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  • GCHS golfers victorious over...

    The Grant County Braves boys golf team hosted the Bearcats of Walton Verona on Monday, Aug. 28 at the Eagle Creek Country Club and came away victorious in match play scramble.  

    Coach Michael Camacho said this was a new format for the team and he was excited to see how the boys did.  
    Grant County players Kyle West and Ryan Mitts played one and two for the Braves.  

    Tyler Mitts and Lucas Allnutt played three and four and Michael Frost played straight up against Walton Verona’s number five golfer.  

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  • Lady Braves lose 10-0 to Conner
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  • Grant County outlast Boone 3-1

    The Grant County Braves boys soccer team scored two first-half goals and added a third in the second half to defeat Boone County 3-1 on Aug. 24.

    The Braves started off strong against the Rebels, creating a lot of chances in the first few minutes with their speed and counter attacking plays.

    However, they were unable to find the back of the net.
    In the seventh minute, a penalty kick was awarded for a handball in the box and junior Cody Trenkamp scored from the spot and gave the Braves a 1-0 lead.

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  • GCHS girls golfers improving

    The Lady Braves Golf team hosted St. Henry at Eagle Creek Country Club on Thursday, Aug. 24, and lost 188-192.
    Liz Roach from St. Henry was the medalist on the day firing a 40. The Lady Braves were led by freshman Victoria Camacho and junior Katie Michels who both shot a 46 on the front nine at Eagle Creek.  Laura Tatum, a freshman, shot a 48 for the Lady Braves.  

    Coach Marcus Camacho is pleased with how well his young team is doing.  They continue to improve and their scores are getting better each time out.

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  • Frankfort races past Braves 42-6

    The Grant County Braves football team dropped to 0-2 to start the season after falling 42-6 to Frankfort on Aug. 26 in the Bourbon County Bowl.
    “Frankfort was very athletic at the skill positions,” said Braves Coach Jamie Dalzell. “Lot of playmakers on the outside. The QB did a great job of getting the ball to those guys.”
    Frankfort got on the score board early in the first quarter when quarterback Holt Hammons completed a 57-yard touchdown pass to DaJuan Davis.
    The two-point conversion failed and Frankfort took a 6-0 lead.

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  • Lady Braves capture county...

    The Grant County Lady Braves volleyball team travelled just a few short minutes to Williamstown on Thursday, Aug. 24, to take on their county rivals, the Williamstown Lady Demons in an early season district matchup.  The Lady Braves swept the first three games of the match to gain the victory on the evening (25-17, 26-24 and 25-17).

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  • Grant County Youth Soccer
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  • Braves held scoreless by Owen Co...

    The Grant County Braves were held scoreless in a season-opening 19-0 loss on the road to Owen County.
    Braves Coach Jamie Dalzell put the blame for the loss on the team’s poor fundamentals.
    “Offensively, we must cut down on turnovers and penalties,” Dalzell said. “The turnover margin was too much to ever expect to win.”

    In the game, Grant County fumbled the ball six times, losing possession on five of the fumbles.
    Owen County gave the ball away on two fumbles.

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  • VAUGHT’S VIEWS

    Kentucky opens the football season Sept. 2 at Southern Mississippi with high expectations after a 7-6 season and bowl bid last year. The Wildcats have been picked as high as third in the Southeastern Conference Eastern Division by some college football analysts.

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  • VAUGHT’S VIEWS

    With all the football he watches on the practice field or in the film room, Kentucky secondary Coach Steve Clinkscale doesn’t always want to watch football on TV when he gets home.
    Often, though, his wife, Jasena, has a different idea.
    “My wife watches more football at home than I do. I come home and I don’t want to watch football and she wants to watch football all day Saturday and Sunday. I just want to watch TV and relax. But not her. She loves watching football,” said Clinkscale.

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