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  • Breds fall to Cardinals in...

    On Jan. 19, George Rogers Clark’s cardinals rolled into Cynthiana and ripped the Thorobreds by a 73-55 margin in a game that wasn’t as close as the score indicated.  
    Friday’s regional battle was expected by many, including the Cardinal fans, to be more of the same.  
    The lay-down-and-die message never made it to the Thorobreds or the coaching staff at Harrison County though and the Thorobreds gave the state’s third rated team all they wanted and more in the 63 -53 tussle at the Mason County High School Field House.

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  • What to do with scorers and the...

    The issue of where the score keeper and media people should sit came to a head Thursday night during the regional battle between Pendleton County and Montgomery County.  
    When Omar Prewitt was brought back into the game 40 seconds after he had been disqualified for his fifth foul, there was never a better example of how important it is to have communication between the official scorer and the visiting scorers.  

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    HCHS track competes in Mason Dixon Games,
    releases 2011 schedule
    On Saturday, March 5, the Harrison County track teams competed in the most prestigious indoor track meet in the Tri-State area as they battled in the Mason Dixon Games at Broadbent Arena in Louisville.  
    “We were excited to see how we would compete against the best teams in the state,” said Coach Danny Simpson.  “Our athletes did a great job and we had our best meet of the season.”  

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  • Lady Indians hold off Fillies,...

    The 2010-11 Fillies season ended Tuesday night as the Montgomery County Lady Indians defeated Harrison County 65-54 in the 10th Region Tournament.  
    The Fillies never led in the game, which had two ties in the first quarter, but it was far from being an easy night for the Lady Indians.  
    It was a night of runs as each team had scoring streaks that either kept the other team at bay or cut into a big lead to make a close game.

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  • Heartbreak on the Hilltop,...

    Pendleton County led for one tenth of one second Friday night, but that was enough to defeat the Harrison County Thorobreds in the final game of the 38th District Tournament 61-60.  
    The Thorobreds dominated the game until the middle of the fourth quarter, leading by 20 points once in the final period before the inability to make free throws cost them the game.  
    Harrison County jumped out to a 5-0 lead on a Tyler Wagner basket and the first of Dillon Pulliam’s six three pointers.  

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  • The sun will come up; and come...

    If I am repeating myself from a time ago, please forgive me, but the boys’ district championship game begs for an old saying. When a person is young things seem bigger than they do when you look back on them after a few years.
    “Time heals all” and “The sun will come up tomorrow” are two old sayings that are frequently used after a particularly difficult time or event has taken place.  

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    Bowl game set for 2011
    football season
    The Harrison County Thorobreds football schedule has been released for 2011 and it features two bowl games for Coach Mark Carroll’s squad.  
    The first bowl game is the first-ever Thorobred Bowl, which will also have a corporate sponsor to be named later. This two-game bowl will feature the Rockcastle County Rockets facing the Sheldon Clark Cardinals in the first game and the host Thorobreds and the Grant County Braves in the nightcap.  

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