  In both games the Breds had double digit base hits and committed only one error.
In Friday’s first game the Grant County Braves rolled onto the Hilltop with a 3-0 record having outscored their opposition 30-12 in the first three games of the season.  

Tennis splits with Campbell County Monday

Mike Aldridge,
Sports Writer
hoosiers49@gmail.com

The Harrison County High School tennis Fillies won their second sweep of the season but the Breds lost a close match to Campbell County on the Hilltop, Monday.  
On a cool, cloudy day the players braved the elements and battled the visitors from the north on the courts at HCHS.

HCMS soccer Fillies lose close match at Woodford

Mike Aldridge,
Sports Writer
hoosiers49@gmail.com

Coach Kevin Gaunce saw a match that was dominated by his team Tuesday night in Versailles, but the Harrison County Middle School Fillies lost 2-1.  Woodford County had only four shots on goal in the first half but went into the break with a 2-0 advantage.  
The second half was more of the same.  The home squad did not have a single shot on goal but held off the determined Fillies for the 2-1 victory.  

Fillies’ struggles continue with 16-0 loss to Bourbon County

Mike Aldridge,
Sports Writer
hoosiers49@gmail.com

The Bourbon County Lady Colonels second baseman sophomore Kaylyn Barnett led off the game Tuesday on Shirley Field with a home run and it was down-hill from there for the Harrison County Fillies.  
The 1-4 Fillies were pummeled 16-0 on the night in a game where when they did have scoring opportunities fate seemed determined to not let them score.  

Hyatt-May plan May wedding

Kellyn Ann Thompson Hyatt, daughter of Bill and Carol Hyatt of Cynthiana, and Michael Scott May, son of Lisa May and JC May, both of Cynthiana, announce their upcoming wedding.
The wedding will take place on Saturday, May 12, 2018 at 7:30 p.m. at The Summer House in Millersburg, Ky., by invitation only. Invitations have been sent.

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