Today's Sports

The Jan. 30 loss to Nicholas County by a 54-47 count seemed like a distant memory Saturday when the Fillies took the floor in Vanceburg to face the Lewis County Lady Lions.  
Lewis County had won three of their last four games and featured two of the 16th Region’s better players in 6-foot-2-inch Savannah Anderson and junior guard Emily Frye.  
The Fillies, according to Coach Kim Furnish, were coming off some good practices and were ready to play.

The Harrison County Thorobreds wrestling team showed great improvement Saturday as they participated in the Simon Kenton Duals.  
This always-tough meet saw the Breds take matches from Anderson County, Badin, Ohio, Male and Central of Louisville while losing to Top 10 team Henry Clay.  
The Blue Devils feature eight seniors of the 14 wrestlers giving them quite an advantage over most competitors.  

The Republic Bank Classic did not do much for Harrison County’s won-loss record as the Thorobreds lost three of the four games they played in the event.  
However, the Breds learned a lot about who they are and how far they can go as the Harrison County boys played almost well enough to win all four games.  
They opened with the five-point loss to the host and eventual winner Lexington Catholic before defeating nine-game winner Clinton County.  

Georgetown Titans try outs
The Georgetown Titans select baseball team will be holding try outs for the 2014 baseball season for their Under 10 baseball team in January at the Bullpen in Georgetown, Ky. The player cannot turn 11 before May 1, 2014.
For more information call John Lopez 859-221-2430 or e-mail jlopez@midway.edu or gtowntitans@gmail.com.

Co-ed volleyball signups underway
The Department of Parks and Recreation is now accepting signups for co-ed volleyball, which will be played at the City Hall Sports Complex on Sunday afternoons.