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Today's Sports

  • GRANT COUNTY YOUTH SOCCER
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  • Lady Demons beat Gallatin,...

    In between drills during a pre-season practice Williamstown Volleyball coach, Wesley Staff, called out to his team “What two goals are we setting out to accomplish this year!?” The team yelled back “talking and being faster!”

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  • Grant Lady Braves win Glacier...

    Grant County girls volley ball is a team composed of no seniors. Despite the lack of seniors, the team has been playing together for a while and has good chemistry.
    First-year head coach Kelli Hollenkamp believes she may have walked into a good situation.

    “I am not only excited for this year,” Hollenkamp said. “But I am really looking forward to next year with a young team like this,”
    Junior Emily Livingood will be playing a big role as a setter for the Lady Braves.

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  • Braves open season with 7-7 tie

    Head Coach Kevin Siple is going into his third season as coach of the Grant County Braves Football team and is feeling optimistic with the off season he and his team has had.

    “We have had great off seasons the past two years and are getting stronger,” Siple said.

    The football team is coming off of a disappointing 1-9 2013 season. This year seems to be a different story as they are a team of 21 juniors and 12 seniors that have experience playing as underclassmen.

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  • Grant golfers sweep first two...

    Grant County Girls Golf looks to continue their strong start this year when they won their first match of the year at the Madison Southern Invitational and followed that up by winning the Central Kentucky Conference at Mt. Sterling Country Club and grabbing second place at the Grant County Invitational at Eagle Creek.

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  • Williamstown cross country team...

    The Williamstown cross country team is in familiar territory having a young team with 23 middle school athletes and only four high school students in juniors Jeff Jackson, Carly Middleton, Avery March, and freshman Megan Perkins.

    “We are a young team with great kids,” head coach Mark Kinsey said. “A lot of kids are showing a lot of initiative and discipline.”

    The team will be headed by eighth grader Bradley Perkins.
    Within their respective age groups, all of the kids are looking solid, but the team is still looking for runners.

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  • Grant boys golf wants state shot

    Fresh off a win in the Beechwood Invitational Grant County’s boys golf team is off running and feel that they stand a good chance of making it to state.
    Grant proves to be strong at the top two positions with senior Cody Kellam and sophomore Jacob Vrolijk.
    “I feel that my top two golfers can compete with anyone in the state,” head coach Michael Camacho said.  “I feel that Cody and Jacob can make the All-State Team.”

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  • Prather goes to World Series

    Ben Prather, son of Berkley and Shannon Prather and the grandson of David and Carol Rhoton, will be going to Winchester, Virginia to compete in the Cal Ripken World Series.
    Prather is the starting third baseman on the Southeastern Lexington 10-year-old all-star team.  The team claimed the Ohio Valley Regional title in Newburgh, Indiana, defeating Mattoon, Illinois 3-0 in the title game.
    The Lexington team will represent the Ohio Valley Region in the Cal Ripken World Series in Winchester, Virginia, on Aug. 9 through Aug. 16.

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  • Golf Scramble to raise funds for...

    Grant County Sheriff’s office and Williamstown Police Department will hold the 14th annual Shop  With A Cop Golf Scramble at 8:30 a.m. on Aug. 22 at the Eagle Creek Country Club in Crittenden. The entry fee is $240 per team with a maximum of 22 teams. Format will be a four-man scramble. Mulligans are $5. Limit one per person.

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  • Grant County wins Beechwood...

    The Grant County Boys Golf team came away from the 2014 Beechwood Invitational as overall team winners with Cody Kellam taking home first place individually, for the second straight tournament, by shooting four under par 67. Jacob Vrolijk also joined the party by shooting a one over par 72 and taking second individually on Aug. 7 at Flagg Springs Golf Course.
    The tournament had a field of 11 teams from across all of Northern Kentucky and by day’s end the team had shot a season best 310 and tied Ryle High School for first place.

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