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Girls’ Soccer Defeats John Marshall
On September 27, the girls’ varsity soccer team played John Marshall. It was a very close game with the score being 4-3, luckily the girls worked hard and took the win. In the first half, the Huskies made two goals and then in the second half, two more goals were scored by the Huskies. Lily Gibbons made two of the goals and Lexi Smith scored the other two, with the help of Maddy Bender, Colette Downs and Lexi Smith making the assists in this game. Congrats to the Huskies soccer girls. - Skyelar Goldsborough Junior Varsity Football at Malvern
On September 25, the junior varsity football team played the Malvern Hornets, away. The final score was 36-6, Hornets. The Huskies fought hard, but did not bring home a win. However, they now know how to correct their mistakes for upcoming games. - Madison Angle Varsity Volleyball Falls to Beaver Local
On September 27, the Huskies varsity volleyball team traveled to Beaver Local. Unfortunately, they lost to the Beavers, 3-0. The first set score was 25-14, the second set was 25-15, and the third set was 25-13. McKayla Dunkle had five kills and four blocks, Nadia Tweedy had five kills, Maddy Butler had 11 digs, Sarah Touville had seven digs, and Logan Johnson had 13 assists and five digs. - Maddie Sedgmer Junior Varsity Volleyball Victorious over St. Clairsville
On Wednesday, September 29 the junior varsity volleyball team played against St. Clairsville. The Huskies started strong, with the first set being 25-22, and kept the winning streak with their second set 25-20. That leads to another win for the Huskies with the score of 2-0. Golf Ends Season
On Monday, September 27, the golf team competed in the sectional tournament at Cadiz Country Club. It was an 18 hole match and the team came in 6th overall. Aiden Sliva lead the team with a score of 85 and Heath Clay followed with a score of 88. Overall, the team did very well, as this was the conclusion of their season. - Kaily Banal French III Projects
Mrs. Wood’s French class completed projects on endangered animals. The students have to write in French about what the animals are, how they as individuals can try to help, and what organizations can help their animals. Pictured is Michael Smith and Katherine Shearer showing their projects on an endangered species from Africa. - Peyton Roski 8th Grade Volleyball Falls to Harding
On Tuesday, September 28, hosted at Harrison Central, the 8th grade volleyball team played Harding, sadly ending in a loss with an overall score of 2-0. While the first set wasn’t the best with an ending score of 11-25, the 8th grade team put up a great fight during the second set with the score concluding at 24-26. During the last set, Jaylin Ward completed an amazing dig, leaving the crowd shook in excitement. - TyLynn Smith Varsity Volleyball vs. Ferry
Harrison Central Huskies Varsity Volleyball hosted Martins Ferry on Thursday, September 30. The Huskies won with a score of 26-24 for the first set, 25-19 for the second, and 25-16 for the last. McKayla Dunkle had 14 kills, 4 blocks, and 9 digs, Danica Rensi with 6 kills and 9 digs. Nadia Tweedy had 6 kills, Logan Johnson had 25 assists and 14 digs, Maddy Butler had 13 digs, Leah Cottrell had 12 digs, and Sarah Touville with 12 digs. - Cameron Aughinbaugh 7th Grade Volleyball Defeats Harding
On Tuesday, September 28, the 7th grade volleyball team defeated Harding. The first set was 25-15. The second set was 25-18. The final score was 2-0. Congratulations to the 7th grade volleyball team for picking up another victory. - Hailey Nation Cross Country at Sandy Valley
On Saturday, September 25, the high school cross country team traveled to Sandy Valley. Top three girls were: Gretchin Dulkoski with a 24:08 in 37th place, Maddy Edwards with a 24:32 in 41st place, and Grace Dulkoski with a 29:30 in 86th place. Top three boys were: Aiden Hayes with a 20:46 in 54th place, Avery Wallace with a 20:58 in 58th place, and Brent Malcomb with a 21:14 in 62nd place. It was a good race for everyone. Junior Varsity Volleyball Falls to Beaver Local
On Monday, September 27, the junior varsity volleyball team lost against Beaver Local. Unfortunately, the final score was 2-0, the Huskies losing. The first set score was 25-6 and 25-19 in the second set. Both of the teams tried to play their best, but Beaver Local got the victory of the game. - Nahia Ruiz de Alda Fall Play Auditions
On Tuesday, September 24, the auditions for the fall production of Clue were held in the auditorium. Congratulations to all of the cast members; Peyton Roski as Wadsworth, Gracie Smith as Yvette, Bonnie Reamer as Miss Scarlet, Esther Lopez as Mrs. Peacock, Alex Dray as Mrs. White, Holden Anthony as Colonel Mustard, Jaden Hunt as Professor Plum, Charles Vint as Mr. Green, Alex Dickey as the cook, Kira Birney as the singing telegram girl, Lindsay Heavilin as auxiliary Scarlet, Naturelle Curtis as backup cop, Tobias Dorn as Mr. Boddy, Casper Snyder as the motorist, Selena Mojica as the chief of police, Carleigh Burgess as the unexpected cop, Cecilia Bellerive as backup cop, and Miloo Haney as auxiliary Mustard. The play will be held on November 12th, 13th, and 14th. - Cecilia Bellerive Varsity Football Falls to St. Clairsville
On Friday, September 24, the varsity football team played St. Clairsville, away. The first quarter ended with St. C -14, Harrison 0 and the Huskies were still struggling at halftime, 35-0. The Huskies started to put in some work during the third quarter, which ended with a score of 42-7, but in the end, the final score was 55-7. Hayden Cassidy led the Huskies running 181 yards total. - Jessica Waid Boys’ Soccer Defeats Carrollton
The Huskies defeated the Warriors on Thursday, September 30, by a score of 4-1. Jacob Mattern scored two of the Huskies goals, and had one assist. Jace Madzia scored one goal, and Mack Marshall scored one goal and had one assist. This was Mack Marshall’s first goal of the season. The boys worked hard and strong together as a team. - Edwin Stringer 8th Grade Volleyball Defeated by Union Local
On Saturday, September 25, the 8th grade volleyball team unfortunately lost their game against Union Local. They only played two sets, their first set was 25-14 and their second set was 25-10. In the first set, the girls were close but ended up falling apart. Even though they lost, they still played strong as a team. - Kaylee Vermillion 7th Grade Volleyball Defeats Union Local
On Saturday, September 25, the 7th grade volleyball team traveled to Union Local, and left with a win. They lost their first set 23-25, but then came back with two wins, 25-19 and 25-17. Both teams played well, but the Huskies were able to go home with a win. - Aubrey Wood Varsity Volleyball vs. St. Clairsville
On Wednesday, September 29, varsity volleyball faced St. Clairsville, at home. Unfortunately, St. Clairsville took the win, 3-2. The scores were 25-17, 25-18, 25-16, 26-24 and 15-9. McKayla Dunkle had 18 kills, 8 blocks and 9 digs. Maddy Butler had 35 digs, Sarah Touville had 17 digs, Danica Rensi had 5 kills and 15 digs. Logan Johnson had 31 assists. - Trista Thompson 7th Grade Volleyball Falls to Martins Ferry
On Thursday, September 30, the 7th grade volleyball team played at Martins Ferry. They played two sets, but sadly the score was 25-9 for the first set, but they had a large jump in score, as the second set was 25-22. - Georgia Cox 8th Grade Volleyball at Martins Ferry
On Thursday, September 30, the 8th grade volleyball team traveled to Martins Ferry. They played two sets, resulting in a loss. The first set was 25-13. The second set was 25-18. - Emily Davis Junior Varsity Volleyball Falls to Martins Ferry
On Thursday, September 30, the junior varsity volleyball team was defeated by Martins Ferry. Harrison Central lost in two sets, with a good effort. The first set score was 26-24, and the second set score was 25-22. - Shyloh Utter Girls’ Varsity Soccer Falls to Brooke
On Thursday, September 30, the Huskies lost to Brooke with a score of 6-0. With this being the last home game, sadly the Huskies took a loss, with Brooke scoring five in the first half, and one in the second half. The Huskies record is now 6-7-1. - Aleyna Runevitch Homecoming Game
On Friday, October 8, the homecoming parade will begin at 5:20 at Scott United Methodist Church. The parade route will go through town to the square, then continue to the school and down to the football field. Male class attendants and king candidates will be announced at 6:00pm, and the king will be crowned. Female class attendants and queen candidates will be announced at halftime, and the queen will be crowned. Congratulations to those students selected by their classmates to serve as their class attendants and candidates. - Jaida Barber Upcoming EventsTuesday, October 5
• Soccer Boys Varsity Home Indian Creek High School 7:00 PM
• Volleyball Girls Junior High Away St. Clairsville 5:30 PM Wednesday, October 6
• Cross Country Coed Varsity Home OPEN 4:30 PM
• Football Boys Junior High Away Union Local High School 5:30 PM Thursday, October 7
• Soccer Boys Varsity Away Sandy Valley Jr/Sr High School 7:00 PM
• Volleyball Girls Varsity Home OPEN (Buckeye 8 @ North Division) 5:30 PM Friday, October 8
• Football Boys Varsity Home Richmond Edison Jr./Sr. HS (HOMECOMING) 7:00 PM Saturday, October 9
• Cross Country Coed Varsity Away OPEN (OVAC @ CAMBRIDGE) 10:00 AM
• Football Boys Junior Varsity Away Richmond Edison Jr./Sr. HS 10:00 AM | |