Today's Sports

Bishop Brossart won the girl’s portion of the Harrison County Invitational Track Meet and set three new meet records in the process.  
The Lady Mustangs edged Scott County by only three and one half points followed by Mason County, Beechwood, Lexington Christian and Harrison County.  
The Fillies were sixth in the 14-team field.  
Kassidy Cook led the way for the Fillies taking second in the 100M hurdles, third in the triple jump, and fourth in both the long jump and high jump.  

Track, tennis and other spring sports are in full swing, but the sports that keep me the busiest are softball and baseball.  
Umpiring softball takes two or three nights or Saturdays each week and when the daily baseball game is added it makes it tough to get everything in for one guy.  
I am always grateful to the coaches who send me the information following the events and to Jim Swinford who helps me out a lot with baseball.  

The Harrison County Thorobreds began where they left off Monday night by striking for four runs on four hits, a sacrifice and a walk in the first inning Tuesday to defeat Pendleton County, 8-3.  
The game, played on the Hilltop, saw the Wildcats bring a six-game winning streak into the contest. In fact, the last Wildcats’ loss was to Harrison County, 6-0, on April 1 in Falmouth.
C.J. Claypool led off the bottom of the first with a single followed by a single by Brett Persinger, a sacrifice by Robbie Stroub and a two-RBI single by John King.