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Sunday Was A Proud Day For Brossart High School and Jeff Miller Who Was Inducted Into The 10th Region Hall of Fame
Jeff Miller Inducted As The Twelfth Bishop Brossart Member of the 10th Region Boys Basketball Hall of Fame
Beckett Kuntz and Drew Steffen Were Also Honored as Members of the All-Region-Honorable Mention Team. Our good friend, Dave Orth, from Campbell County was also inducted into the Class of 2026 HOF.
On Sunday afternoon at Augusta High School, former Brossart Boys Basketball Head Coach, Mike Code, inducted Jeff Miller, who has served as our scorekeeper/statistician since 2004, into the 10th Region Hall of Fame. At the banquet Beckett Kuntz and Drew Steffen were also honored as members of the All-Region Honorable Mention Team. It was a nice event with a large turnout. For me, it was good to see so many old friends.
BASEBALL
After Making A Statement in a Scrimmage and Two Run-Rule Victories, Our Mustangs Have Now Provided Holy Cross With Subject Matter For Their Baseball Awards Banquet, Falling 5-3 To The Now 2-13 Tribe at Y'All's Monday.
“The Best Laid Plans of Mice, Men, and Mustangs, Often Go Awry.” How many times over the years of writing these articles have I used that phrase??? After having dominated Holy Cross in a pre-season scrimmage, and then run-ruling them twice (13-0, 15-0) in the regular season, I’m sure we felt that we had made our statement and would liberally exercise our roster in the third regular season contest back at Y’Alls Park, Monday night, where 14 different Mustangs participated in the contest. We sent Ben Doyle, the starting pitcher back on the night when we christened the MAC vs the Indians to the mound, where we correctly assumed he would limit the Tribe’s run production, and after having shut them out 28-0 in the two previous encounters, we would certainly be able to scratch out enough runs to win, without demeaning them, and return home, victory in tow, to prepare for Beechwood on Wednesday.
However, a funny thing happened on the way to our 12th win of the season. While Ben Doyle did his job giving up a single earned run in four innings of work, an error in the 4th plated Luke Aringhaus, who had tripled, and the runner who benefitted by the error, later scored. Meanwhile, the Mustang offense was kept off-balance by the Holy Cross hurler, Sophomore Eli Cox, who would go the distance.
In the top of the 5th inning, we got untracked and scored a pair of runs, making the score 3-2, and certainly we would overtake the home team and go on to post the victory. However, it was not to be, as the Tribe was up to the task, adding a pair of runs, neither earned, in their half of the 5th to re-open the lead to 5-2, and while tacking on another Mustang run in the sixth, we would fall to the underdogs 5-3. Cox went the distance for the Indians, allowing 3 runs on 7 hits, with the difference being that the Indians played error-free baseball. Carter Boruske was the only multiple hit Mustang, going 2 for 3 with a double and an RBI.
The Mustangs will prepare Tuesday for Beechwood on Wednesday, with the prize behind Door Number One being a trip to the All All-State Elite Eight on April 25-26 at Daviess County High School.
Mustangs Win Back-To-Back 10th Region "A" Titles For First Time Since 2017, Run-Rule Paris 12-0 In Finals
The Paris Greyhounds were no match for our Mustangs in the Saturday afternoon finals winning our first back-to-back 10th Region “A” Title since 2017. Junior Kasey Moeller took the mound and limited the Greyhounds to but a single hit in pitching the 12-0, five inning, shutout. The Mustang bats took care of the rest and we returned up the AA highway with a 12-0 win, our 11th victory of the season, and our 17th ever 10th Region “A” Title in tow. In the past 24 hours we have won three games, and limited our opponents to a single run on 12 hits.
In the Paris game we put a run on the board in the first inning, two more in the second, and then blew the contest open and decided things in the third when six Mustangs crossed the plate. Moeller’s line read 0 Runs, 1 Hit, 5 Strike Outs, and 3 walks. At the plate Moeller helped his own cause by going 2 for 3, scoring a run and knocking in 3 teammates. Isaac Amin was 2 for 2 with 2 runs scored and 2 RBIs.
We will take Sunday off, be back in action at Y’Alls Park vs Holy Cross on Monday at 5:30pm, and host Beechwood in the 9th/10th Region “A” Semi-State Sectional at home Wednesday at 5pm with the winner advancing to the “A” State Tournament at Daviess County High School on Saturday April 25th. While we have had much success winning 10th Region “A” tournaments, we have only advanced to the “A” Big Show three times since 2010. In 2011 we were the All “A” State Runners-Up. A year ago, Bracken County won the 10th “A” and upset Beechwood in the 9th/10th Sectional.
Mustangs Advance To 10th Region "A" Finals With 2-0 Win Over Nicholas County Behind Complete Game Shutout By Luke Neltner
Wheeling right back within 15 hours of our 2-1 home win over Bourbon County, Luke Neltner pitched a complete game shutout of Nicholas County, allowing only 4 hits while striking out 5 and walking one. Jayden Robinson, the Blue Jacket hurler was also sterling, pitching a complete game, giving up the 2 Mustangs runs on 3 hits, striking out 5 and walking 2.
For five complete innings this was a swift moving pitchers battle, with neither team able to plate a run. In the top of the sixth Luke Neltner reached on an error, Isaac Amin singled, and Brady Rowe knocked them both home with a double giving his team a 2-0 lead, which would be all that we would need on this morning. Brady Rowe was our only multiple hit Mustang, going 2 for 3 with 2 RBIs. Asher Holland was 2 of 3 for the Jackets.
MUSTANGS VS. BOURBON CO
* 1966 MUSTANGS BASEBALL TEAM RECOGNIZED *
(see story below)
Varsity Mustangs vs. Bourbon Co
Friday, April 10th @ The MAC
Andy Goodman & Brian Kuntz
SOFTBALL
Lady 'Stangs Power Past Paris, Fall to Bracken In All "A" Finals
SEMI-FINALS VS. PARIS
BBHS: 15, Paris: 2
The Lady ’Stangs powered past Paris 15-2 on Saturday behind a huge day from Tessa Wells, who drove in four runs on four hits.
After falling behind early, the Lady ’Stangs answered right away and took control with a three-run second and continued to build the lead, highlighted by a seven-run fourth inning fueled by timely hitting and capitalizing on errors.
The offense exploded for 19 hits, with multiple-hit performances from several players including Kayleigh Stadelmann, Sophie Schultz, Ella Walerius, and Rachel Shewmaker. The Lady ’Stangs also stayed aggressive on the bases with four steals.
In the circle, Anna Bezold earned the win, allowing two unearned runs over three innings, while Maggie McKenzie shut the door with two scoreless innings in relief.
Overall, it was a dominant all-around performance as the Lady ’Stangs used big bats and solid pitching to secure the run-rule victory.
FINALS VS. BRACKEN CO.
BBHS: 8, Bracken Co 9
The Lady ’Stangs came up just short in a heartbreaker Saturday, falling to Bracken County 9-8 on a walk-off in the final inning.
After jumping out early, the Lady ’Stangs battled back from a first-inning deficit to take a 5-4 lead in the second and kept the game tight throughout. Avery Wietholter led the way at the plate with three hits, including two doubles, while she and Rachel Shewmaker each drove in two runs.
The game was tied at eight entering the bottom of the seventh, but Bracken County capitalized on a late opportunity, scoring the winning run on a sacrifice play after an error.
The Lady ’Stangs finished with 12 hits, getting multiple-hit efforts from Wietholter, Tessa Wells, Leah Robinson, and Ella Walerius, but couldn’t overcome Bracken County’s 15-hit attack in the tough loss.
Congratulations to Leah Robinson & Avery Weitholter for being awarded All Tournament Team!
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