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Today's Sports

  • Apparently they don’t care

    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.  

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  • HCHS Bowling Team
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  • Fillies, Breds sweep Augusta on...

    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.  

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  • HCMS Colts Basketball
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  • Sports beat

    Harrison County Football Alumni Association to meet
    The Harrison County Football Alumni Association will hold a meeting on Sunday, Jan. 26 at 2 p.m. at the Harrison County Sheriff’s Office. The 2014 Hall of Fame banquet will be the topic of discussion. Support for Harrison County football will also be discussed.
    For more information contact Jim Furnish at 234-1904.

    Co-ed volleyball signups underway

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  • Score 'N' More
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  • Scott County rips Breds 91-49...

    As Coach Larry Kendall said, “We played them well for the first quarter, but after that it wasn’t pretty.”  
    That sums up the Harrison County Thorobreds’ trip to Scott County on Tuesday night.  
    Kendall went on to say, “After the first period, we made some poor decisions, took some bad shots and were out hustled to every 50/50 ball.  All things that you can’t do against a really good team.”

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  • Thorobreds lose home battle with...

    The Harrison County Thorobreds lost their third straight game Friday night when they dropped a closely contested game with the Cooper Jaguars, 55-51.  
    The game played on the Hilltop was a rematch of a Dec. 18 game at Mason County where the Breds won by a 54-42 margin.  
    Cooper was playing without freshman guard Sean McNeil, who was out with an injury, but Sean’s older brother senior Zach picked up the slack as he poured in a game high 23 points to lead the Jaguars.  

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  • Fillies get back on track with...

    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.

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  • Bowling teams finish second in...

    Saturday, Jan, 4, was an exciting bowling day for both the Harrison County Fillies bowlers and the Thorobreds bowling team.  
    They traveled to Erlanger to compete in a 15-team tournament with some of the top teams in northern Kentucky as well as local teams.
    Both the Fillies and the Breds qualified in second place with the Fillies missing first by one pin.  
    The Breds missed first place by only 25 pins so both teams were close to the top as the competition began for the tournament championship.  

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