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  • Lady Demons JV bounces back...

    The Williamstown Lady Demons’ got 10 points from  Kiki Johnson, a seventh grader,  and seven other players contributed points in a win over Lloyd Memorial in girls’ junior varsity action this week.
    Johnson scored 10 points while teammate Haley Howe had one of her better games of the season with eight points. Olivia Harden was next for the winners with six points, followed by Justice Chambers, Nichole Hankinson and Olivia Souder with five each.
    LLOYD MEMORIAL (30) - Brinkley 13, Crawford 2, Westwood 3, McCurdy 1, Smith 1, Webster 3, Musk 7.

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  • WHS falls to GCHS, beats Walton

    Expecting early success, Coach Roger Harden had to be scratching his head wondering what’s next after his young Demons opened the season with three straight losses.

    But the second-year coach quickly found out what his team is made of as Williamstown went on the road on Dec. 13 and won at Walton-Verona, 52-49, for the first district win for the program in nearly five years.

    The win snapped a losing streak against district opponents that dates back to February 6, 2009 - a span of 1,765 days.

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  • Grant JV basketball bests...

    The Grant County Braves won back-to-back games in boys’ junior varsity action this week, beating Holy Cross 73-61 and Williamstown 57-31.
    The Braves got double-digit points from two players in the win over district rival Williamstown. Joey Saylor led the way with 14, followed by Cole O’Nan with 10. Eight other players added points for the victors.
    Carter Sarcione led Williamstown scorers with 12 points, followed by Brady Montgomery with nine.

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  • Mason sets goal high for WHS

    Believing you have to play the best to be the best you can be, Coach Kasey Mason continues to toughen her team’s schedule as she builds the program at Williamstown High School.
    After last season’s 12-win campaign, the best for the program in at least 20 years, Mason upped the level of competition her team will face during the 2013/14 season in an attempt to take the program to the next level.

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  • Lady Demons want to keep on...

    Improving from six wins in Coach Kasey Mason’s first year on the job to 12 victories in her encore season left no doubt about the direction the Williamstown Lady Demons basketball program is headed.

    And despite losing some key players from last season’s squad, the third-year coach and her players have their sights set higher in 2014.
    Among the Lady Demons’ goals are to finish with a winning percent of .500 or better and continue to work their way closer to a 20-win season, both of which Mason feels are obtainable goals for her rising program.

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  • West sets ‘different’ kind of...

    As a result of the 8th Region tournament being held at Grant County High School in 2014, the Lady Braves’ regular schedule will look a little different this season.
    With other teams wanting to get some time on the Grant County floor and the Lady Braves wanting to see more regional opponents in preparation for a strong post-season run, the Lady Braves have added more 8th Region games to their schedule.

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  • Lady Braves have high...

    Shawn West’s first year on the job with the Grant County Lady Braves couldn’t have went any better with the team returning to the regional tourament for the first time in seven years while posting the third most wins for the program since the turn of the century.
    But with success comes even higher expectations, a role West and his Lady Braves covet heading into the 2013/14 campaign despite graduating five players, including three starters, from last season’s squad.

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  • Lady Braves beat Bellevue,...

     Local basketball fans had plenty to keep them busy on opening night with both Grant County and Williamstown playing at home in girls’ high school basketball action.

    Grant County gaves its fans plenty to celebrate with a 50-38 victory over Bellevue in a non-region contest. Meanwhile, Williamstown was not as fortunate, facing Simon Kenton in an almost David-vs-Golaith situation that saw the Lady Demons fall 82-20 versus the regional power.

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