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Today's Sports

  • Breds play well but lose 2-1 to...

    Mike Aldridge,
    Sports Writer
    hoosiers49@gmail.com

    “What a great night of soccer,” exclaimed Coach Nick Hill. “We lost, but played the best, full 80 minutes of soccer that we have played all year.”  
    Hill’s comments came on the heels of the Thorobreds’ match in Lexington Thursday night with Lexington Catholic in which the Breds fell 2-1.  
    “I could not be more proud of these young men,” Hill continued. “We are playing our best soccer at just the right time.”

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  • Sports this week

    Football
    Thursday, Oct. 15, at Franklin Co. Freshman   6:30 p.m.
    Cross County
    Saturday, Oct. 17, at Pendleton Co. Invitational

    Volleyball
    Friday, Oct. 16, at Rowan Co. Invitational  JV
    Saturday, Oct. 17, at Rowan Co. Invitational JV
    Monday, Oct. 19, District Volleyball at Pendleton Co.
    Tuesday, Oct. 20, District Volleyball at Pendleton Co.

    Breds Soccer
    Thursday, Oct. 15, Breds vs. winner of St. Patrick vs. Pendleton Co.

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  • Middle School girls’ basketball...

    Mike Aldridge,
    Sports Writer
    hoosiers49@gmail.com

    The Harrison County Middle School girls are having quite a successful season even if the eighth grade team’s record doesn’t reflect it.  
    The sixth, seventh and eighth grades each have a team and play in the tough Bluegrass Conference south division.  
    The sixth grade finished its season 7-2 with a 5-1 mark in the south division.

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  • Cynthiana Country Club LGA...

    Cynthiana Country Club
    LGA  September 2015 Winners

    9/1/15                          LOW NET
    18 Holers:    Barbara Snopek 62    9 Holers:    Jennie Sparks 34
        Teresa Davis 69        Lori Deniston 37
                Connie Whitaker 37

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  • Bowling results

    Cynthiana Business League Oct. 7

    1 Wachter Roofing W 20/L 8
    2 Premier Carpet Cleaning W 18/L 10
    3 CW’s Crew W 17/L 11
    4 Galactic Alley W 16/L 12
    5 Six Pack W 16/L 12
    6 N.R.G. Landscaping W 15/L 13
    7 B-Dry W 14/L 14
    8 Double O Trail W 14/L 14
    9 Hisle Motorsports W 13/L 15
    10 D’s Nutz W 13/L 15
    11 Bluegrass Bowling & Golf Supp W 12/L 16
    12 Perkins Tire & Lube W 11/L 17
    13 Legacy Log & Timber W 10/L 18
    14 Butlerwhatknots W 7/L 21

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  • Middle School basketball

    Gracie Hughes fights for the rebound last week as the eighth grade Fillies hosted Bourbon Middle School.

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  • Sports this week

    Football
    Thursday, Oct. 9, HCMS Football at Grant Co.  6 p.m.
    Friday, Oct. 10 HCHS Varsity vs. Holmes (Home) 7:30 p.m.
    Monday, Oct. 13 HCHS Junior Varsity at Lewis Co. 5:45 p.m.

    Fillies Soccer
    Wednesday, Oct. 8, Fillies vs. Franklin Co. (Home) 6 & 7:30 p.m.
    Monday, Oct. 13, Fillies vs. Mason Co. at Mason Co. 6 p.m. (District)

    Thorobreds Soccer
    Thursday, Oct. 9, Breds vs. Sayre (home) 5:30 p.m. Varsity only

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  • Cross country runs in cold, rain...

    Mike Aldridge,
    Sports Writer
    hoosiers49@gmail.com

    Saturday was hardly a day with ideal conditions for a cross country meet. However, the Harrison County Middle and High School cross country runners competed in the Williamstown Invitational despite the conditions.  
    The high school had only two boys, Thomas Morris and Gannon Terhune, compete in the race with 101 other young men.  
    Morris ran the 5K race in 24:05 followed by Terhune in 26:57.  

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  • MIKE’S MINUTE:

    From the mouths of young people come the most surprising and sometimes disturbing comments. The quote that I titled my article with was one such comment.  
    Through the generosity and effort of Rick Florence, many of the players from the Harrison County Middle School football Colts were able to attend the Bengals versus Chiefs game last Sunday.  

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  • Volleyball continues strong play...

    Mike Aldridge,
    Sports Writer
    hoosiers49@gmail.com

    The Harrison County Fillies volleyball team defeated Robertson County and Fleming County in three-to-nothing set sweeps to improve their record to 19-10 for the year.  
    The Robertson County match played last Thursday was not a match of particular beauty for the Fillies but a win never the less.  

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