Today's Sports

I wanted to write about the golf weekend at Perry Park, but I learned that just as with Las Vegas, what happens at Perry Park stays at Perry Park.  
Let me just say that I was disappointed in how visitors to the three golf courses take care of the course.  
It concerns me that Americans have gotten so lazy that they cannot pick up after themselves, but I guess looking at the sides of the road in Harrison County I should not be surprised.  

Coach Bill Faulkner noted before the season started that his scheduling was a little off when he scheduled Lexington Christian, Villa Madonna and Campbell County for three straight matches beginning with the Lady Eagles last Tuesday.  
However, his young Fillies volleyball squad put a scare into the Blue Lightning of Villa Madonna Thursday when they rolled to a 25-20 win in the first set.  
The Fillies did this though they did not serve particularly well during the set.  

Bishop Brossart’s Lady Mustangs showed that they are ready to defend the 10th Region title as they rolled by the Harrison County Fillies 8-0 Wednesday in northern Kentucky.  
The Fillies were unprepared at first due to a schedule change which moved the varsity game ahead of the junior varsity due to Brossart’s field not having lights.  
Harrison County’s varsity had 20 minutes to get off of the bus, change into their gear and prepare for the match.  

On a day when a steady down pour made play questionable, the Harrison County Thorobreds soccer team visited with Bourbon County to renew the rivalry.  
On Thursday, there was water standing in puddles, especially on the south end of the field, which ended up as a key factor in the match.  
The Thorobreds started strong, which pleased Coach Nick Hill.  
“We did not start well against Campbell County and I was glad to see the focus was there for this night,” he noted.