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Today's Sports

  • 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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  • Gems sparkle at Jamfest Cheer...

    The Cynthiana Gems traveled to Indianapolis over the weekend for the Jamfest Cheer Supernationals.  
    The Gems have two divisions, the Amethysts and the Sapphires.  
    The Amethyst are the older group in Youth Level II while the Sapphires are the younger girls in Youth Level I. The girls range from ages 6-11 for the two teams.  
    The Supernationals saw the Sapphires bring home the second place trophy while the Amethyst were fifth overall despite an excellent second place in Sunday’s final.  

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  • First ever "Strongest...

    By Cassie Moses, Guest writer
    The strongest ladies in Kentucky and surrounding states will meet in Cynthiana on Saturday, Feb. 28, beginning at 11 a.m. to decide who will take home the title of “Strongest Southern Belle.”

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  • Wrestlers finish 9th at North...

    The Harrison County High School wrestling team sent a group of nine wrestlers to Radcliff Saturday to battle in the North Hardin Invitational.  
    Illness and injury have plagued the grapplers as of late and has severely limited practice and meet participation.
    Three members of Harrison County’s wrestling team continued Saturday to compile an outstanding series of matches for the season.  
    Kellon Williams finished in first place with a decision over Hunter Ruber of Walton Verona and a pin over Josh Mullins of Newport.  

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  • HCMS cheerleaders finish third...

    Saturday at Eastern Kentucky University the Harrison County Middle School cheerleaders competed against the other 13 region winners from around the Commonwealth.  Only region winners are eligible to compete for the state championship and the HCMS squad won its regional title in November and went on to finish third Saturday.  
    The cheerleaders, coached by Kenzie Whalen Leathers, performed advanced stunt sequences and tumbling skills during their routine. They had nearly a clean routine until one side of the pyramid fell on the very last part of the routine.  

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  • Colts play at home, Frankfort...

    The Harrison County Middle School Colts played host to Royal Springs Thursday and traveled to Frankfort and Paris on Monday and Tuesday as they continue a very busy schedule.  
    The sixth grade Colts improved to 6-5 on the year as they defeated Frankfort and Paris.  
    At Frankfort on Monday, the sixth grade squad rallied from a first-quarter deficit and led by 22-19 at the half. They then held off the Panthers for a 36-32 win.  

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  • Fillies’ Gray and Philpott on...

    Harrison County will have two Fillies players, Whitney Gray and Madison Philpott, on the Scholastic Ball Report this Saturday at 11:30 on WKYT Channel 27.  
    The show’s host, Gary Ball, contacted Coach Kim Furnish who will accompany the girls on Monday to inquire about the girls attending the program.      
    Gray, who is a senior, was a member of the Governor’s Scholar program last summer held at Murray State University. Whitney has a 4.1 GPA and has scored a 33 on the ACT.  

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  • Was Sunday Peyton Manning’s last...

    Before I go into the demise of Peyton Manning I want to go into two other things.  
    First, rather than write an article about the change in the Harrison County Thorobreds roster, I am going to just comment with a few facts.  
    D.J. Jenkins is back on the Breds’ roster after attempting to transfer to play at Scott County.
    There will be no blame levied here.
    The KHSAA, after Harrison County appealed, ruled that he could not play at Scott County.  He is now enrolled at Harrison County High School and is eligible to play.  

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