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Today's Sports

  • Thorobreds track reloading for...

    Head Harrison County Thorobreds Track Coach Robert Walker is not one to overstate his situation.  
    Monday morning when asked about all of the losses his team suffered from last year’s regional champs, he simply said, “We did lose 16 athletes to either injuries or graduation, but we will represent the school in a good way.  We lost some great runners, our whole mile relay team and a lot of speed but I believe in the athletes that are still here.”  

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  • Old home week on Sunday

    I’ve always heard the term “old home week” and I just used it without really knowing for sure what it meant.  
    I am using it to mean seeing a lot of people that you know in one day in various venues, be it right or wrong.
    Sunday was one of those days where I saw many people who are from Cynthiana or lived in Cynthiana in different places.  

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  • Sports beat

    Alumni football coming back
    for second year in April
    Gridiron Alumni has announced that it will be coming back to Kentucky again this year for another series of exciting alumni football.  
    This year on Friday, April 5, the Harrison County alumni will again take on the Bourbon County Pride team. Game time will be released at a later date along with more information about the two teams.  
    The next night, the event travels to Montgomery County where the alumni from Montgomery County and Clark County will do battle.

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  • Harrison County overcomes first-...

    By Mike Aldridge, Sports writer
    George Rogers Clark’s Cardinals looked like anything but a team with a 9-20 record in the first half of the final quarter final game of the 10th Region Tournament last week.  
    The Cards used a very patient offense and some good shooting to take an early lead and maintained it throughout the first period.  
    George Rogers Clark made nine of 12 field goal attempts in the first period to take a 19-16 lead after the first eight minutes.  

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  • State Champion
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  • Sports beat

    Former Harrison County Softball
    Fillies playing major roles in college
    The Harrison County Fillies softball team of 2011 had several promising athletes who were thought to be college “material” when they finished as regional runners up for the season. Two of the young ladies are still playing for their respective colleges and making an impact for the teams.
    Juniors Michelle Carson and Kaitlyn Shepherd each have started every game for Northern Kentucky University (Carson) and The University of the Cumberlands (Shepherd).

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  • I hope Recreation change not...

    I read in the Democrat last week the names of the new staff hired by the new board to run the Cynthiana/Harrison County Recreation Department.  
    You know me, I would never want to become political nor jump to a conclusion so I will wait and see how it goes and I wish the new people the best success because if they are successful the better for the citizens young and old.  
    But let me say a couple of things about recreation and how we have progressed to this point.  

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