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  • Cynthiana Sin The’...

    Members of the Cynthiana Sin The’ Shaolin Karate Club have had a busy summer and fall. Grand Master Sin Kwang The’ from California visited the school and tested members for rank advancement.

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  • Sanders, Whalen advance to State...

    In brutally windy conditions on Monday, two Harrison County High School golfers qualified as individuals for their respective state golf tournaments next week in Bowling Green.

    Junior Eric Sanders shot 76 at Eagle Creek Golf Club in Crittenden, and was one of three individual qualifiers from the Region 8 Tournament to the Leachmann Buick/Boys’ State Golf Championships that will be held at the Bowling Green Country Club next Tuesday and Wednesday.

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  • Hilltop News

    The Harrison County Thorobreds soccer team notched its second victory of the year on Monday night on the road upending host Mason County 3-1.

    All four goals were scored in the first half as the Breds improved to 2-10 on the year. The Royals slipped to 7-4-2.

    Lance McIlvain, Josh Young and Kyle Foster each found the back of the net for the Breds. Young and Jeff Faulconer were both credited with assists.

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  • Sports Beat

    H.C.H.S. Band Boosters to host

    golf scramble

    The Harrison County High School Band Boosters will host a golf scramble Sunday, Oct. 11 at Coal Ridge Golf Course (formerly Bogey Busters), with a 1 p.m. shotgun start. Entry fee is $50 per person, 4-person teams, and free lunch for the golfers.

    To register a team contact Lonnie Shuler at 588-9528 or Ricky Wright at 588-0960.

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  • Royals rain on Breds, 30-16, on...

    The high-powered Mason County Royals (5-0) outlasted host Harrison County (2-3) in the rain and mud on Friday night at the Harrison County Athletic Complex, 30-16.

    Two Harrison County fumbles in the third quarter sealed the win for the top-ranked team in Class AAA.

    Trailing 22-16 at halftime, Harrison County took the second half kickoff and went on a 15-play drive that ate up much of the third quarter, only to turn the ball over to the Royals when senior running back Josh Moss fumbled on the 1 yard line.

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  • Results from the Born to Run in...

    Born To Run 5K   

    Sept. 12, 2009 @Cynthiana

    Male awards

    Overall: 1 Dalton Leet 17:52; 2 Michael May 18:23; 3 Jacob Marsh 18:25; 4 Ryan Puckett 18:44; 5 Paul Gilvin 18:47; 6 David Robeson 18:48; 7 Forrest Hunt 18:57; 8 Jason Rymer 19:13; 9 Clifford Barry 19:26; 10 Rob Mundell 19:52; 11 Nathan Radford 20:10; 12 Fernando Zarate 20:32. Masters 40-49: Robert Anderson 21:22. Grandmasters 50-59: Ken Roark 20:35. Senior Grandmasters 60-over: Dana Christopherson 22:28.

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  • Runners compete in Maysville

    On Saturday, the Harrison County High School cross country teams competed in the Mason County Invitational.

    The Breds finished 12th and the Fillies were 14th in the toughest invitational meet to date for HCHS.      

    “We had a good week of practice and before the meet, I gave all our athletes goals that I wanted them to achieve,” said HCHS coach Danny Simpson. “These goals were to run the fastest times they had run so far this season. Our runners achieved those goals and, in some instances, shattered them.”

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  • Hilltop News - Breds soccer to...

    The Harrison County volleyball team began a swing through its district opponents on Tuesday night when the Fillies traveled to Brooksville and defeated Bracken County in two straight games, 27-25 and 25-8.

    “We played very poorly in that first game, but bounced back and played much better in the second game,” said HCHS coach Bill Faulkner.

    Faulkner said the Fillies were playing without regular setter Hillary Bennett who was suffering from the flu, but hitter Madeline Schroeder is closer to being 100 percent after returning from an injury.

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  • Shuttle service returns for...

    A shuttle service will be available for the Harrison County – Mason County Varsity Football game beginning at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 25, at the New Harrison County Athletic Complex.

     A shuttle bus will be located at the drive between Ingles Stadium and the Harrison County High School Student Parking lot.  Shuttle service will begin at 6:45 p.m. The shuttle will leave every 15 minutes taking patrons to the Athletic Complex. The final bus run is scheduled for 7:30 p.m.

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  • Eagles fly past Bredsl

    For the second time this season, the Harrison County Thorobreds allowed a lead to slip away and suffered defeat.

    On Friday night at the Harrison County Athletic Complex, Harrison County jumped to an early 18-0 lead, then saw visiting Scott High rattle off 21 straight points to take the lead.

    After Harrison County scored again, the Eagles came back with 15 more points and eventually won, 36-30.

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