North Harrison's boys cross country crew used a promising youth movement to capture the 33rd annual North Harrison Invitational Thursday afternoon in Ramsey for the team's first victory in the event since 1983. The talented Cougars, who have no seniors, five juniors, three sophomores and a freshman, easily won the event by placing 59 points over second-place Silver Creek. South

A gimmick goal was all Corydon Central needed to hand North Harrison its second loss of the season last night here, 3-0. Brent Salomon's corner kick deflected off Zach Isbell with 18:40 left in the first half to give the Panthers all the points they'd need in the contest. For good measure, junior Quentin Combs broke free for

Silver Creek's auxiliary gymnasium, which has no air-conditioning, was blazingly hot Thursday night as the host team took on Lanesville in girls volleyball. Lady Eagle coach Lindsay Davis was even hotter after her club settled for a 15-7, 15-2 loss. Lanesville, which has only 14 players combined for varsity and jayvee, lost its fourth straight match. The team

Ahhhhh ... the sweet smell of success. Like momma's biscuits on a bright Sunday morning, there's nothing quite like that scent and there's no doubt what it is. Fortified by a defense that held Clarksville to just one score on the night, blessed by blind luck that kept eight fumbles in their possession, and believed in by a coach who expected

It was a night when one team could do no wrong and the other could do no right. North Harrison traveled to Elizabeth last night for a girls volleyball tilt against South Central, making their trip worthwhile in a 15-7, 15-1 victory. After exploding to a 6-0 lead behind kills from underclassmen Maggie Mathes and Tara Miller

It was a contest full of firsts for North Harrison Friday night: it was the first game, first win, first opening-game win in four years, and the first win over West Washington in a decade as the Cougars dismantled the host Senators, 28-16.

North Harrison's volleyball team squared off against two of the top volleyball programs in Southern Indiana in its first two games of the season last week. Unfortunately, the host Lady Cats weren't able to overcome either squad. After putting up a strong fight Monday night against New Albany in a 15-12, 15-12 loss, things unraveled against Providence, 15