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| Tributes To Persons Close To The Program Who Have Passed Away MOST RECENT Todd Schafer |
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| 2018 JV AND VARSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULE FISHING TRIP REPORTS |
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| For Your Advanced Planning: Mike Code Youth Summer Boys Basketball Camp Mon-Thurs, June 18th-21st - 8:30am - 11:30am - Grades 2 through 9 Kevin Bundy Girls Summer Girls Youth Basketball Camp - Mon-Thurs, June 4th-7th |
Our Junior High Football Colts will accept sign-ups on Tuesday, April 24th From 6pm to 8pm at Barleycorn's No Previous Experience Required Meet Coach Alex Crawford and his staff Be A Member Of One Of the First Teams to play your career at the new Mustangs Athletic Complex Brossart Junior High Colts Football Is a Formative, Instructional, Team Competing in the NoKy Junior High Football League, where they have experienced success over the years, playing into the Finals in 2016 and the Final Four in 2017 |
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| Come to Barleycon's on April 24th to meet the coaches and sign up for the upcoming season |
| Mustangs Dodge Calvary 10th Region "A" Semi-Finals Bullet 3-2 In Extras, Succumb To Nicholas Co 7-3 In Finals, For First Time Since Inception in 2004 |
| Zach Hamberg - Enquirer NKY Athlete of the Week Runner-Up |
| Finally a Good Day on Friday at Pickwick, USA |
| The sun came back out, the temps reached 70, and the fish were more willing than previously this week. Keith Rauch and I put 13 short fish and a keeper (pictured below) in the boat on Friday, using a do-nothing lure (pictured below), which is a three inch section of rubber night-crawler on a 1/16th inch jig, which you throw out, let lay on the bottom, and retrieve with a raise and lower motion, S-L-O-W-L-Y.. The bass below is only 17 inches but is a solid fish. 200 boats will be on the lake Saturday, fishing in three separate tournaments. I will take Saturday morning off and then fish with my brother Mark for a few days until next Friday. |
| Paul Rauch and Tom Holtz had the Bar-B-Que Chicken for dinner on Friday night at the R&B - our primary eatery. Paul, Tom, and Keith will pull the boat and head home on Saturday morning. My brother Mark arrives Saturday afternoon after a rough week at Kentucky Lake. |
While Zach finished second in the voting 2234 to 2012 to a deserving young man from Simon Kenton, it is
amazing to me how our school community rallies behind one of our own, and made a game effort to come
from behind to win this prize.
There were other deserving nominees from larger schools who basically received no support from their
peers. This is what truly demonstrates Brossart PRIDE. With us it is much more than a word on a T-Shirt.
amazing to me how our school community rallies behind one of our own, and made a game effort to come
from behind to win this prize.
There were other deserving nominees from larger schools who basically received no support from their
peers. This is what truly demonstrates Brossart PRIDE. With us it is much more than a word on a T-Shirt.
| Buddy Biggs Resigns After Three Years as Head Coach of Mason County Royals, 30 Years in Coaching |
Buddy Biggs, who won the 2005 Regional Championship at
Pendleton County, spent nine seasons at Ashland before
taking the Mason County job where he won the 10th Region
title in 2016 has announced his retirement.
While the Royals program has been rife with turmoil in recent
years, Biggs cites the "30 Year grind, and a desire to be a
full-time husband and dad" as his reasons for stepping down.
We here at Brossart consider Buddy a friend and wish him
the best in his retirement from the basketball court sidelines.
Pendleton County, spent nine seasons at Ashland before
taking the Mason County job where he won the 10th Region
title in 2016 has announced his retirement.
While the Royals program has been rife with turmoil in recent
years, Biggs cites the "30 Year grind, and a desire to be a
full-time husband and dad" as his reasons for stepping down.
We here at Brossart consider Buddy a friend and wish him
the best in his retirement from the basketball court sidelines.