Wildcats Clinch League Lead With Six Straight Wins
The Harrison Wildcats stay undefeated in Western Metro play at 6-0 after sweeping Greenhills 6 1 and North College Hill 9 2. In non conference, Baderballers edged Norwood 6 5 while losing to West Hill 4 3. Dave Balsley earned a win and Scott Knollman struck out 12 in the NCH victory as Harrison improves to 17 5 overall.
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Karen Grimm Leads Ladycats to Norwood Invite Victory
Karen Grimm stars as the Ladycats win the Norwood Invitational with 7 blue ribbons. Team standings feature Harrison 135, Cape 120, Glen Este 119, Northwest 51, Milford 56, Norwood 22. Grimm claims multiple events including high jump and 3200, setting a school record in the latter at 12:48.
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Harrison Wildcats Take Third at Reading Invitational
Harrison High School captained by Bruce Williamson finished third in the 18th Reading High School Varsity Track Invitational with 58 points. Greenhills placed second with 72 and Reading won with 87 as Steve Barnes claimed two wins in the Mile and 880. Ryan Hockman added a first in the 440, while Reserve results highlighted strong showings in the Discus and Shot Put.
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Ladycats Dominate In Two League Wins And Invitational
The Harrison varsity softball team won two league games last week and placed third in the Loveland Invitational. Key performances included Cindy Schwendenmann driving in runs with homers and doubles, Tammy Knock adding a grand slam, and Mary Loos pitching well before the prom caused lineup disruption. Harrison improved to 11-3 overall and 5-0 in league, with upcoming games against Taft Northwest Hughes Mt. Healthy and N.C.H.
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