There is one game every season on Harrison High School’s baseball schedule in which results on the field are secondary to what happens before the first pitch. Harrison hosts Elder Saturday, May 8, in the annual Military Appreciation Game.
Harrison’s softball team is seeded ninth in the Division I sectional tournament, and could play two games at home. The Wildcats, 14-5 at the time of the May 2 draw, open against No.
They are two “W”s who play “one dubs” and are racking up the Ws. Harrison High School seniors Rocky Weber and C.J.
Defending KOI Auto Parts UMP Modified division track champion David Spille, of Harrison, returned to victory lane in the No. 711 car April 17 at Lawrenceburg Speedway.
Spring was slowly regressing to winter when Summer stepped up. Summer Jacobs, the senior centerfielder for Harrison High School’s softball team, made a couple of diving catches to thwart Fairfield’s hopes for a comeback and give the Wildcats a 10-5 road win April 20.
Every game is important, but some, as they say, are more important than others. This week is an example.
A wrapup and preview of Harrison High School sports (schedule subject to change): Baseball (10-5 overall; 8-1 Southwest Ohio Conference) Results April 19: Harrison 5, Talawanda 1 (completion of suspended game from April 12) – Carter Daniel went fourfor-four with a triple, run batted in and run scored. Grant Morse and two hits and Cade Combs scored twice.
Scott Menze has already had “the talk” with his Harrison High School girls track and field team. The talk that comes with high expectations; the talk that includes phrases such as “league championship.”
Sophomore Ella Pfaffl pitched a five-inning no-hitter for Harrison’s varsity softball team April 14 vs. Mount Healthy.
Talawanda High School’s softball team took out 14 years of frustration in one inning against Harrison Wednesday afternoon in Oxford. Two days later, the Wildcats answered emphatically.