Today's Sports

To say the Williamstown Lady Demons are swinging a hot stick is an understatement.
Williamstown scored 22 runs in a shutout victory over Eminence on April 12 in opening round action of the Kentucky All A Classic.
The win gave the Lady Demons three straight games where they scored in double digits dating back to a 14-4 win over Pendleton County on March 26.

After witnessing his team score just six runs in seven games to start the season, Williamstown baseball coach A.J. Mason wondered when all the hard work his Demons were putting in would start to pay off.

He got his answer Saturday when Williamstown’s bats came alive and generated six runs in two innings against Bracken County in what is easily the Demons’ best offensive performance to date. Unfortunately, the Demons could not capitalize late in the game and lost 7-6 in 10 innings, though that did not change Mason’s outlook on how his team played.

The Grant County Winter Guard, a division of the Grant County Band program, finished their season in the Tri-State Circuit Championships at Ryle High School receiving first place with a score of 81.48 performing their show titled “River” by Emeli Sande.

The staff composed of Jay Logan, Olivia Duguid, Johnny Harris and Mackenzie Dailey continued to improve the show as did the dedication of the Winter Guard members who were determined to achieve excellence, which was reflected in their rise in scores consistently throughout the five competitions.