Today's Sports

If you would have told Coach Larry Kendall that his Thorobreds were going to make 15 points in the second half against George Rogers Clark Tuesday night he probably would not have liked his chances.  
Both teams made 15 points each in the second half as the Thorobreds used a superlative second quarter to beat the Cardinals in Winchester 50-37 to improve to 7-9 for the season.  
“We will take the win,” said the second-year coach after the game. “We played really well in the second period; about as well as we have played all year.”

Michael Mattox, 106 lb., and Mason Fryman, 170 lb., were undefeated for the day to lead the Harrison County Thorobreds to a second place finish in the Defender of the Mat tournament at Bryan Station on Saturday.  
Fryman pinned all three of his opponents while Mattox pinned two and won in a two minute tech fall in the other to score big for the Thorobreds.  
Of course, it takes more than two wrestlers to finish well in a meet and the Thorobreds had others who also performed to a very high standard.  

At the risk of losing my good standing with the school I feel like I have to comment on the triple header with Fleming County held last Saturday.
While this will be seen as critical of the administration some of it is beyond their control or it is as the situation currently stands.  
If it should be or not may be up for debate.  

Two games that were thought to be tough battles played out that way for the basketball Fillies, but the Thorobreds had a running clock in their game as the two Harrison County squads swept by Augusta Thursday night in Augusta.  
The Fillies were coming off one of their better performances of the year in Lewis County and they continued where they left off Saturday.  
Madison Philpot and Jordan Doram combined for all 14 of the Fillies’ first quarter points as they rushed out to a 14-8 first-quarter advantage.