Today's Sports

Coach Larry Kendall and the staff of the Harrison County basketball Thorobreds hosted the team in the annual awards banquet Tuesday night at the high school.  
This ceremony, different from the others, was held on the basketball floor at center court where the team spent many hours over the past years.  
The six seniors who toiled together for the past four years prompted Coach Kendall to hold the program where they had molded together as a team.

The Harrison County Thorobreds improved their season record to 5-0 Thursday night with a 6-2 win over the Pendleton County Wildcats (2-3).  
The game was scheduled to be played in Falmouth but was moved by weather and field conditions to Harrison County.  
The Thorobreds already owned a 10-0 win over the Wildcats on March 14 on the Hilltop.  
The game was scoreless until the bottom of the second when John King blasted a two-run home run scoring starting pitcher Jordan Martin.  

The Harrison County Fillies put together 19 hits including three home runs, a triple and a double en route to a 15-3 win over Bracken County Thursday in Brooksville.
The game began with a four-run first inning for the Fillies as, after a Morgan Grose walk and a single by Morgan Florence, Ashley Coppage blasted a three-run home run to give the visiting Harrison County girls a 3-0 lead.  
After a couple of line outs to short, Shelby Ishmael singled, advanced on a walk to Courtney Newsome and then scored the fourth run on a single by Haley Powers.