Huskies Defeated by Union Local
On September 9, during week four, boys’ varsity football suffered a loss of 41-18 against Union Local. The Jets outperformed the Huskies with 145 more total yards. With touchdowns from Hayden Cassidy, Jonathan Vermillion, and Nathan Bertolino in the first half; however, the Huskies didn't score again in the second half. Union Local suffered ten penalties meanwhile Harrison held it to five. - Emily Davis Cross Country at Newcomerstown
On September 4, the cross country team ran at Newcomerstown. Cross country boys' time was 21:31 and the score was 263. The top three for the boys were; first place, Brent Malcomb at 40, second place, Aiden Hays at 42, and third place, Colton Howell at 80. The girls' time was 27:22 and they scored 247. The top three girls were first place, Maddy Edwards with 45, second place, Gretchen Dulkoski with 46, and third place, Jillian Foreman with 75. - Georgia Cox Golf Victorious
On Tuesday, September 7, varsity golf was victorious when they shot 181 as a team against Martins Ferry and Weirton. This was a 9 hole tournament. Aiden Sliva shot 42, Nash Roberts shot 42, Heath Clay shot 47, Kaily Banal shot 50, and Wyatt Foreman shot 52. - Shyloh Utter Varsity Golf
On Wednesday, September 8, the Huskies golf team went against Steubenville and John Marshall. The Huskies brought home a win against Steubenville. However, the Huskies lost to John Marshall. Aiden Slivia shot a 48, Nash Roberts shot a 50, Kaily Banal shot a 51, Heath Clay shot a 52, and Wyatt Forman shot a 53. - Madison Angle 7th Grade Volleyball Defeats Shadyside
On Wednesday, September 8, the 7th grade volleyball team took on Shadyside at home. The Huskies took the victory, beating the Tigers 2-0. The first set score was 25-10 and the second set was 25-23. - Maddie Sedgmer Cross Country Buckeye 8
Wednesday, September 8, was the Buckeye 8 Cross Country Championship. The Girls’ top 3 were; Maddy Edwards in 8th place with a 25:37, Gretchin Dulkoski in 10th place with a 26:16, and Danielle Drapp in 33nd place with a 32:08. The Boys’ top 3; Colton Howell in 20th place with a 21:08, Aiden Hays in 33nd place with a 22:22, and Bryce Wallace in 35th place with a 22:56. It was a hard course, but they did a pretty good job overall. - Gretchin Dulkoski Girls’ Soccer Defeats Ridgewood
On Tuesday, September 7, the girls’ varsity team played Ridgewood at home. The girls were winning 1-0 going into halftime. They scored two more goals in the second half and won 3-0. Lily Gibbons, Hayden Elliott, and Maddy Bender all scored a goal. Goalie Vanessa Dowdle had seven saves and they had assists from Gracie Rogers and Angi Ferri. - Angi Ferri 7th Grade Volleyball vs Barnesville
On Tuesday, September 7, the 7th grade volleyball team hosted Barnesville. Unfortunately, the Huskies ended up suffering a loss. The scores were; first set 25-10 and the second set was 25 to 18. - Ceci Bellerive Week 3 Community Tailgate
On Friday, September 3, at 5:45, a community tailgate was held in the weight room parking lot, prior to the football game against Bellaire. The theme of the student section that night was galaxy, in which Kenzi Bailey received best dressed and won a Chick-Fil-A gift card. The tailgate was sponsored by Ranch to Table, which provided hot dogs and the gift card. If you’re interested in attending, there will be more community tailgates to come! - Kylie Richards 8th Grade Volleyball vs Barnesville
On Tuesday, September 7, here at Harrison Central, the 8th grade volleyball team challenged Barnesville in a match, sadly ending in a defeat with the overall score being 2-0. The first set ceased with a score of 25-6 and the second set concluded with a score of 25-15. - TyLynn Smith Huskies Suffer Crushing Loss to Bellaire
The Huskies struggled all night to the Bellaire Big Reds as they lost 27-0. The Huskies fell to 2-1 on the year and the Big Reds improved to 3-0. The Huskies held the Big Reds to only 6 points in the first half, but Bellaire found success in the second half, including a pick six. - Edwin Stringer Boys’ Soccer Falls at St. Clairsville
The Huskies suffered another loss to the St.Clairsville Red Devils, with a score of 8-0. The Huskies didn’t leave the pitch empty handed though, they went home with pride knowing that even though they lost, they played well against the Devils. Goalie Jaydis Yoho had 10 saves. - Peyton Roski Mr. Parker Named Principal of the Year
On Thursday, September 9, Mr. Parker attended the Jefferson County ESC principal collaborative meeting. He was nominated and recognized as Principal of the Year. All principals in Jefferson County, Southern Local of Columbiana County, and Harrison Hills have an opportunity to receive this award annually. We would like to congratulate Mr. Parker on this achievement and thank him for providing his excellence to our school district. - Kat Carman Varsity Golf Falls to Barnesville
On September 9, the Harrison Central Huskies varsity golf played the Barnesville Shamrocks at the Cadiz Country Club. It was a nine hole match and although the Huskies put up a fight, they were defeated by the Shamrocks. The final score was Harrison 192 and Barnesville 180. Our leading scores were Aiden Sliva with a 43 and Nash Roberts with a 43. - Kaily Banal Junior High Football Crushes Bellaire
On Wednesday, September 8, the junior high football team defeated Bellaire 24-14. The first half of the game they scored 12 points, then they scored another 12 points during the second half. Vito Parziale carried the team with the most touchdowns. Beau Rinkes came through with an interception during the second quarter. This game makes their record 1-1. - Kaylee Vermillion Varsity Volleyball Defeated by Barnesville
On Tuesday, September 7, the girls' varsity volleyball team played Barnesville at home. Barnesville took the win with a score of 3-0. The set scores were 25-18, 25-20 and 25-23. Maddy Butler had 27 digs, while Logan Johnson had 15 assists. - Trista Thompson 8th Grade Volleyball Victorious over Shadyside
The 8th grade volleyball team played Shadyside at home on Wednesday, September 8. The first set was won 25-22, and the second was 25-2, allowing the girls to leave with a big win. Jaiden Pelegreen had a total of 19 points in the second set. - Aubrey Wood 8th Grade Volleyball Falls to Harding
The 8th grade volleyball team traveled to Harding on Saturday, September 4. The girls lost the first set 25-12 and the second was also lost, 25-17. This left The Huskies with an overall loss against the Harding volleyball team. - Cameron Aughinbaugh Varsity Volleyball Defeated by Beaver Local
On Thursday, September 9, varsity volleyball lost against Beaver Local with a final 3-0. In the first set the Huskies lost 25-13, the second set they lost 25-22, and the third set 25-15. The Huskies now have a record 2-4. - Aleyna Runevitch JV Football against Bellaire
On Saturday, September 4, at Wagner Field, the Huskies JV Football team was defeated by Bellaire. The final score was 27-0. - Jessica Waid Football Victorious over Claymont
On August 19, the varsity football team started off the season strong with a 41-6 win against the Claymont Mustangs. The Huskies’ solid defense held the Mustangs to only 6 points, while the sophomore quarterback, Hayden Cassidy, threw for 176 yards and two touchdown passes, and with the help of seniors Trevor Carman, Nate Bertolino, and Johnathan Vermillion, the Huskies came out on top. - Aubrey Wood Back To School Rally
Friday, August 20th, students were welcomed back to a new school year. This event was held at the Track Complex from 12:00PM-2:00PM. Students enjoyed blowups and various foods. School supplies were also given out. Thank you to everyone who supported this event. - Emily Davis Varsity Volleyball Defeats Buckeye Local
On Tuesday, August 24 our volleyball girls hosted Buckeye Local. They were victorious, as they won 3-0, with scores of 25-12, 25-22, 25-10, making their record 1-1. The Huskies were led by McKayla Dunkle with 13 kills and Maddy Butler with 17 digs. - Georgia Cox Girls’ Soccer Defeats Maysville
On Saturday, August 28, our girls’ soccer team played at home against Maysville High School. The girls had a big lead on Maysville, sticking it out to win the game 7-1. Lily Gibbons and Lexi Smith both had two goals. Rebecca Downs, Isabel Yeager, and Kadence Tanner all had one goal. Goalie Vanessa Dowdle had four saves for the day. The Huskies had assists from Avri Puskarich, Maddy Bender, Kadence Tanner, Kat Carman, and Angi Ferri. - Angi Ferri Cross Country Runs Great at East Canton
On Wednesday, September 1, our high school cross country team ran at East Canton. The top three girls that ran 3 miles were: first place, sophomore Maddy Edwards with a 25:20, second place, sophomore Gretchin Dulkoski with a 25:48, and third place freshman Jasmine Garbrandt with a 31:33. The top three boys that ran 3 miles were: first place, junior Brent Malcomb with a 20:39, second place, junior Charles Garbrandt with a 21:09, and third place, sophomore Aiden Hayes with a 21:16. The girls team placed 9th and the boys 8th, overall. - Gretchin Dulkoski Girls’ Varsity Soccer Defeated by St. Clairsville
Monday, August 30, the girls’ varsity soccer team played St. Clairsville on our home turf. Our girls put up a good fight but came up short with a score of 5-1. Lily Gibbons scored the only goal, with Isabel Yeager’s assist. Four shots on goal were made by Lexi Smith, Colette Downs, Angi Ferri, and Alina Williams. Goalie Vanessa Dowdle had 25 saves. - Skyelar Goldsborough Girls’ Soccer Defeated by Beaver LocalMonday, August 23, the girls’ soccer team was set to play against Beaver Local at our home field at 7pm. Although they tried their best, unfortunately, the one goal they scored wasn't enough compared to the Beavers 4 goals. Lily Gibbons scored the only goal, with an assist from Angi Ferri, while Vanessa Dowdle had 6 saves. - Kylie Richards Varsity Golf Splits match at Cadiz Country Club
On Wednesday, September 1, the Huskies golfers split a match, defeating Steubenville Central. The team scored a 178. The Huskies were led by senior Aiden Sliva who finished as match medalist with a score of 2 over par, 38. Nash Roberts added a 39 to help the Huskies. - Cecilia Bellerive Huskies Win Thriller at Buckeye Trail
On Friday, August 27, the Huskies edged out a close win against the Buckeye Trail Warriors, with a final score of 21-14. The Huskies gave up a few big runs early in the game but the defense stiffened in the second half to hold the Warriors. Cameron McAfee had an interception late in the fourth quarter to seal the game. - Edwin Stringer Varsity Volleyball Loses to Toronto Red Knights
On Monday, August 23, the Huskies and Toronto Red Knights went head to head. Unfortunately, the Huskies fell short in a 5 set competition and did not come home with a win. The team was led by McKayla Dunkle with 35 kills, Logan Johnson with 48 assists, and Maddy Butler with 40 digs. - Madison Angle Varsity Volleyball Dominates Edison
On Thursday, September 2, the Huskies volleyball team dominated Edison 3-1. They won their first two sets, ended up losing their third set, but came back and won their fourth set. Their first set was 25-19, second set was 25-19, third set was 20-25, and the fourth set was 25-16. The Huskies were led by Maddy Butler with 23 digs and 8 aces, McKayla Dunkle with 21 kills, and Logan Johnson with 20 assists. The Huskies are now 2-2. - Kaylee Vermillion Varsity Boys Soccer Falls to Cambridge
On Tuesday, August 24, the Huskies suffered a disheartening defeat to Cambridge with a score of 6-0. They played well during the first half, but at the start of the second half the Huskies went on a streak of bad luck and morale dipped. After heads dropped, Cambridge put a few more goals past them and won the game. Mack Marshall was goalie and finished with 12 saves. - Peyton Roski Girls’ Soccer Defeats Cambridge
On Thursday, August 26, the girls’ varsity soccer team had an outstanding defeat against Cambridge. The final score was 4-2 with one goal made from Angi Ferri, Becca Downs, and two from Lily Gibbons. Fourteen saves were made by Vanessa Dowdle, along with one assist each from Angi Ferri and Lily Gibbons. Congratulations to all the girls for an outstanding win! - Jessica Waid Varsity Golf Victorious
On Thursday, September 2 the Huskies varsity golf team played Steubenville and Steubenville Catholic Central, held at Steubenville Country Club. The Huskies won with an overall score of 177. Heath Clay led the team scoring a 40 and Nash Roberts followed with a 42. The team's record is now 4-3. - Kaily Banal Varsity Volleyball Defeated by Indian Creek
On Thursday, August 26 the girls suffered a loss at Indian Creek with a score of 3-0; 14-25, 15-25, and 16-25. The girls were led by McKayla Dunkle with 13 kills and Maddy Butler with 26 digs. The girls’ record is now 1-2. - Aleyna Runevitch Staff Professional Development
On Wednesday, August 18 the staff members participated in professional development. They had the choice of which training they wanted to attend to increase their knowledge on many aspects to help in their teaching. Thank you to the staff members and administrators who provided the training to everyone. - Jaida Barber Golf Buckeye 8 Action
On Tuesday August 31, the Huskies golf team finished the Buckeye 8 championship at Belmont Hills Country Club. The team finished in 4th place overall, with a 2 round total of 737. Congratulations to Nash Roberts who finished Honorable Mention with an 11th place finish. - Hailey Nation Upcoming EventsMonday, September 13
• Soccer Girls Varsity Away Madonna High School 5:30 PM
• Volleyball Girls Junior High Home Martins Ferry MS/HS 5:30 PM
• Volleyball Girls Varsity Away Martins Ferry MS/HS Tuesday, September 14
• Golf Boys Varsity Away OPEN (OVAC @ Speidel G.C.) 9:30 AM
• Volleyball Girls Junior High Home Bellaire HS 5:30 PM
• Soccer Boys Varsity Home East Liverpool High School 7:00 PM Wednesday, September 15
• Golf Girls Varsity Away OPEN (OVAC Championship)
• Golf Boys Junior Varsity Away Buckeye Local High School 3:30 PM
• Cross Country Coed Varsity Away OPEN (BRYAN FRITZ MEMORIAL @ BROOKE) 4:30 PM
• Volleyball Girls Varsity Away Steubenville High School 5:30 PM
• Football Boys Junior High Home Wheeling Central Catholic HS 6:00 PM Thursday, September 16
• Volleyball Girls Varsity Home Indian Creek High School 5:30 PM
• Soccer Boys Varsity Away Philo High School 6:00 PM
• Soccer Girls Varsity Away East Liverpool High School 6:00 PM Friday, September 17
• Football Boys Varsity Home East Liverpool High School (BIDDY FOOTBALL NIGHT) 7:00 PM Saturday, September 18
• Cross Country Coed Varsity Away OPEN (MEADOWBROOK INVITE) 10:00 AM
• Football Boys Junior Varsity Away East Liverpool High School 10:00 AM
• Soccer Boys Varsity Home Coshocton High School 11:00 AM
• Soccer Girls Varsity Away Indian Creek High School 1:00 PM |