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High School Sports

  • Kellam, Wright represent Lady Braves at Bullitt East

    When: Aug. 28
    Where: Heritage Hills CC
    What: Sarah Kellam and Macy Wright were the only two golfers for Grant County High School at the Bullitt East Invitational. Kellam shot an 81 and was tied for 18th place. Wright shot a 99 and tied for 55th place. There were a 101 golfers at the tournament.

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  • Braves particpate in ‘Saturday Night Lights’

    When: Aug. 27
    Where: Centerville (Ohio) High School
    What: The Braves cross country team opened the season in Centerville, Ohio with a night race. The boys placed 10th out of 18 schools and the girls placed 12th out of 14 schools.

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  • Demons run at Holmes Licking River Run

    When: Aug. 27
    Where: Holmes High School
    What: The Williamstown cross country team ran their first race of the season at the Licking River Run in Covington.
    Results: Chris Brann 21:43.84, Katie Butler 29:04.00,Belle Ridder 31:56.00, Jacob Roundtree 23:50.00, Justin Perkins 25:24.00.

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  • Week 1 Player of the Week

    Grant County High School sophomore Derek Sutherland was named the player of the week for week one. He had 12 tackles and two pass break-ups. The award is sponsored by Carolyn Thomas Thompson, State Farm Insurance.

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  • Tucker hosts goalkeeper camp

    On Aug. 20, a keeper camp was held at the Grant County Park in Crittenden.

    Grant County Lady Braves Mackenzie Tucker and her assistants, Sierra Schmitt and Braves Jordan Kearns facilitated the event.  

    The event was free to anyone in the Grant County Youth Soccer League.  During the event, participants were divided into three age groups, U8, U10 and U13.  Each group rotated to stations that were set up by Tucker and crew.  

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  • Williamstown hosts All “A” Classic Sept. 3

    The Williamstown Lady Demons will be hosting the All-A Classic Sept. 3 at Williamstown High School.

    The Lady Demons open up the volleyball tournament playing Gallatin County at 10 a.m. in the high school gym.

    Other teams in the tournament include Walton-Verona, Eminence, Trimble County, Owen County and Carroll County.

    “We are going to have to play at our full potential,” coach Wes Staff said. “Gallatin hung in with us and if we can beat them and get past Walton-Verona, we have a good chance of winning the tournament.”

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  • GCHS boys’ soccer getting back to fundamentals

    After falling to 0-3 on the season with a 5-0 loss to Scott County Aug. 25 at Grant County Middle School, Braves soccer coach David Schmitt has the team working on the fundamentals of soccer.

    Schmitt said the team looked like they were making progress after a 1-0 loss to Harrison County on Aug. 23, but with the loss to the Cardinals, it was more like a step backwards.

    “Hopefully, we will get that turned around with a couple of wins this week and gain some intensity and confidence,” he said.

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  • Braves searching for first win

    After losing their first home game to Owen County 20-6 at the Grant County Bowl Game Aug. 27, the Grant County High School Braves will seek their first win against Western Hills at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 2.

    In the game against the Rebels, the Braves missed opportunities that put the game out of reach and coach David Arvin is preparing the team to correct that moving forward.

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  • Lady Braves sweep W’town 2-0

    For the first time since Sept. 18, 2008, the Grant County High School Lady Braves can say they defeated the Williamstown Lady Demons in volleyball.

    Even though it was exciting for coach Kelli Lee to get the win over Williamstown, she was happy for some other aspects of the game.

    “The most exciting part for me was that the girls stayed calm,” she said. “They continued to take it one ball at a time and not look at the score like they needed six points. They kept their composure.”

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  • Demons place third behind Grant, Gallatin

    When: Aug. 18
    Where: Eagle Creek Country Club
    What: The Williamstown boy’s golf team placed third in a match with Grant County and Gallatin County, shooting a 196. Grant County and Gallatin County tied with a score of 189. Williamstown senior Sean Moreland was the medalist shooting a 40.

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