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| BISHOP BROSSART HIGH SCHOOL ALEXANDRIA, KENTUCKY USA THIS WEBSITE ORIGINATED IN DECEMBER 2001 AND WAS CREATED AND IS MAINTAINED BY STAFF ASSISTANT COACH DAVE SCHABELL WHO IS SOLELY RESPONSIBLE FOR ITS CONTENTS |
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| Tributes To Persons Close To The Program Who Have Passed Away MOST RECENT Todd Schafer |
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| 2018 FOOTBALL AND BOYS SOCCER SCHEDULES UPCOMING ALL "A" COMPETITIONS 2018-19 JV/VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE FISHING TRIP REPORTS |
| Click Here To Go To The 2017-18 Season's Broadcast Replays Click Here To Go To The Game Reports Index |
| Save the Date - Boys Basketball Euchre Tournament - Saturday, October 20th |
| Continuing To Look At The History of Brossart Mustangs Football Paul Wiggins, Others, Rally Behind A Football Program on life support - Survive 2014 Season, Begin A New Era |
| During the off-season between the 2013 and 2014 seasons, it was painfully obvious that there might not be a 2014 season, nor any again in our modern history. Only a handful of committed players were on hand for weight-training, and there was little optimism for better days ahead. To his credit, Coach Lee Teegarden identified himself as not being a good fit for Brossart Football and stepped down. Paul Wiggins, who had retired as the former head coach of the Colts, stepped up to assume the head coaching position, bringing back players who had played for him during his junior high coaching days. Those players to whom the program still meant something to, got busy recruiting their classmates. First year Athletic Director Adam Franzen, who could have taken the easy course of action and pulled the plug on the program, stood with those who fought for its survival, and we fielded a team, 22 strong, who took to the gridiron to finish out our final season of 2A district play, and pave the way for the future. Outside of our four 2A district losses (188-47) we were quite contentious in independent play, losing narrowly to Dayton (18-13), Ludlow (16-7), Pendleton County (28-27), and Gallatin County (40-27), and defeated the Bracken County Polar Bears 40-0. The program survived, and has since thrived. We will always be indebted to those young men and their coaches who "saved our football program." |
| The following season the Brossart Mustangs were re-aligned back to Class 1-A |
| Justin Schack took his football talents to the University of the Cumberlands. He was named to the Top 26, and is shown here with Head Coach Paul Wiggins. |
| Above - Senior Jarred Martin Below - Joey and Jed Martin |
| Above: Senior Garrett Ahlbrand Below: Junior Griffin Goepper |
| BB 13, Dayton 18 BB 40, Bracken Co 0 BB 7, Ludlow 16 BB 19, Holy Cross 48 BB 0, Newport 55 BB 28, Lloyd 49 BB 0, NCC 36 BB 27, Pendleton Co 28 BB 27, Gallatin Co 40 |
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| Above, Gutsy Junior Quarterback Craig Pfefferman Below: Multi-talented Frank Cetrulo was our running-back and kicker. He set school records in each category. He was instrumental in saving the progam. |