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Boys’ Basketball Defeats Bellaire in Buckeye 8 Tournament
On Saturday, January 29, the varsity boys’ basketball team played Bellaire in the Buckeye 8 Tournament, which was held at Beaver Local. The first quarter ended with a score of 11-10, Bellaire, and at halftime, the score was 30-15, Huskies. At the end of the 3rd quarter, the score was 46-28, Huskies, and the final score was 66-46, giving the Huskies another win on their season. - Georgia Cox Junior High Wrestling Invitational
On Saturday, January 31, the junior high wrestling team hosted the Richard Kirkland Invitational. The Huskies placed 10th overall, with 96 points. The placers were: Beau Rinkes placed 2nd in the 122 weight class, with a fall at 2:45, Andrew Cox placed 1st in the 128 weight class, with a fall at :44, and RJ Hendershot placed 3rd in the 172 weight class, with a fall at 2:12. - Madison Angle Cross Country Banquet
On Sunday, January 30, members of the cross country team were invited to a banquet held by the coaches of the team. They were provided food and drinks and the students were given awards and were congratulated for their accomplishments. - Cecilia Bellerive Girls’ Basketball Falls to Union Local in OVAC
On Monday, January 31, the girls’ varsity basketball team played Union Local in the OVAC Semi-Finals. Unfortunately, the girls fell short with a final score of 56-20. This loss dropped their overall record to 8-10, but they’re looking forward to their upcoming games. - Gretchin Dulkoski Wrestling Victorious Over Cambridge
On Tuesday, February 1, our Huskies wrestling team traveled to Cambridge, winning with a score of 39-24. The Huskies won all five of their contested weight classes. They had four falls: Justin Sampson, Leland Lopez, Hunter Bittinger, and Landen Thomas, and Bryce Wallace picked up a decision, 12-8. - Shyloh Utter Junior High Wrestling Falls to Cambridge
On Tuesday, February 1, the junior high wrestling team traveled to Cambridge. The Huskies unfortunately lost, 27-6. Beau Rinkes was the lone victor of the night, as he won by fall at 3:20. - Maddie Sedgmer Girls’ Basketball Defeats Toronto
On Wednesday, February 2, the girls’ basketball team played away at Toronto. They took the win with a final score of 62-23. McKayla Dunkle set a school record and a new career high with 40 points. Emma Fischer scored 10 points and Maddy Butler had 8 assists. - Trista Thompson Boys’ Basketball Falls to East Liverpool
On Wednesday, February 2, the junior varsity and varsity boys’ basketball teams played at East Liverpool. The junior varsity lost 64-36. Unfortunately, the varsity also lost, 77-57. Jonathan Vermillion led with 20 points, Jace Madzia had 16 points, and Hayden Cassidy had 14 points. - Jaida Barber OVAC Cheer Competition
On Saturday, February 5, the cheerleading team competed at Wesbanco Arena for OVAC’s. The girls took their traditional team to the competition and they were very successful, placing 3rd and receiving a plaque. - Nahia Ruiz de Alda Girls´ Basketball Defeated by St. Clairsville
On Monday, February 7, the girls´ basketball team played St. Clairsville, at home. The junior varsity team played a close game and by halftime, the Huskies were winning 18-13. Unfortunately, they ended the game losing, 38-32. The varsity girls also fell short, losing a close one, 40-39. Emma Fischer and Kenzie Harbold both had 10 points for the Huskies. - Emily Davis 7th Grade Girls’ Basketball Tournament
On Monday, February 7, the 7th grade girls’ basketball team started their tournament play, against Shadyside. The Huskies defeated Shadyside with a final score of 25-11. Bailey Smith had 11 points. Winning the game against Shadyside put them in the semifinals. The next day, Tuesday, February 8, the girls versed Martins Ferry. Martins Ferry had a perfect season with 17-0. Unfortunately, the Huskies lost with a score of 45-11. Mikayla Pelegreen had 8 points. The 7th grade girls finished their season with a 7-5 record. - Hailey Nation Junior High Boys’ Basketball Lose to New Martinsville
On Monday, February 7, the 7th and 8th grade boys’ basketball teams traveled to St. Clairsville to start their tournament journey. Both teams versed New Martinsville, however, they were both conquered by them. Ending their season, the 7th grade boys were defeated with a score of 22-12 and though the 8th grade fought to win their battle, they lost, 33-27. - TyLynn Smith Bowling Splits with Barnesville
The bowling team competed against Barensville, at JR Lanes, Tuesday, February 8. The boys’ varsity team won 2013-1887. High scorers were: Chad Viers 243, Davis Chrisman 191 and 229, Drew Culbertson 179, and Corey Hayes 168 and 171. The girls’ varsity team fell with a score of 1802-1656. High scorers were: Cami Basich 171, Aleyna Runevitch 169, Lauren Best 152 and 144, and Grace Cain 130. The junior varsity boys were defeated 1036-844. High scorers were: Holden Anthony 143, Caden Anthony 118 and 101, and Aiden Hays 107. The junior varsity girls won with a score of 835-831. High scorers were: Kendra DeWees 106, Emily Schmidli 99 and 89, Hayley Willis 84, Angel Utter 77 and Cam Aughinbaugh 76. This match also honored the senior bowling members at their final home bowling match. - Edwin Stringer Boys’ Basketball Falls to St. Clairsville
On Tuesday, February 8, the boys’ basketball team traveled to St. Clairsville to play the Red Devils. The junior varsity team played a great game and came out on top with a win of 45-31. The varsity team played a tough game and by the end of the first half, the score was 38-28. Unfortunately, the boys were not able to take the lead, and ended the game with a loss to the Red Devils. The final score was 70-49, Jonathan Vermillion leading the team with 28 points. - Aubrey Wood Girls’ Basketball Falls Short to Big Red
On Thursday, February 10, the girls’ basketball team hosted Steubenville. The junior varsity team tried their best, but they lost with a final score of 40-29. Unfortunately, the varsity girls fell short in a close one, 45-42. The team has a short turn around though, as they host River on Friday. - Skyelar Goldsborough Academic Challenge Falls to Indian Creek
On Thursday, February 10, the academic challenge team traveled to Indian Creek. Unfortunately, the team lost with a score of 3-0. The team looks to add another win on Monday, February 14, at Buckeye Local. - Peyton Roski The Huskies Way
As part of our PBIS mission, Harrison Central is highlighting the idea of doing things “The Huskies Way.” To our school this means finding a way to be positive during even the toughest times, paying it forward with kindness and compassion, and always being respectful, responsible, and ready. Leadership Members of the Huskies Way, Ben Puskarich and Michaela Palmer, showcase their new Thursday apparel with Mrs. Brooks. - Kaily Banal Wrestling @ Union Local & Shadyside
On Wednesday, February 9, the Huskies faced off against Union Local and Shadyside. The Huskies won 48-15 against Shadyside, and 42-30 against Union Local. Justin Sampson weight class 106, Austin Fulton weight class 113, Leland Lopez weight class 132, Servacio Lopez weight class 138, Bryce Wallace weight class 144, Hunter Bittinger weight class 150, Michael Smith weight class 175, Tevan Palmer weight class 190, and Lucas Thomas weight class 215 all won at least one of their matches. - Kaylee Vermillion Upcoming EventsTuesday, February 15
• Boys’ Varsity Basketball vs. Bellaire 6:00 PM Wednesday, February 16
• Disney Trip for Marching Band & Select Choir Students Friday, February 18
• Boys’ Varsity Basketball vs. Wheeling Central Catholic 6:00 PM
• FFA Trip to Farm Machinery Show in Kentucky Saturday, February 19
• Boys’ Varsity Wrestling @ East Liverpool Buckeye 8 Championships | |
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January Students of the MonthThe time has come once again to celebrate our Students of the Month. Congratulations to the students pictured below. Great job kiddos, we are so proud of you! 
Group photo, grades preschool-sixth 
Preschool - Kenna Lemon and Teigan McLeod 
Kindergarten - Pariah Losh and Bentlee Johnson 
First grade- Skylar Gladman and Paris Sanchez 
Second grade - Kellen Parker and Stephen Kidd 
3rd grade - Riley Parks and Brodie Sweeney 
Fourth grade- Reese Dunlap and Lane Hibbits 
Fifth grade- Morgan Stock and Kingston Smith 
Sixth grade- Samantha Lee and Evie Richards (not pictured) Super SpellersStudents in Mrs. Novotny’s kindergarten class took their first spelling test of the year. 
100 Days Smarter in First GradeMrs. Noble’s students pose for a picture during their 100th day of school celebration. 
Valentine’s Day Fun in FirstFirst graders in Mrs. Noble’s class decorate heart shaped cookies for during their Valentine’s Day party. 
Third Graders Celebrate Contest WinningsMrs. Wetherall’s 3rd grade class celebrates with some delicious doughnuts; they collected the largest number of hats, gloves, and scarves in a recent cold-weather campaign. 
Party FunThird graders, Jett and Aiden, built this vehicle during the Valentine’s Day party. 
The Huskies’ WayAs part of our PBIS mission, HC staff members wear “The Huskies’ Way” t-shits on Thursdays. This week, one student from each homeroom was selected to receive a “The Huskies’ Way” t-shirt in support of our school PBIS campaign. Pictured below are the recipients for grades three through six. 
4th Grade StemFor their STEM project for the month of February, students were asked what they could create with a cardboard box. What a perfect assignment for the month! Check out their creativity below. 
Fifth Graders Celebrate Valentine’s DaySome of our fifth grade students are pictured with their Valentine’s Day boxes. 
HUSKY SHOUTOUTS!Let’s hear it for the students pictured below for being recognized for their character! 
Jesse Boyer with Mrs. J Starr 
Sixth grader, Kelsey Powers 
Fifth grader, Regan Applegarth 
Fifth grader, Owen Whitacre 
Fifth grader, Kam Hill 
Fourth grader, Xavier Johnson 
Fourth grader, Maliha Adams 
Fourth grader, Hannah Viers Upcoming EventsFebruary 18
•Parent Teacher Conferences February 21
•President’s Day, No School February 22
•Twosday (2-22-22) March 2
•Read Across America Day March 15-17
•Spring Pictures | |