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| Rosters revealed for canceled Northern Kentucky East/West football all-star game |
Brossart Footballers Devin Carson, Grant Haubner,and Sam Howard among 80
selected for canceled East-West All-Star Football Game
selected for canceled East-West All-Star Football Game
Just when we though that things this spring couldn't get much stranger, the Enquirer Wednesday
announced the rosters for the Annual East-West Football Game that has been cancelled. The game had
been scheduled to be played this week as part of the St. Elizabeth Sport All-Star Series.
It is fitting that those players selected to represent their respective schools are recognized.
Mustangs Devin Carson, Grant Haubner, and Sam Howard were to represent Brossart on the East
team, which was comprised of Brossart, Campbell Co, CovCath, Dayton, Highlands, Newport and NCC.
announced the rosters for the Annual East-West Football Game that has been cancelled. The game had
been scheduled to be played this week as part of the St. Elizabeth Sport All-Star Series.
It is fitting that those players selected to represent their respective schools are recognized.
Mustangs Devin Carson, Grant Haubner, and Sam Howard were to represent Brossart on the East
team, which was comprised of Brossart, Campbell Co, CovCath, Dayton, Highlands, Newport and NCC.
| The Racing World Has Lost It Richest Race Horse as Arrogate Succumbs to an Unknown Neurological Disorder. Local Racing Resumes at Belterra Park on Thursday Sans Fans |
Arrogate, earner of over 17 million dollars, who was in his third season at stud at Juddmonte Farm in
Lexington, died Tuesday on an undetermined neurological disorder at the young age of seven.
He thrilled the racing world by winning the Travers Stakes, the Inaugural Pegasus, and the Dubai
World Cup during his career where he won seven of eleven starts before being retired to the breeding
shed. There he stood for $50,000 and serviced nearly 400 mares in his three year stallion stint. His first
crop of runners will debut on the race track next spring.
Meanwhile racing returns to the local scene today, albeit without fans in the stands at Belterra Park.
Both Ohio tracks Belterra, here in Cincinnati and Thistledown in Cleveland open today. Horse Racing
has been the only sport to have weathered the Covid-19 pandemic relatively unaffected. Gulfstream
Park in Hallandale, Florida has run, sans fans, throughout March, April, May, and so far in June. Live
racing is now carried on FoxSports and FoxSports2 on a daily basis, featuring racing from Churchill
Downs in Louisville, and Belmont Park in New York.
Lexington, died Tuesday on an undetermined neurological disorder at the young age of seven.
He thrilled the racing world by winning the Travers Stakes, the Inaugural Pegasus, and the Dubai
World Cup during his career where he won seven of eleven starts before being retired to the breeding
shed. There he stood for $50,000 and serviced nearly 400 mares in his three year stallion stint. His first
crop of runners will debut on the race track next spring.
Meanwhile racing returns to the local scene today, albeit without fans in the stands at Belterra Park.
Both Ohio tracks Belterra, here in Cincinnati and Thistledown in Cleveland open today. Horse Racing
has been the only sport to have weathered the Covid-19 pandemic relatively unaffected. Gulfstream
Park in Hallandale, Florida has run, sans fans, throughout March, April, May, and so far in June. Live
racing is now carried on FoxSports and FoxSports2 on a daily basis, featuring racing from Churchill
Downs in Louisville, and Belmont Park in New York.
| No KHSAA Updates at this time. The 2020-21 Athlitic Paperwork Packet is Available Brossart Athletic Director Kevin Bundy reports that no "sports specific" directives have been received from the KHSAA regarding the "return to play" period of June 15th-July 12th. He did say that such directives are expected shortly. Kevin noted that the 2020-21 athletic paperwork packet is now available to our families, via the school website, the front office, or his office. It contains the updated physical forms, as well as the updated St. E consent to treat form. Another form from St. E may be coming soon, that is Covid specific, but he wished to be pro-active in getting the packets in families hands now. The packets can be found on the BBHS website (www.bishopbrossart.org) by simply clicking "athletics" and then clicking "news." As always, all athletes must have a valid physical on file beginning their first day of participation in an "official" practice. This means when Fall sports begin on July 15. If an athlete is unsure of their physical expiration date, feel free to contact him. |