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  • Sports Shorts 5.12.11

    Softball

    Lady Demons get come-from-behind win

    When:     May 5
    Where: Williamstown High School
    What: The Lady Demons were trailing Eminence 5-1 in the fourth inning, before scoring six unanswered runs to come away with a 7-5 win.
    Upcoming: The Lady Demons will head to face Simon Kenton at 7:30 p.m. May 13.

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  • Weather puts a damper on sports

    For Grant County High School Athletic Director Scott Shipp and Williamstown High School Athletic Director Todd Dupin, the record rainfall has caused issues with the spring sports programs.

    “We’ve had several events canceled and rescheduled,” Dupin said. “We have only had 19 softball games and 13 baseball games. At this point in the year, we should be in the low 20’s for both sports.”

    Even with the cancellations, Dupin realizes it is just a part of Mother Nature.

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  • Lady Braves sweep tournament

    The Grant County Lady Braves had a successful tournament appearance May 6-7 at the Egelston-Maynard Sports Classic at Rivershore Park in Erlanger.

    The first game of the tournament however, was played at the Walton-Verona Sports Complex, as the Lady Braves were set to face the Lady Bearcats of Walton-Verona.

    Grant County took care of business defeating Walton-Verona 4-1.

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  • Braves defeat rival Demons 6-2

    The game was even until a long fly ball into deep left field by Braves sophomore Jordan Martin, hit the band tower for a two-run homer, and swung the advantage in favor of Grant County, as they defeated Williamstown 6-2 on May 5.

    “It felt good for it to be my first home run and get the win over Williamstown,” he said.

    For the Braves it was their first game in nearly a month and Grant County coach Darrick Lee said he felt the team played like they hadn’t played in a month.

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  • MCE Visits Alpine Dairy
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  • Sherman Holds Book Fair
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  • Pickrell named new WHS band director

    Mike Pickrell knows filling the shoes of Williamstown Band of Spirit director Bob Gregg will not be easy, but he’s up for the challenge.

    The 27-year-old Monticello native has been hired to replace Gregg, who will be retiring after winning five state titles at WHS.

    He has spent the past four years as band director at Keller High School in Texas.

    “I’m very excited to follow Mr. Gregg,” Pickrell said. “He has created a culture of excellence and high standards.

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  • Set in Stone
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  • Sherman April Students of the Month

    front row, Dylan Dionne, Johannan Mendoza Aguazul, Steven Gray, Aiden Peace, Leslie Rosendo, Macklyn Mcintosh, Wyatt Littrell, Jared Ada and Nancy Chappell; second row, Thomas Swaggin, Jackie Sims, Aviana Baker, Carson Bick, Tyler Merrill, Malachi Newman, Brayden Hundly, Hayden Lawson and Garrett Terry; back row, JoAnn Chappell, Ryan Davis, Shyann McNay, Koby Leazer, Michael Partin, Darren Kearns, Andrew Marcum and Breanna Wissing.

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  • Sherman April Awesome Students

    front row, Brianna Prince, Abigal Richardson, Brianna Beach, Dakota Coomer, McKenzie Finkenstadt, Kaylee Bonar, Zander Rains, Madison Nickell and Malachi Huber; second row, Amber Davis, Tara Preston, Shelby Coffey, Hyway Webster, Logan Sutherland, Sarah Grah, Angela Hill and Skyler Fayard; back row, Jason Beach, Mary Whitson, Bryndal Stidhams, Cory Wells, Sydney Slover, Paige Haney and Emily Flora.

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