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Today's Sports

  • Sports beat

    HCHS athletes offered free physicals
    Harrison County High School athletes can receive a free sports physical on Tuesday, June 16, between 5 and 7 p.m. The physicals will be given at the Harrison Memorial Hospital Wellness Center and Physical Therapy Department.
    For more information, call 235-3553. A parent must be present in order to provide consent.
    Student athletes must have a physical before being eligible to play sports.

    Whitaker’s baseball camp
    is June 15-18

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  • Beast of the Bluegrass
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  • Sports beat

    Fillies Soccer Camp
    to be held June 8-10
    The 2015 Fillies Soccer Camp will be held June 8-10 from 6-7:30 p.m. at Lebus Soccer Field for age 4 years to 6th grade. Cost of the camp will be $50.
    Campers will all receive a fun and wholesome soccer experience. Each camper will receive a camp t-shirt during the course of the four day camp.
    For more information contact Kevin Gaunce at 859-588-7053. Make checks payable to HCHS Fillies Soccer.  Pre-registration is preferred but registration the day of camp is acceptable.

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  • Stroub signs letter of intent
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  • The University of the...

    I am going to give my opinion about “Deflate Gate” in a while, but first The University of the Cumberlands.  
    There have been several Harrison County graduates head to Williamsburg to further their education and play ball of some kind. However, the influx of Thorobreds at this time is becoming a large part of the baseball program.  

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  • Fillies third, Breds fifth in...

    Harrison County Fillies track star Kassidy Cook took two first-place finishes and one second-place finish to lead the Harrison County Fillies to take third place in the Class AA, Region 4 Track Meet.
    Based on the team’s finish at the meet, held Friday at Scott High in Covington, the Fillies will send eight girls in eight separate events to Friday’s state meet at the University of Kentucky.  

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  • Fillies’ regular season closes...

    Rain, which has wreaked havoc for much of the regular softball season, wrecked the Harrison County Fillies’ hopes of closing out the regular season with a win.
    The Fillies’ round robin tournament with Johnson Central and Estill County on Saturday was cancelled due to multiple downpours.  
    Estill County and Johnson Central are quality teams, but the Fillies would have been favorites to win both games.

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  • Fillies beat Lady Devils 16-0,...

    The Harrison County Fillies took the first step toward another 38th District title Tuesday as they eased by the Robertson County Lady Devils, 16-0, in three innings.  
    The Fillies improved to 22-8 with the win while Robertson County closed the season with a 1-10 record.
    The Fillies made quick work of the game scoring two runs in the first and then plating 14 more in the next two innings for the easy win.  
    Wednesday’s championship game will be the third time that the Nicholas County and Harrison County girls have faced off this season.  

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  • Breds district champs with routs...

    The Harrison County Thorobreds defeated Robertson County 11-0 Monday night and Pendleton County 14-0 Tuesday to win another 38th District title.  
    C.J. Claypool, Dillon Arnold and Austin Reffett combined to pitch the five-inning shutout Monday against the Black Devils of Robertson County.  
    They allowed one hit while striking out 12 and walking only one.  

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  • Score 'N' More
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