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Today's Sports

  • CROSSTOWN RIVALS COMPETE ON COURT
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  • Kellam takes 10th at boy’s state...

    Cody Kellam golfer started the state tournament off with a bogey, but the Grant County High School senior quickly bounced backed.
    The golfer, who finished 10th in the KHSAA State Golf Championships in Bowling Green Oct. 10-11, birdied his second hole by making about a 20-foot putt.  

    He would go on to make one more bogey and one more birdie for the rest of the first day while also making seven pars.  

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  • WHS golfer competes at state

    Williamstown High School was represented at the KHSAA girl’s State championship this past weekend in Bowling Green.

    Junior Hannah Scroggins competed in the individual portion of the tournament and finished tied for 39th.
    Prior to the the state tournament, Scroggins won the All-A Region.
    “Qualifying for state was exciting,” Scroggins said. “I’ve never been and it was just overwhelming I guess you could say. It didn’t seem real I was going.”

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  • WHS volleyball wins Fillie Fall...
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  • GCHS football shut out 43-0...

    The Grant County Braves football team is preparing for a big week after losing its fifth consecutive game of the season.
    The Braves were shut out 43-0 on the road Oct. 10 against the Scott Eagles.
    The loss drops GCHS’s record to 1-5-1.
    Up next, the Braves play Conner at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 17 in the final home game of the season.
    The game also will be Senior Night for the team.

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  • Grant members run strong at St...

    The Grant County High School Braves’ cross country teams competed at the Saint Henry Invitational on Oct. 11.
    The meet served as a preview to the regional cross country meet on Nov. 1.
    The runners now have a better understanding of what it will take to get to the state meet.
    Nearly ideal conditions existed as the sun greeted the runners to a clear day at Idlewild Park in Burlington.
     Senior Sydney Parker led the varsity girls running a 23:32.

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  • Lady Braves defeat Walton, make...
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  • Wright finishes 20th in state

    Grant County was well represented at the KHSAA State Golf championships in Bowling Green last weekend.   
    Along with three individuals who competed for state titles, the Lady Braves also competed in the team portion of the tournament.

    The participants were  Macy Wright, Sarah Boden, Brittany Hudson, Hannah Davis and Katie Michels.
    The team made the tournament by virtue of a second place team finish in the regionals Sept. 29 at Kenton County Pioneer Golf Course.

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  • THE BANDS PLAY ON

    Name of competition:  2014 Simon Kenton Marching Band Classic

    Ranking and any awards:  The Band of Spirit received first place, Best Percussion, Best Guard in Class 3A (only band in class). The Guard was first overall in preliminaries. The Percussion was second overall in preliminaries. The band, as a whole, was first overall (out of 13 bands) in preliminaries with a score of 76.

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  • Grant soccer teams vie for...

    The Grant County boys and girls soccer team will thane home-field advantage as they try to bring home the 32nd district championship next week.

    Both teams will compete in the district tournament at Grant County Middle School.
    The Lady Braves will face Walton-Verona at 6 p.m. Monday, Oct. 13 in the tournament opener.

    The matchup will be the second consecutive game the Lady Braves faced Walton.

    The result of the Oct. 8 game between the teams was not available at press time.

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