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Matthew Martin new HC at Bourbon County

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Former GRC assistant and I believe was helping Transylvania out. His family owns WKYT.

Former GRC assistant and I believe was helping Transylvania out. His family owns WKYT.

 

Don't think he coached at GRC. Might have played there.

Congrats to Coach Martin. He has a lot of work ahead of him, but hopefully he can turn the ship around.

Would that make him Wayne Martin's son or grandson? Wayne coached at Morehead State before moving on to run WKYT, correct?

Would that make him Wayne Martin's son or grandson? Wayne coached at Morehead State before moving on to run WKYT, correct?

 

He is Wayne Martins middle son. Yes Wayne coached at MSU, then went to Hazard and ran the TV station up there before moving to Winchester to run Ch 27.

 

I am thrilled for Matthew and his family. He is a wonderful young man with lots of basketball knowledge. Believe he is a good fit for the program.

 

Welcome to the coaching ranks of the the 40th district Matthew!!!!!

Former GRC assistant and I believe was helping Transylvania out. His family owns WKYT.

 

He has been an assistant for the men's basketball team at Transy for 2 years. Also the golf coach.

He is Wayne Martins middle son. Yes Wayne coached at MSU, then went to Hazard and ran the TV station up there before moving to Winchester to run Ch 27.

 

I am thrilled for Matthew and his family. He is a wonderful young man with lots of basketball knowledge. Believe he is a good fit for the program.

 

Welcome to the coaching ranks of the the 40th district Matthew!!!!!

 

Adolph Rupp would have a hard time with that program.

Congratulations to Matthew. Wonder who Wayne will root for when Bourbon plays GRC.

Adolph Rupp would have a hard time with that program.

 

And that adminstration. Got some good kids there. Best of luck tothe new coach.

 

A good piece of advice: keep one eye looking over your shoulder for the knife.:eek:

Former GRC assistant and I believe was helping Transylvania out. His family owns WKYT.

 

He didn't coach at GRC and his family doesn't own wkyt. His father was the general manager there for a few years. Good kid. It's in his genes.

Congratulations to Matthew. Great guy and has a huge knowledge of the game.

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My info said he assisted at GRC and his family owned WKYT which I thought was false because of the CBS stuff, but thought maybe they did because it's its own market.

Great article in the Winchester Sun.

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By KEITH [email protected]tral Kentucky News9:53 a.m. EDT, May 7, 2013

 

 

Matthew Martin has added another branch to the family’sicon1.png coaching tree.

Martin, son of former Morehead State men’s basketballicon1.png coach Wayne Martin and a former standout and 2005 graduate of George Rogers Clark High School, was named boys basketball coach at Bourbon County High School last week. Martin, 26, has spent the past three seasons as an assistant coach on Brian Lane’s staff at Transylvania University.

“It’s exciting,” Martin said Tuesday. “I loved being at Transy, but I’m ready for this new opportunity. It’s good to be back in the 40th District and the 10th Region that I grew up in. It’s going to be extremely hard coming back to Clark County to coach against coach (Scott) Humphrey and coach (Larry) Allison, but that’s part of the deal.”

 

Prep Basketball: Matthew Martin follows father's footsteps - centralkynews.com

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