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| This is the fourth in a series following the formation, progression, and development of our present day Brossart Football Mustangs 2008 - Second Verse, Same as the First |
| Marie Kiefer Chooses Div-I Ball State |
Brossart 6'3" senior
forward Marie Kiefer has
verbally committed to
Ball State University
(Div-I, MAC).
As a junior, Kiefer led
the Mustangs to a 24-6
record, while averaging
18 points, 10 rebounds
and 4 blocks per game.
She shot 37.5 percent
from three point range,
and 55 percent from the
field overall.
forward Marie Kiefer has
verbally committed to
Ball State University
(Div-I, MAC).
As a junior, Kiefer led
the Mustangs to a 24-6
record, while averaging
18 points, 10 rebounds
and 4 blocks per game.
She shot 37.5 percent
from three point range,
and 55 percent from the
field overall.
Marie's junior year accolades included:
10th Region Girls Player of the Year
Northern Ky. Division II Player of the Year
3rd Team All-State (Herald Leader coaches poll)
Finalist for Greater Cincinnati Girls Basketball Player of the Year (Cincinnati.com)
10th Region All Tournament Team
37th District All Tournament Team
10th Region All 'A" Tournament MVP
Berea Holiday Invitational All Tournament Team
Crosstown Classic Player of the Game
Martin Luther King Day Classic Player of the Game
Top Prospects Classic Player of the Game
Operation Green Dot Classic Player of the Game
Cincinnati.com Northern Kentucky Girls Basketball Player of the Week
Marie enters her senior high school basketball season as the sixth leading scorer in the history of Bishop
Brossart Girls basketball with 1,239 points.
Ball State is coming off of a 21-10 record, where they were 12-5 in the Mid-American Conference (MAC), and
12-1 at home. They are coached by 9th year head coach, Brady Salee, who has a career college coaching
record of 285-218 and is 149-108 at Ball State in eight seasons.
Congratulations to Marie on making an outstanding college choice.
10th Region Girls Player of the Year
Northern Ky. Division II Player of the Year
3rd Team All-State (Herald Leader coaches poll)
Finalist for Greater Cincinnati Girls Basketball Player of the Year (Cincinnati.com)
10th Region All Tournament Team
37th District All Tournament Team
10th Region All 'A" Tournament MVP
Berea Holiday Invitational All Tournament Team
Crosstown Classic Player of the Game
Martin Luther King Day Classic Player of the Game
Top Prospects Classic Player of the Game
Operation Green Dot Classic Player of the Game
Cincinnati.com Northern Kentucky Girls Basketball Player of the Week
Marie enters her senior high school basketball season as the sixth leading scorer in the history of Bishop
Brossart Girls basketball with 1,239 points.
Ball State is coming off of a 21-10 record, where they were 12-5 in the Mid-American Conference (MAC), and
12-1 at home. They are coached by 9th year head coach, Brady Salee, who has a career college coaching
record of 285-218 and is 149-108 at Ball State in eight seasons.
Congratulations to Marie on making an outstanding college choice.
Aug 29, 08 Owen County home (L) 6 - 18
Sep 13, 08 Walton-Verona home (L) 7 - 38
Sep 19, 08 Beechwood away (L) 0 - 56
Sep 27, 08 Bellevue home (L) 0 - 56
Oct 3, 08 Newport away (L) 0 - 60
Oct 11, 08 Ludlow home (L) 6 - 27
Oct 17, 08 Eminence away (L) 0 - 54
Oct 24, 08 Dayton away (L) 21 - 51
Nov 1, 08 C.A.L. home (L) 13 - 59
Nov 7, 08 Gallatin Co away (L) 6 - 61
Sep 13, 08 Walton-Verona home (L) 7 - 38
Sep 19, 08 Beechwood away (L) 0 - 56
Sep 27, 08 Bellevue home (L) 0 - 56
Oct 3, 08 Newport away (L) 0 - 60
Oct 11, 08 Ludlow home (L) 6 - 27
Oct 17, 08 Eminence away (L) 0 - 54
Oct 24, 08 Dayton away (L) 21 - 51
Nov 1, 08 C.A.L. home (L) 13 - 59
Nov 7, 08 Gallatin Co away (L) 6 - 61
Our second season of varsity football was pretty much,
the second verse, same as the first.
Again we were without a win, and again, despite losing
narrowly to Owen County on opening night and flashing
some promise in the Walton and Ludlow games, we
were pretty much non-comptitive.
We had learned that we would have to earn any
success we were going to have on the gridiron, and
that football was hard. We were especially challenged
defensively, where teams were able to get into our
secondary and run for long gains, or pitch and get
around the corner for sizable gains. Missed tackles
contributed to our demise, and our offense was simply
not fluid and effective enough to put numbers on the
scoreboard in bunches. Freshman Spencer Brown, who
would go on to play college football, was our
quarterback.
Matt Reinhart took over as head coach. He had the
looks of a football coach and as was Rodney Ollier,
deeply dedicated to Brossart Football.
The numbers remained strong as 37 players suited up
for the 2008 Football Mustangs, nine were freshmen,
along with seen seniors. Looking back over that roster
it is easy to see a lot of young talent growing up in our
program, who would provide us with success in the
future.
the second verse, same as the first.
Again we were without a win, and again, despite losing
narrowly to Owen County on opening night and flashing
some promise in the Walton and Ludlow games, we
were pretty much non-comptitive.
We had learned that we would have to earn any
success we were going to have on the gridiron, and
that football was hard. We were especially challenged
defensively, where teams were able to get into our
secondary and run for long gains, or pitch and get
around the corner for sizable gains. Missed tackles
contributed to our demise, and our offense was simply
not fluid and effective enough to put numbers on the
scoreboard in bunches. Freshman Spencer Brown, who
would go on to play college football, was our
quarterback.
Matt Reinhart took over as head coach. He had the
looks of a football coach and as was Rodney Ollier,
deeply dedicated to Brossart Football.
The numbers remained strong as 37 players suited up
for the 2008 Football Mustangs, nine were freshmen,
along with seen seniors. Looking back over that roster
it is easy to see a lot of young talent growing up in our
program, who would provide us with success in the
future.
| Matt Reinhart would serve for five seasons as our head coach. During his tenure we would win 15 football games and play in a pair of playoff games. Five of those wins would come in his second season. |
| 2008 - Seniors |
| Anthony Steffen skies in a blocked extra point attempt |
| Above Seniors: Bottom: Dallas Kremer, Jacob Guidugli, Drew Braunwart, and Aaron Dennis. Top: Ian Sevier, Zach Richardson, and Tony Woeste. |
| #36 - Michael Whitford |
