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Today's Sports

  • Fillies, Thorobreds battle...

    There are no moral victories especially after a team has led for a good portion of the game. However, when one considers the competition, Friday’s games at Montgomery County might be considered a moral victory, at least for the Fillies.
    The Fillies started Friday’s game against the Lady Indians by playing with the same control as they have the last few games.  
    Coach Kim Furnish’s squad controlled the tempo of the game and played some steady defense to take a 9 to 5 lead at the end of the first stanza.  

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  • Mattox finishes 7th in state...

    Harrison County’s 106-pound wrestler, freshman Michael Mattox, finished seventh in his weight class Friday and Saturday at the KHSAA State Championship Meet held at the Kentucky Horse Park.  
    Mattox suffered a one-point loss in a decision on Friday night to Ansar Kurbanov of Louisville Iroquois to put him into the consolation bracket. He battled back Saturday winning three straight before losing to Dallas Ochsenbein of North Oldham in his fourth match of the day.

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  • Youth Basketball
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  • One man’s decision, sometimes

    The last few Harrison County basketball games that I have watched and some games on television have brought me to this conclusion.  The game is too difficult to officiate so let the players call their own fouls like we do in backyard and school ground games.  
    Or at least we used to when we played backyard and school ground games before hand-held electronic devices.  
    This would first eliminate the block/charge foul.  

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  • Sports beat

    Track athletes continue
    improvement at Mason Co.
    Coaches Danny Simpson’s and Robert Walker’s Harrison County track runners traveled to Mason County for the third in the series of indoor track meets last Saturday.  
    Junior Kassidy Cook ran the second fastest all-time Harrison County at the 55M distance as she covered the distance in 9.35 seconds. Cook finished third in the event. She also ran the 55M dash in 8.10, which is also the second fastest for a Fillie at that distance.  

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  • Doram selected First Team All...

    Harrison County senior Jordan Doram has been selected first team All-10th Region by the coaches of the 10th Region schools.  
    She is joined on the first team by Sarah Futscher of Bishop Brossart, Erica Rogers of Montgomery County, Sandra Skinner of George Rogers Clark and Asia Sims of Bourbon County.  
    Doram was the only Harrison County player listed on the three all region teams or the honorable mention list.  

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  • Breds, Fillies derail Engineers

    The final boy/girl home doubleheader Thursday night saw the Harrison County Thorobreds and Fillies matched up with their counterparts from Estill County High School.
    The boys played first on this night and set the stage for a Harrison County sweep.
    Junior guard D.J. Jenkins was the catalyst early as he sliced through the Engineers’ defense for a couple of easy baskets in the final home game for the Harrison County seniors.  

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  • Fillies win 1 of 3 as season...

    The Harrison County Fillies faced three very good teams over the last week losing two games at home but claiming a come-from-behind victory at East Jessamine last Saturday.
    Thursday evening the Lady Bears from Bracken County visited the Hilltop with a very experienced and veteran lineup to face the Harrison County girls.  
    Coach Patrick Kelsch started four seniors and brought three others off the bench for his 14-5 Lady Bears.  

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  • Breds lose two more leads, two...

    The Harrison County Thorobreds faced the 15th rated Collins Titans Saturday night on the Hilltop in a game that had an all too familiar ending for the Thorobreds.  
    After compiling a 12-point halftime lead, the Thorobreds were outscored 33 to 19 in the second half to lose the Senior Night game.  
    The game started with the four seniors, Dillon Pulliam, Mason Ritchie, Landon Palmer and long-time manager Russell Crosthwaite in the line up along with junior D.J. Jenkins.  

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