For as long as Sophomore Luke Rebholz can remember he has always had a burning desire to someday play in the winning Brossart Mustangs basketball program. As a gradeschooler he can remember making the trip to the Mason County Fieldhouse to watch the Mustangs play in Regional Tournaments past and was at Rupp when the Mustangs beat Graves County and took on Russellville. Being small of stature, playing on an obscure team without a winning record, and joining a class laden with talent from Diocesan Champ and Diocesan Runner-Up St. Joe, Cold Spring and St. Mary often caused Luke to be concerned that he might be lost in the shuffle at his new high school and never get to realize that dream.

To Luke Rebholz, compared to Sts. Peter and Paul, Brossart High School was a big school and to realize his dream of playing in a winning program Luke knew that he would have to outwork his potential teammates in order to land a spot on the freshmen squad. During the summer prior to his coming to Brossart Luke made a commitment to attend every open gym possible and learn as much as possible from the guys he was playing with. Brad Seiter and Adam Franzen, two guys from Sts. Peter and Paul who were a year ahead of him became his mentors. Shortly after October 15th of 2003 Luke Rebholz realized his dream and was awarded a coveted Brossart Mustang uniform. High school has been good to Luke. He quickly demonstrated the work ethic shown on the hardwood in the classroom and has become one of the top five students in his class. He is a member of the Brossart Academic Team. In the spring he runs track, and during the summer, along with a brother runs an actual bee-keeping business, selling fresh honey to a limited number of repeat customers. He enjoys family vacations and his favorite destination is the Grand Canyon.