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BASEBALL
The 2026 Mustangs - Ten Games In
Our Mustangs get back to live action Monday evening in a re-match with Lloyd, in Erlanger, who we defeated 7-5 back on March 26th at the MAC. While the Juggs were winless when we last saw them, they have recorded three wins in the interim.
Ten games in, we sport an 8-2 record. While we have been 7-3 after 10 games twice in recent history, this is actually our best start record-wise since 2012. That team is the Gold Standard in the annals of Bishop Brossart Baseball History, having won the district, regional and advanced to the Final Four of the KHSAA “Sweet Sixteen” State Tournament. They were also 8-2 after 10 games.
We haven’t played the toughest of schedules, but do own a win over Conner, who defeated Beechwood last week. Our two losses are run-rule decisions to Harrison County and Campbell County which were more of a pitching issue, than an evaluation of the overall strength of this team. Early on, our very distinctive Achilles Heel was our relief pitching, which seems to be improving with age.
As suspected, we are led at the plate by returners Isaac Amin, Luke Neltner, and Landon Ruth. They are joined by Brady Rowe and Nolan Kramer – all hit over .400. As a team, we are batting .364 which is creditable. Amin leads the team at .500 (13/26), Neltner is hitting .452 (14/31), Ruth is .440 (111/25) and Rowe at .419 (13/31). Nolan Kramer is 6 of 8 in a limited sampling, which is .750. Isaac Amin owns six doubles and Brady Rowe four of them. We have collected four triples from four different players, and have hit three home runs from three different Mustangs. Brady Rowe leads us in RBIs with 16 to date. Amin has 12, and Neltner leads us in runs-scored with 15.
Our starting pitching has been solid, with both Amin and Neltner being 2-0. Luke Neltner has gone 10 innings allowing no runs on 2 hits striking out 12 and walking 5. Amin has hurled 10 1/3 innings allowing 5 runs on 11 hits whiffing 8 and walking 4. His ERA is 3.89. Kasey Moeller has worked the most innings this year, starting once, throwing 13 innings allowing 4 runs, 4 hits, striking out 14 for a 2.15 ERA. His W-L record is 2-1. Owen Record and Carter Boruske both own Saves. A total of 18 Mustangs have seen Varsity playing time. We have sent 11 different Mustangs to the mound thus far this season.
Things will become a bit more challenging in our next ten scheduled outings – Covington Catholic comes to call Tuesday, We will take on Nicholas County in the next round of the 10th Region All “A” next Saturday at Paris High School, with Beechwood strategically placed on Wednesday April 15th at the MAC, in what could be the All “A” 9th-10th Sectional should we win the 10th Region “A”. Montgomery County is on our dance card as is Scott in a district seeding game on Monday, April 20th at home.
Mustangs Again Way Too Much For Holy Cross 15-0 Thursday Morning At Y'Alls Park - Neltner and Doyle Combine To One-Hit The Tribe, Win Sixth Straight
In a contest that looked a lot like the pre-season scrimmage, and the home opener at the MAC, our Mustangs laid over the Tribe on Thursday monring at Y’Alls Park 15-0, as Luke Neltner and Ben Doyle combined to limit the Tribe to a single hit, while we were able to produce 14 of them. In two official outings we have outscred th Indians 28-0 and out hit them 28-4. While you would think they would want to see the last of us, we are scheduled back at Y’Alls (TMC) Park again on April 13th at 5pm for yet another go-round with Holy Cross.
This one was over early, as we paraded 13 Mustang batters to the plate in the top of the 1st inning, which produced 8 runs, and we added another 5 in the 2nd to ice this one. The game was officially over when we added another pair of runs in the fourth inning and the Indians were unable to counter. Luke Neltner and Ben Doyle combined to shutout the Tribe on 1 hit, while the Indians trotted three hurlers to the bump to no avail. Isaac Amin and Luke Neltner had the hot bats, with Amin going 3 for 3, knocking home 3 runs and Luke Neltner going 2 of 3 with 4 ribbies. Landon Ruth and Ben Doyle also had multiple hit days, and Brady Rowe added 2 more RBIs bringing his team-leading total to 16 on the year. Karter Morgan, Amin, Neltner and Rowe all doubled, and Amin tripled. For the Mustangs it was our sixth straight win, bringing our season total to 8 wins against a pair of losses.
We will take Easter weekend off, and be back in action Monday night in Erlanger at Lloyd for a 5pm conference game.
SOFTBALL
Lady 'Stangs Head To The Cal Ripken Experience in Pigeon Forge
Our Lady ‘Stangs will pack up and take their 8-1 record on the road to Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, for a pair of games on Tuesday and Wednesday each at the Cal Ripken Experience. I remember visiting the facility when it was new many years ago, and was impressed with how nice it was.
They will take on a pair of in-state teams on Tuesday – Madison North Hopkins at 9am, and Marshall County from Western Kentucky at 1pm. They will wheel right back on Wednesday for two more. Their competition will come from Ohio. Notre Dame – Cathedral Latin at 9am,and Central Catholic from Toledo at 1pm.
When I was a younger man, I would always take a week in September and get away to Pigeon Forge staying at the Colonial House Motel (It is still there) in the middle of the Pigeon Forge strip. It was central to everything that I enjoyed, and the Old Mill district was right out back. I mixed in some fishing up at Douglas Lake, and some Trout Fishing up in the mountains on the other side of Gatlinburg. My biggest pleasure was the dining. I would eat at a different Pancake House every morning (Belgian Waffle, Country Ham, Hash Browns, Grits and Scrambled Eggs), and would find places with cornmeal battered catfish or Country-fried steak with cream gravy in the evenings. At night the local cloggers and pickers would gather at a Gazebo in the parking lot right across the street outside of the Ernest Tubb Record Shop and really put on a show.; There were always plenty of production shows to take in as well. I always enjoyed those getaways. It doesn’t take a whole lot to entertain me. DS
We will return home to contest the 10th Region All “A” Classic on Saturday, facing Paris at 1:30pm at Nicholas County High School.
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