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Today's Sports

  • Sports this week

    Feb. 4 -11
    Breds Basketball
    Friday, Feb. 6, vs. Bracken County (H) Homecoming and Sr. Night
    F/JV/V,  Feb. 6, 7:30 p.m.  Sr. night after JV game, Homecoming at halftime
    Saturday, Feb. 7, at Collins F/JV/V, 4:45/6/7:30 p.m.
    Fillies Basketball
    Wednesday, Feb. 4, vs. Scott County (H) Freshman 7 p.m.
    Saturday, Feb. 7, at Brossart JV/V  6/7:30 p.m.
    Monday, Feb. 9, at Estill County JV/V 6/7:30 p.m.
    Wednesday, Feb. 11, vs. Woodford County (H) JV/V 6/7:30 p.m.
    Wrestling

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  • Colts complete regular season in...

    The Harrison County Middle School Colts completed the regular season Wednesday night as they battled the Wildcats of Phillip A. Sharp Middle School.  
    The HCMS eighth grade team will advance to the Bluegrass Conference Tournament as they host Georgetown Middle Tuesday night.  
    The winner of that game will face Scott County Middle on Thursday with the finals at Elkhorn on Friday.
    The sixth grade Colts jumped out to a 6-1 lead after one quarter and pulled steadily away for a 33-23 victory.  

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  • This and that

    The Class “A” Basketball tournament is over with both the girls’ and boys’ tournament winners hailing from the 9th Region.  
    Covington Holy Cross and Newport Central Catholic were the winners.  
    Newport Central Catholic won for the third straight year, which sounds like it is time for a move up to the next level. I would propose that when a team wins the Class “A” that they have to move to a higher class for at least one year.  
    This would help give the non-recruiters a chance to win one now and then.  

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  • Cook sets another hurdle record...

    Senior Kassidy Cook broke another of Katelyn Gray’s Harrison County High School hurdles records Saturday, this time in the 60M hurdles.  
    Cook was competing along with some others from the track team in the Wildcat Track Classic held at the University of Kentucky.  
    The Wildcat Track Classic had competitors from around the state with some events sporting as many as 100 athletes.  
    Cook finished second in the 60M hurdles in a photo finish with a time of :09.29 seconds.  
    Gray’s 2007 record was :09.71.  

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  • Sports beat

    Softball Fillies to home chili supper
    Coach Christine Garnett and the Harrison County softball Fillies will host a chili supper Friday before and during the Harrison County Homecoming and Senior Night game on the Hilltop.  
    The Thorobreds will play host to Bracken County for the Homecoming festivities, which will take place at halftime of the varsity game. Senior Night recognition will take place between the junior varsity and varsity contests.  

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  • Harrison County girls win...

    The Harrison County girls’ bowling team won the region last weekend and will compete for the state championship as a team on Friday the 13th.  
    The state meet will be held at Eastland Lanes.  
    The Harrison County team members are Shaylee Carter, Jessica Wilson, Andra Gaunce, Josie Vaughn, Shelbi Morris, Brooklyn Fryman, Kelsi Whitson, Miracle Switzer, Alexys Switzer and Tara Ross.   
    The boys’ team also bowled well finishing fifth in a very strong field.  

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  • Colts lose opening conference...

    Georgetown Middle School used a 10-point fourth-quarter advantage to break a tie and win the opening game of the Bluegrass Conference tournament 56-46 over the Harrison County Colts.  
    The game was tight through out as Georgetown held only a three-point lead with about three minutes to play.  
    The visiting team made a four-point play out of a technical foul and took a seven-point lead which was too much for the Colts to overcome.  

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  • Philpott leads Fillies to...

    Harrison County junior Madison Philpott changed her jersey number from 20 to 23 and the Fillies won two straight games for the second time this season.
    On Monday, the Fillies took an early lead and went on to defeat Williamstown (12-9) by a 50-42 score.  
    Philpott scored eight of Harrison County’s first 12 points as she played with confidence that she hadn’t shown this season.  
    Senior Kelsey Roberts, who started in place of Chelsea Ingram who missed the game with an illness, came up big in the first half as well.  

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  • Breds coming together, win at...

    The Harrison County Thorobreds coupled the win at Pendleton County Friday with road wins at Fleming County on Saturday and Campbell County on Tuesday. The pair of wins gives the Thorobreds a 12-11 season record.  
    On Saturday the Breds came out a little flat after the win at Falmouth on Friday.  
    Harrison County took some questionable shots in the first period, which resulted in three-for-12 shooting for the period.  
    Meanwhile, Fleming County was making seven of 11 to take a 16-10 lead at the end of the stanza.  

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  • Harrison County wrestlers place...

    The Harrison County wrestling Thorobreds finished higher than any other Harrison County wrestling team Saturday as they came in second in the Kentucky Wrestling Coaches Association State Duals.  
    The meet, which was held in Sturgis, Kentucky, featured an all star line up of teams from around the state competing in the small and large school categories.  
    The Breds were second to host Union County in the small team division.  
    Union County went on to defeat the winner of the large school division for the overall championship.  

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