Today's Sports

Fillies run in indoor meet at Mason Co.
The Harrison County Fillies track team had two participants in the Mason County indoor track meet, last Saturday in Maysville. 
Haley and Hannah Creech each competed in two events. 
The 19-team meet was won by Mason County with 93 points followed by Male with 91 and Dixie Heights with 60. 
The Fillies were 14th with nine points.  Haley Creech was second in the pole vault clearing 8’6”.  She was also eighth in the 400M dash in 1:08.48. 

The Harrison County High School KY-051 AFJROTC Marksmanship Team participated in the Kentucky State Air Rifle Championship on Jan. 31 and did quite well to be in their second year competing as a team.
Both A and B teams competed in the Advanced Sporter Class Division against 39 other schools from around the state. The A-Team came away with a fourth place finish scoring 1956 points and the B-Team finished seventh with 1664. Henderson County High School won the state title with 2055 points.

Mike Aldridge,
Sports Writer
hoosiers49@gmail.com

The Harrison County Thorobreds played perhaps their poorest half of the season Wednesday night as 10-18 Bourbon County came to the Hilltop to play a rematch of the Dec. 19, 83-57 win by the Breds.  
The second time around was much different with Bourbon County staying with the Breds in the first half and then exploding for 52 points in the second half for an 86-50 whipping of the Thorobreds.  

It is not completely the fault of the undisciplined.  Discipline begins at home but cannot always be controlled by the parents. So, who or what is to blame for the lack of discipline that we see today in sports from Little League to high school.
The environment that surrounds a young person is in part responsible for how he or she is disciplined.  If a parent, guardian or another adult figure is always at odds with authority then the likelihood of them following in those footsteps is pretty good.