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Today's Sports

  • Girls doubles take second in...

    Cassidy White, fourth seed in the girls tennis tournament, won three rounds in the singles regional tournament held May 18-19. She bested Brittany Kratzer from Hart County, 6-1, 6-0 and Ally Delaney from Ohio County, 6-0, 6-0.

    Grace Gorby beat Katie Bruner from Hart County, 2-6, 7-6, 7-4, 6-4 but fell to Caitlin Burton from Daviess County, 6-1, 6-0.

  • Boys tennis ends season at...

    Boys tennis teams competed at the regional level Monday, May 14 but didn’t continue to the state level. Fifth seed Michael Thomas got a bye in the first round and triumphed over Breckinridge County’s Harpe, 6-1, 6-1. Thomas fell to Apollo’s Crabtree 6-4, 7-6, 7-4.

    Tony East won against Breckinridge County’s Grubb, 6-2, 6-4. East also bested Hart County’s Garvin, 6-0, 6-0.

    In doubles, Brett Majors and Aaron Zellers won by default against a Frederick Fraze team and then faced Apollo’s Richards/Richards for a loss, 6-2, 6-0.

  • Cougars defeat Butler County

    By Beckie Decker

    Kevin Pierce and Joey Henry helped pitch up another win for the Cougars against Butler County with the final score of 2-1 on Monday, May 7.

    Justin Calvert received an ahead run in the second inning. While Henry pitched, until the sixth inning where he was replaced by Kevin Pierce a third of the way through the inning. Pierce got the save.

  • Seniors finish winning season in...

    Presented by GC School District

    Senior baseball players Jakob Clemons, with parents Rick and Jill and  Joey Henry, with parents Steve and Debbie, said farewell to teammates and coaches before the big-rival Edmonson County game, which the Cougars went on to win, 4–3.  
    Coach Danny Clark said, “It’s been an honor watching them grow into young men. Both have been excellent examples of what student-athletes are all about.”  

  • GCHS 4x800 team breaks school...

    By Brad Vincent
    Correspondent

  • Grayson cruises by Breckinridge...

    By Brad Vincent
    Correspondent
    Grayson and Breckinridge faced each other for the 2nd time this season. The Lady Cougars traveled to Hardinsburg this time hoping the rain would hold off long enough to get the games in. The evening began with the varsity looking for win number 24 on the season.

  • Cougars take 4-3 win over...

    By Beckie Decker

    Kevin Pierce pitched a complete game after recovering from an early-season injury and the Cougars took down Edmondson County,  4-3, on Tuesday, May 2.
    In the early part of the game the Cougars were behind, 2-0, and still down by the fifth with 3-0. Dalton Logsdon got the first run in the sixth. With two outs, Justin Calvert made two RBI doubles on a hard ground ball directed to the fence.

  • Cougars claw their way to 16-5...

    Staff Report

    Grayson County Cougars lost two games in a row, April 20 and 23 at home.

    Glasgow (17-2) five-run-ruled the team with a 10-0 loss on Friday and Meade County (15-4) got a 8-6 win after eight innings Monday night.
    The JV team picked up a win against Apollo, 7-2 on April 19. Freshman took a double-header against Breckinridge County, 10-1 in the first game, 6-0 in the second. Chance Perkins and Dylan Woodcock each got a no-hitter from the double-header on April 19.

  • Track teams compete in Warren...

    By Brad Vincent, Correspondent
    The Grayson County track teams traveled south to Bowling Green on April 21 to compete in the Warren East Raider Classic at the WKU Track and Field Complex. This year’s field was huge with 20 teams and more than 700 athletes. The boys’ team made a very strong statement to the region with its second-place finish. The girls’ squad also competed well with an eighth-place finish. Here are some of the Grayson County highlights from the meet.

  • Grayson rips rivals Edmonson

    By Brad Vincent, Correspondent
    Before a 3-2 win over Butler County on April 24, the Edmonson County Lady Wildcats traveled from Brownsville on April 19 to repay a loss suffered earlier in the season at home. Although the Lady Cougars handled the visitors easily in their first meeting, when these to clash you can bet it’s going to be a tough game.