Baderballers Rally For 4 Of 5 In Week Of Games
Harrison's baseball team, the Baderballers, went 4 for 5 in a tough away week. They upset No.4 South Dearborn 5-3 on the Knights’ diamond, then beat Greenhills and Ross, split with East Central, and posted a strong 10-4 mark on the season. Steve Tidwell and Jeff Callaway led hitters with multiple games featuring high RBI totals, while coach Dave Bader noted defensive lapses and lineup consistency as keys to improvement.
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Harrison
Hoosierland
South Dearborn
Greenhills
Dave Bader
Cats
Ross
East Central
Rod Kinnett
Randy Laschel
Steve Tidwell
Jeff Callaway
RBI
Callaway
Dunaway
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Laschel
Tidwell
Rams
Trojans
Cincinnati
Fairfield
Hughes
Hamilton
Taylor
Taft
Aiken
Lawrenceburg
Karen Roell Signs With University of Cincinnati
Karen Roell, Harrison High School senior and all star, signed to play basketball for the University of Cincinnati. She averaged 21 points and 13 rebounds per game under coach Kathy Swink, hit 49 percent from the field and 75 percent on free throws, with a career 1332 points.
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Harrison High School
Kathy Swink
Cincinnati Enquir
Cincinnati
Sandy Smith
University of Cincinnati
Karen
Roell
University
Harrison
Jean Roell
Karl Roell
Karen Roell
Pioneers Win Inaugural Conference Track Meet Artsid- Cats and Greenhills Rivalry
The Pioneers scored 112 points to Harrison High Wildcats 108, winning the first annual Conference Track Meet. Taylor 66, Hughes 35, Taft 31, North College Hill 30 followed. Pioneers swept seven firsts including Shuttle Hurdles and multiple relays. Harrison claimed four firsts in Distance Medley events and Pole Vault with notable placements across many events led by Darrell Brown Jamie Scott and Bryan Brunner among others.
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Pioneers
Harrison Wildcats
Taylor
Hughes
Taft
North College Hill
Bruce William
Harrison
Darrell
Ladycats
Lie
Nikki Schmidt
Tina Brinkman
Lisa Mason
Patty Brick
Ladycats Open Track Season With Wins and Records
The Ladycats beat Ross 79-31 Reading 81-47 and Colerain 90-38 to start 1986 strong, winning seven events. Lisa Mason and Lisa Nolan starred in relays while Lisa Nolan anchored two wins, and Karen Grimm and Patty Brickner topped field events with heights of 5'4 and 5'3. Coach Carol Schiavone praised the effort as Greenhills looms next.
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Ross
Reading
Colerain
Patty Brick
Long
Shelly Detlaff
Sharon Mcintosh
Lisa Mason
Lisa Nolan
Tina Brinkman
Patty Brickner
Julie Bernecker
Karen Grimm
Peans
Brickner
Grimm
Carol Schiavone
Greenhills
Members Pick Up Rocks Day at Harrison Junior League
Notice to Harrison Junior Baseball League members and the community to gather Saturday April 19 at 10am for rock removal at the new Campbell Road complex. This is the final major project before play begins and requests broad participation.
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Harrison Junior Baseball League
Campbell Rd
Tennis Team Sweeps as Wildcats Blank Opponents Twice
Joe Mueller’s tennis squad posted 5 to 0 wins in two matches, extending a scoreless streak against CAPE and Western Hills. Rob Bolin led singles taking two straight sets, while Kevin McDowell and Brian Scott added clean wins. Doubles teams Buschur/Hirlinger and Jones/Morgan also won, with the Wildcats set to meet St Bernard, Taylor, and Finneytown at 4:00 p.m. next.
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Northwest
Oak Hills
Reading
Joe Mueller
Wildcats
Cape
Western Hills
Millvale
Rob Bolin
Harrison
Sean Garner
Brian Scott
Greg McClain
Kevin McDowell
Brian Shepherd
Davidter
Allan
Proffitt
West Hi
Dukes
Bolin
Chris Buschur
Steve Hirlinger
Fern
David Jones
Larry Morgan
Allen
D. Fern
St. Bernard
Taylor
Finneytown
Sadlycats Push Record To Five Straight Games
The Varsity softball team won four games last week to extend its streak to five straight victories. Key performances included Kelly Hey 3-4 with a home run against Greenhills, Mary Loos earning the win on Monday, and strong contributions from Lee Ann Rich, Cindy Schwendmann, and Christy Peters across the week. The team beat Greenhills 12-6, Northwest 7-0, Mt. Healthy 7-5, and Colerain 11-6, with notable rallies and timely hits fueling the run.
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Greenhills
Northwest
Mt. Healthy
Colerain
Ladycats
Kelly Hey
Joan Lane
Lee Ann Rich
Cindy Schwendenmann
Christy Peters
Mary
Mary Loos
Sherry Pettit
Loos
Tammy Knock
Eagle to Play Football at Montana Tech
Taylor High School senior John Eagle, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Eagle Sr., has earned a football scholarship to Montana Technicial Institute in Butte, Montana. Weighing 225 pounds, he plays offensive tackle for the Taylor Yellowjackets, earned 2nd team All-State Class AA, 1st team All Southwestern Ohio, and first team Greater Cincinnati honors. Also track captain excelling in shot and discus, he is a four-year honor student, senior class president, Student Council member, and Buckeye Boys State attendee.
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Taylor High School
John Eagle
Miami Ave
Cleves
Ohio
Montana Technicial Institute
Butte
Montana
Eagle
Taylor Yellowjackets
Jim Haag
Greater Cincinnati
Jackets
Buckeye Boys State
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Paul Seiter
Kirk Nowlin
Ryan Hockman
Pat Chaney
Marc Grubbs
Bryan Brunner
Steve Barnes
John Mays
Mike Inman
Mike Bollinger
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