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Today's Sports

  • Parker wins at Harrison County...

    The Grant County Braves had their final tune-up before the post-season on Oct. 23 at the Harrison County Invite. With the regional meet just a week away, the Braves were hoping to run well and go into next week with added confidence.
    Senior Sydney Parker, running in her final invitational of her high school career, went out to the lead from the start and never looked back as she pushed the pace over the hills of the Harrison County Country Club, finishing in 21:31.

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  • Webster, Beavers place fifth,...

    Grant County’s middle school and elementary cross country teams wrapped up their seasons on Oct. 25 at their state meet held in Masterson Station Park in Lexington.

    With over 350 runners in each race, this was the largest field the Braves would compete in all year, but the Braves approached this race with the confidence they have had all year. The team had many personal bests.
     

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  • TINY TACKLERS: Grant County...
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  • Grant marching band receives...

    Name of Competition: Bluegrass Pageant of Bands
     Location and Date:  Bryan Station in Lexington on Oct. 18.
    Ranking and Awards:  First place in Class AAAA (Best music, visual, and effect), Reserve Grand Champion overall
     

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  • Williamstown Band of Spirit...

    Name of competition:  2014 Bryan Station Bluegrass Pageant of Bands
     

    Location and date:  Bryan Station High School
     

    Ranking and any awards:   The Band of Spirit received first Place in Class A during the preliminary competition.  Beechwood was second, Nicholas Co. was third and Paris was fourth.

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  • Braves fall 32-20 in final...

    Despite a 14-point first-half lead, two touchdowns by Conner in the final minutes cost the Grant County Braves a win.
    The Braves fell 32-20 on Senior Night and what was the team’s final homegame of the season.

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  • Grant Braves feel loss after...
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  • TINY TACKLERS: Grant County...
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  • Spratt sets personal record at...

    The Running Braves were back in action Oct. 17 at the Lexington Catholic Invite. This course was a preview of the KHSAA State Meet on Nov. 8.
    Ben Spratt set a new personal record for the 5K, running a strong 17:39, placing 76th in a highly loaded field that included the top three teams in the state.
     Spratt also finished as the top eighth-grader in the race and proved he will be back on this course again at the state meet.

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  • Young Running Braves compete at...

    Grant County’s middle and elementary cross country teams competed in the Northern Kentucky Regionals on Oct. 15 on a rainy, soggy course at Idlewild Park in Burlington.
    The Braves did not let the conditions affect their performances as they produced some memorable races.
    Most races on the day weren’t decided until the end, but Ben Spratt in the boy’s middle school race did not like this trend as he produced the most dominating win on the day.

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