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Today's Sports

  • Sports beat

    Alumni football coming back
    for second year in April
    Gridiron Alumni has announced that it will be coming back to Kentucky again this year for another series of exciting alumni football.  
    This year on Friday, April 5, the Harrison County alumni will again take on the Bourbon County Pride team. Game time will be released at a later date along with more information about the two teams.  
    The next night, the event travels to Montgomery County where the alumni from Montgomery County and Clark County will do battle.

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  • Jody Wachter Memorial Bowling...
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  • Heat
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  • Youth Wrestling
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  • Sweet Sixteen
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  • Score 'N' More
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  • HCMS Soccer
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  • Basketball Breds fall to Scott...

    In a hard-fought game Friday night the Harrison County Thorobreds dropped a 58-44 verdict to the Scott High Eagles in the 10th Region semi-finals.
    The cold shooting of Coach Larry Kendall’s charges late in the second quarter spelled doom for the Breds. Up to that point, the Breds were playing evenly with Scott High.  
    The Thorobreds took an early lead as they held the northern Kentucky Eagles to only two field goals in the first period.  

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  • Basketball All Region team named...

    The 10th Region Coaches Association announced this year’s 15-member all-region team based on voting by the coaches.  
    Tenth Region champion Montgomery County had two players on the 15-team roster as did Augusta, Bishop Brossart and Campbell County.  
    Despite making it to the semi final round, both Scott High and Harrison County had only one player among the 15 with the Thorobreds having only Scott Kendall named to either the 15-player team or the 13-player honorable mention list.

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  • HCHS, HCMS are regional archery...

    Continuing a tradition of powerful archery, the Harrison County High School and Middle School Archery teams brought home first place in the 8th Region archery competition.  
    The meet, which was held on Saturday in Independence at the Twenhofel Middle School, featured nine high school and nine middle school teams.  (William H. Twenhofel is a famous geologist from Covington).

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