The pace of the high school wrestling season has been choppy, at best, in 2020-2021. Teams usually build their schedules around large invitationals, smaller quad events and a handful of dual matches, to prepare for the four-week run in late February and early March, from the league tournaments through the state tournament.
The power compass in the Southwest Ohio Conference bowling is, in fact, now pointing Southwest instead of Northwest. Harrison High School’s varsity teams both clinched SWOC championships earlier this month – the boys with a 10-0 league mark and the girls at 9-1.
Boxes filled (well, not for long) with doughnuts, pizza and coffee sat on the first two rows of bleachers on the east side of the Harrison Activity Center, a reward and refuel for those working at the Southwest District Girls Wrestling Tournament Sunday.
The opponent will be familiar. Harrison High School’s boys basketball team opens Division I sectional tournament play at 8 p.m.
A wrapup and preview of Harrison High School sports: Academic (6-0 overall, 6-0 Southwest Ohio Conference) Results Coming up Wednesday, Feb. 24, Mount Healthy, 4 p.m.; Friday, Feb.
It took Christopher Wesseler Jr. a little over five-and-a-half minutes to culminate a five-year journey and establish himself as one of the top swimmers in Harrison High School history.
They had been in this position. In other gyms.
Harrison’s girls basketball team begins the postseason Saturday against the same team it played in the season opener 12 weeks ago. The Wildcats, 15-6 and seeded 16 th , meet No.
There are four magic numbers for Harrison’s girls basketball team this season: 12 – Victories needed to ensure a winning season, the program’s first in nine seasons in the Southwest Ohio Conference. The Wildcats reached that milestone Jan.
Harrison Wrestling coach Chad Dennis, left, posted his 300th win in a Jan. 28 tri-match against Oak Hills and Springboro.