Wildcats Sweep Opponents in Key Class AAA Tourney Run
Harrison high school extended its National Division lead with wins over Reading 8 7 Finneytown 10 1 and Ross Rams 11 0. Kyle Hockman excelled on the mound in relief of Greg Loos, while Keith Nixon Brad McDonald and Rob Eckel fueled a decisive bottom seventh rally to top Reading 8 7. The Cats improve to 17 4 overall 9 1 in league and head to the Oxford tournament Friday to face the Edgewood Talawanda winner at Hamilton, 4 00 p.m.
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Harrison
Greenhills
Reading
Finneytown
Ross Rams
Cats
Badermen
Oxford
Hamilton
Kyle Hockman
Greg Loos
Wildcats
Keith Nixon
Andy Fury
Nixon
Shawn Sanders
Brad McDonald
Rob Eckel
Blue Devils
Loos
Jerry Davis
McDonald
Allen Wright
Sanders
Wright
Jim Estes
Hockman
Jeff Callaway
Wyoming Takes Harrison Invitational Track Meet
Wyoming won the Harrison Invitational with 130 points, Harrison second with 84. Steve Barnes led field events and running wins, while John Eagle earned outstanding field performer honors. Reserve action saw Harrison top Taylor and CAPE totals, with notable names including Nowlin, Brunner, Isbell, Wilzbach, Urbanski and Barnes. Bruce Williamson's Cats compete May 9 10 at Reading starting 4 00 p m.
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Wyoming
Harrison Wildcats
John Eagle
Taylor
Steve Barnes
Harrison
CAPE
Finneytown
McNicholas
Reading
New Miami
Hughes
Taft
Cats
Kirk Nowlin
Bob Ellis
Paul Seiter
Eric Brunner
Brian Isbell
Brickner
Grubbs
Hoffman
Chaney
Dave Wilzbach
Rob Urbanski
Wilzbach
Inman
Seiter
J. Urbanski
Ryan Hockman
Dave Adams
Matt Mobley
Mike Inman
Willie Manning
Chuck Ahlers
Pat Chaney
Mays
Kammerer
Mobley
Isbell
Paul Brickner
Ladycats Narrow Gap With Norwood in League Race
Harrison Varsity softball went 2-1 last week beating Reading 10-8 and Finneytown 11-2 while losing to Colerain 6-5. Jody Romohr led in hitting with 2-4 and 3-4 efforts, Kelly Hey went 2-3 and 4-4, Kim Smith 3-4 with 2 RBIs, and the team stands 12-5 overall and 8-2 in the league, two games behind Norwood.
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Harrison
Reading
Finneytown
Ladycats
Colerain
Jody Romohr
Kelly Hey
Kim Smith
Brenda Thaler
Sheri Petiit
Betty Hollingsworth
Norwood
Cats
Shelly Anderson
Lee Ann Rich
Junior High Girls Track Team Earns Third at Three Rivers Invite
The Junior High girls placed third at the Three Rivers Invitational on April 27 with multiple top finishes. Notable performances include first place by the 1600 M relay team and several second and third in sprints, throws, and distance events. Coaches Pam Cartwright and Vicky Renner praised the team’s strong showings and best-ever times.
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Three River
Michelle McIntosh
Michelle Lampe
Wendy Kirk
Kellie Maloney
Jenny Bengal
Cindy Schwendenmann
Shannon Brotherton
Tammy Wilson
Allison Althoff
Jenny Day
Renee Smith
Punky Veneca Gambrell
Krista Johnson
Tammie Wilson
Mary Walsh
Punky Messerschmidt
Veneca Gambrell
Ross
Jamie Young
Pam Cartwright
Vicky Renner
Merchants Bank sixth grade girls fall in pre season tourney
The Merchants Bank sponsored sixth grade girls softball team played two weekends in Corpus Christi. They finished 1 win and 2 losses, losing 15-10 to North College Hill Bakery, winning 18-4 against Corpusti, and losing 15-14 to T.C.Y.O. Beth Kirchner and Erin Roberts led hitters across games with multiple hits and scored runs. Team coached by Russ Taylor and Thomas Nowlin Jr with Susan Messerschmidt managing.
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Merchants Bank
Corpus Christi
North College Hill Bakery
Harrison
Susan Messerschmidt
Russ Taylor
Thomas Nowlin, Jr
Tammy Knock
Merchants
Mindy Rider
Michelle Loos
Sonya Fox
Molly Prudenti
Beth Kirchner
Erin Roberts
Christie Brotherton
Melanie Roell
Lee Ann Taylor
Jeanna Jacobs
Tricia Davis
Tammy Miller
Connie Noonan
Kathy Toney
Corpusti
Jenna Jacobs
Melannie Roell
T.C.Y.O
Lee Amny Taylor
Michelle
Biddles Soccer Team Edged In Defeat By Pleasant Run
Biddle's soccer team lost 5 to 1 to Pleasant Run after a back and forth first half. With their goalie absent and a inexperienced substitute, Harrison's defense allowed three second half goals as Pleasant Run extended their lead. Biddles head to New Castle next Sunday at 1 pm for a road match at Whitewater Senior Citizen Center.
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Biddle
Biddlemen
Harrison
Paul Kaeser
Bob O’bryan
Gary Denzler
Denzler
Ken Schaible
Keith Hart
Keith
New Castle
Whitewater Senior Citizen Center
Red Lightning Tops Hummingbirds at Home
Red Lightning, representing Society Bank, remained unbeaten at 3-0 with a late first half goal sequence. Jenny Lawson stole the ball and fed Julie Banks, who set up Lisa Baumann for a powerful shot past the Delhi goalie, continuing the home side’s strong season.
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Harrison Community Center
Society Bank
Red Lightning
Delhi
Hummingbirds
Jenny Lawson
Julie Banks
Julie
Lisa Baumann
Jake's Mecca Girls Win Big in 1985 Victory
Jake's Mecca Cafe seventh grade girls beat Carpenter Signs 29 8 on May 4 1985 at Jake's Mecca Cafe with Cathy Sherman Anissa Lawhorn and Punky Messerschmidt starring at bat and defense. Several players contributed multiple hits and runs while others sat out or were injured. The summary notes pitching duties by Sherman Lawhorn and Messerschmidt and catching by Donna Johnson and Kathy Whitman.
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Paula Loos
Donna Johnson
Jill Zinser
Anissa Lawdown
Tawyna Wuest
Leyanne Schaefer
Vicki
Joe Nowlin
Russ Loos
Mike Zinser
Mike
Connie Zinser
Jake’s Mecca Cafe
Carpenter Signs
Jake’s
Cathy Sherman
Fielder's Choice
Sherry ‘‘Punky
Messerschmidt
Kim Getz
Angie Kunze
Donna Ed
Anissa Lawhorn
Levanne Schaefer
Becky Trotta
Teresa Rolfsen
Sandy Gray
Vicki King
Carla Farmer
Punky Messerschmidt
Kathy Whitman
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Dennis Posey
Alan Wright
Robert Eckel
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Jason Ross
Eric Gutzwiller
Jason Steinford
Greg Drew
Toby Dougoud
Brian Selkirk
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