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Today's Sports

  • Fillies lose close games at...

    Wednesday night the Fillies traveled to Mt. Olivet and lost what was a very winnable game to the Lady Devils, 31-30.  
    Neither team could find the range from the field for the entire game as Harrison County shot 10 for 49 for 20 percent and Robertson County made only 14 of 51 for 27.5 percent.  
    The Lady Devils missed 19 three-point shots in a row before Kaela Saner made two in a row in the last 22 seconds of the game for the win.  

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  • Breds tame Mustangs with...

    The Harrison County Thorobreds improved their season record to 9-10 Tuesday night with a 62-53 win over Bishop Brossart.
    The Breds, who have lost the last seven times that they had faced the Mustangs, raced out to a 10-point lead at the end of the first period, 21-11.  
    Harrison County shot the ball extremely well all night beginning with eight of 13 in the opening period.  
    The balanced scoring began in the first quarter as four players scored, paced by senior Robbie Stroub and junior Zack Pulliam, who each had six points.  

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  • Sports this week

    Fillies Basketball
    Wednesday, Jan. 21, at Robertson County Varsity Only  7 p.m.
    Thursday, Jan. 22, vs. Montgomery County (H) Freshman 6:30 p.m.
    Friday, Jan. 23, at Mason County JV/V 6/7:30 p.m.
    Monday, Jan. 26, vs. Campbell County (H) JV/V 6/7:30 p.m.
    Wednesday, Jan. 28, vs. Pendleton County (H) F/JV 6/7:30 p.m.

    Indoor track
    Saturday, Jan. 24, at Mason County 10 a.m.

    Wrestling
    Wednesday, Jan. 21, at Madison Central Duals, Richmond

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  • Fillies continue close losses,...

    The saying ‘close but no cigar’ is getting all to familiar for the Harrison County Fillies as they dropped two more close games that were within their grasp.  
    On Saturday, the Fillies lost to Bourbon County (13-7) in Paris by a score of 52-49 in one of their better efforts of the season.  
    A couple of critical misses late in the game along with an abundance of fourth quarter turnovers spelled doom for the Harrison County quintet.  

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  • Sports beat

    Football Alumni Association to meet Jan. 25
    The Harrison County Football Alumni Association will hold its winter meeting on Jan. 25 at 2 p.m. at Hardee’s Restaurant in Cynthiana. The alumni will discuss the annual Hall of Fame banquet for 2015.
    Any questions call Jim Furnish at 234-1904.

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  • Wrestlers whip Bourbon County,...

    Harrison County won 10 of 14 matches in the Border Battle with Bourbon County Wednesday night in a 58-22 win over the Colonels.  
    There were four forfeit wins for the Breds compared to only two forfeit losses as Harrison County is beginning to recover from a season of illness and injury.  
    Kellon Williams in the 220 lbs class, won by a major decision (12-2) while the remainder of the Thorobreds’ wins were with falls.  

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  • Is it in the rule book?

    My mentor in officiating and one of the best people ever, John Swinford had an answer to coaches not wanting a rule to be enforced.  
    He never, to my knowledge, actually used it but he had a great comeback when a particular rule was not liked by a coach.  
    John would say something like we should let each coach line out the rules from the book that they do not want called and see how that works out.  

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  • Harrison County Middle School...

    The Harrison County Middle School sixth, seventh and eighth grade teams played at home with Powell County Thursday, at Bourbon County on Monday and again at home Tuesday with Paris.  
    This busy schedule included the first win of the year for the seventh grade Monday at Bourbon County and Eighth Grade Night Tuesday on the Hilltop.
    The sixth graders improved their season record to 9-5 with wins over Powell County, 25-13, Bourbon County, 29-19, and Paris, 29-12.  
    The sixth grade Colts have now won six straight games.  

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  • Breds continue Jekyll and Hyde...

    When the Harrison County Thorobreds beat 10th Region power George Rogers Clark last Tuesday it looked like the long anticipated improvement to region contender had taken place.  
    Instead, Harrison County traveled to Bourbon County Thursday and played what may have been their worse game of the season.  
    The Thorobreds jumped out to the expected lead against the 6-10 Colonels rolling to a 13-3 advantage after three minutes.  

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