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Today's Sports

  • Some football season thoughts

    Finally, football is here with college ball beginning last weekend for some smaller schools and the big guns beginning this week.  
    The smaller school games are just as important to them as the big school games are to the big schools. However, the big media people are focused on the big schools.  
    High school has also started and while the Breds have dropped the first two games, there is much improvement and spirits are still high on the Hilltop.  

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  • Sports beat

    Breds’ home opener is Friday
    The Harrison County football Thorobreds will open the home season Friday night when they play host to 1-1 Montgomery County.  
    Athletic Director Brad Allison commented on the excitement on the Hilltop for Friday’s tussle. “We are all excited about the home opener and hope that the fans will come out and show their support for the coaches and the players who have been working so hard.”

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  • Cross Country
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  • Second in Estill Co.
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  • Breds lose two straight, fall to...

    Mike Aldridge,
    Sports Writer
    hoosiers49@gmail.com

    On Tuesday night, the Harrison County Soccer Thorobreds lost a disappointing 4-2 match to Bourbon County (2-1) at the Athletic Complex.  
    The first half ended with Bourbon County in the lead by 1-0 as they scored on a free kick.
    The match was extremely rough throughout with both teams receiving numerous free kicks and a penalty kick each.  
    There were four yellow cards passed out with two going to each team.  

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  • Fillies beat Scott High, lose...

    Mike Aldridge,
    Sports Writer
    hoosiers49@gmail.com

    The Harrison County Fillies traveled northward Wednesday to Scott High and came home with a hard-fought 2-nil win over the Lady Eagles.  
    The night was delayed only slightly by lightning.  
    The varsity game basically started on time without the junior varsity game being played due to the weather.  
    The varsity started play in the rain and the Fillies struggled at first to adjust to the speed the ball travels on the turf fields.  

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  • Volleyball Fillies handle Mason...

    Mike Aldridge,
    Sports Writer
    hoosiers49@gmail.com

    The Harrison County Fillies volleyball team ran their record to 5-2 over the weekend with a runner-up finish in the Glacier Invitational at Bracken County.
    Earlier in the week on Thursday, the Mason County Lady Royals were on the Hilltop for a freshman, junior varsity, varsity triple header.  

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  • Breds close but lose back and...

    Mike Aldridge,
    Sports Writer
    hoosiers49@gmail.com

    In Coach Neil Furnish’s head coaching debut, the Harrison County Thorobreds battled the East Jessamine Jaguars Friday night but came away with a 38-33 loss.  
    The Breds saw a combination of problems on special teams and fumbles led them down the road to the VisitNich.com Bowl defeat.
    Harrison County took the opening kick off and Luke Slucher ran it seven yards to the Harrison County 38-yard line.  

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  • Sports this week

    Golf
    Thursday, Aug. 27, Breds vs. Paris Cynthiana Country Club
    Saturday, Aug. 29, Breds at Mason County Tourney Laurel Oaks Golf Club
    Monday, Aug. 31, Fillies at George Rogers Clark Winchester Country Club

    HCMS Football
    Thursday, Aug. 27, at Elkhorn Middle School 6 p.m.

    HCHS Football
    Saturday, Aug. 29, at North Laurel played at South Laurel 5:30 p.m.
    I75 South to exit 38.  Left to Hwy 25 (by McDonald’s) right on 25, school on right
    Monday, Aug. 31, Fr/JV at Mason County 6 p.m.

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  • Breds golfers win over Bourbon...

    Mike Aldridge,
    Sports Writer
    hoosiers49@gmail.com

    The Harrison County Thorobreds golf team played in three separate matches last week defeating Bourbon County Thursday, finishing ninth of 19 teams at Tates Creek and losing a close match Monday at Mt. Sterling.  
    The Fillies won their only match during that time period defeating Montgomery County 197 to 205 Monday at Indian Creek Golf  Club.  
    Sarah Holland was the medalist Monday afternoon as she shot a good score of 42 for the nine-hole match.  

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