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Today's Sports

  • Being a sports fan is so much fun

    It is Sunday night and I am finishing up the part of the paper I am writing this week, but I can hardly concentrate.  
    New England and the Bengals are playing football and the Angels and the Royals are playing baseball. I have to keep checking the scores.  
    Riley and Ian went to the Boys of Fall baseball practice this afternoon and Hayden went to the football team’s film session tonight.  
    If CeCe is not doing some sort of cheerleading acrobatics she is thinking about one so my life is full of sports.  

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  • Eighth grade Colts lose a close...

    The Harrison County Middle School eighth grade Colts came within three seconds of winning on Eighth Grade Night, but a 10-yard pass play by McNabb’s quarterback put the Indians on top 30-26 Thursday night.  
    The eighth grade scored first on a 29-yard touchdown run by T.C. Abbott to take a 6-0 lead after the Colts stopped McNabb on two possessions forcing punts both times.  
    At the end of the first quarter, the Colts intercepted a McNabb pass but couldn’t move the ball and started the second quarter by punting the ball back.

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  • Homecoming Court
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  • Cynthiana Sin The’ Shaolin...
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  • Score 'N' More
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  • Breds have two poor performances...

    Harrison County’s soccer Thorobreds lost last Thursday to Paris in the Athletic Complex in a game that Coach Nick Hill described as one where they ”just went through the motions.”
    When the Thorobreds got caught watching the ball bounce in the penalty area, Paris took a 1-0 lead on a rebound shot off a Chris Ortiz stop. This gave the Greyhounds a 1-0 lead at the half.  

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  • Golfers end season in region...

    The Harrison County Fillies golf team traveled to Maysville Monday to compete in the Eighth Region Tournament.  
    Scott County was the team winner with a team total of 334, followed by Mason County with 348.  
    The Fillies finished sixth of the nine schools competing with a total of 439.  
    Sarah Holland and Sarah Durbin led the Harrison County girls with 98 totals while Morgan Nelly shot 120, Anna Midden, 122, and Kenzi Jones, 136, for the Fillies team total.  

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  • Fillies rebound from loss to...

    The Harrison County volleyball Fillies were not over matched last Thursday night when they played host to the Lady Mustangs of Bishop Brossart, losing in three sets.  
    The sets were each close as the Fillies battled the favored visitors 25-16, 25-18 and 25-18.  Bishop Brossart improved to 10-8 with the win while the Fillies evened their record at 11-11.
    On Tuesday evening, Harrison County traveled to Flemingsburg to face the Lady Panthers of Fleming County.  

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  • Sports this week

    Volleyball
    Tuesday, Oct. 2, at Robertson Co. 6/7:30 p.m.
    Tuesday, Oct. 7, vs. Grant Co. (Home) 5:30/6:15/7:30 p.m.
    Cross country
    Saturday, Oct. 4, Williamstown Invitational
    Golf
    Tuesday, Oct. 7,  Girls’ State Golf Meet, Bowling Green
    Breds soccer
    Thursday, Oct. 2, vs. St. Patrick (Home) 6 p.m. Varsity only
    Tuesday, Oct. 7, vs. Grant Co. (Home) 6/7:30 p.m.
    Fillies soccer
    Wednesday, Oct. 1, at George Rogers Clark  6/7:30 p.m.
    HCMS football

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  • Soccer Fillies win three of four...

    Monday night was Senior Night for the Harrison County Fillies soccer team. Five seniors were honored between the junior varsity and varsity contests in the Athletic Complex.
    Kassidy Cook, Chelsea Ingram, Taylor Martin, Morgan Puckett and Hannah Thomas were recognized for their hard work and dedication throughout their careers with the Fillies soccer team.
    The match saw the Fillies get back on the winning track after Saturday’s 1-nil loss at Western Hills broke their four-game winning streak.  

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