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Today's Sports

  • Largemouth bass removal taking...

    FRANKFORT, Ky. -- Crews from the fisheries division of the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources will remove largemouth bass from Beaver Lake in Anderson County in the coming weeks to alleviate overcrowding and improve growth rates of fish.

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  • Additional fishing access opens...

    Anglers eager to catch the white bass spawning run along a section of Salt River above Taylorsville Lake can get there easier now that some road access has re-opened in the area.
    The gated accesses at Palmer Road and Old River Road off Ky. 44 at Taylorsville Lake Wildlife Management Area (WMA) will remain open from daylight until dark into summer, except for closures during the youth-only and general spring turkey seasons.

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  • Researchers to deploy wall of...

    Researchers will experiment with a riverbed bubbler and sound system as part of the ongoing effort to slow the spread of Asian carp throughout the Mississippi River basin.
    European technology originally designed to steer migrating salmon back into main river channels will be tested below Barkley Dam in western Kentucky as an environmentally friendly way to block passage of Asian carp upstream.

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  • Breds open season with 2-0 win...

    Mike Aldridge,
    Sports Writer
    hoosiers49@gmail.com

    Dillon Arnold and Andrew Day combined for a five-hitter and the Harrison County defense played error-free ball as the Thorobreds shutout the Walton Verona Bearcats Monday in Walton.  
    Senior outfielder Russ Judy picked up three of the Thorobreds seven hits as he had a perfect three for three at the plate.
    Harrison County scored both runs in the top of the first inning when Bearcat starter Braxton Foley gave up three walks and a base hit.  

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  • Tennis teams split with...

    Mike Aldridge,
    Sports Writer
    hoosiers49@gmail.com

    The Harrison County High School tennis team finally got their season going with a match at Pendleton County, Thursday afternoon. The Fillies’ veteran group swept the Lady Cats 6-0 while the Breds dropped their match 2-5, though they won both number one matches.

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  • Archery
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  • Kylie Hudgins playing big-time...

    Mike Aldridge,
    Sports Writer
    hoosiers49@gmail.com

    Harrison County Middle School student Kylie Hudgins is a very busy soccer player.  She is a member of the two-time defending champion of the Bluegrass Conference Fillies and plays on the CDA 04 Girls team of the US Youth Soccer National league.  

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  • HCMS soccer Fillies start season...

    Mike Aldridge,
    Sports Writer
    hoosiers49@gmail.com

    The Harrison County Middle School Soccer Fillies won a tough 1-0 match Thursday in Frankfort and then swamped Grant County, Monday on the Hilltop, 10-0. 
    Thursday the Fillies were playing without two key players, Kylie Hudgins and goalkeeper Lily Winkle.  The defensive back line of Payton Slade, Emma Renaker, Olivia Hatterick and Kyla Soard kept the Elkhorn squad at bay. 

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  • KHSAA Ag Athlete
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  • Kentucky Afield Outdoors: Spring...

    The landscape awakens almost spontaneously from its winter slumber. Winter flocks break up into smaller groups. Innumerable turkey calls and lifelike decoys reappear at sporting goods retailers.
    Turkey hunters interpret these occurrences as signs that it will not be long before they are easing into their spots before dawn, filled with anticipation.

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