I can't remember what school, but the Steppe brothers would have to be near the top.

I think it was Phelps!

The Valentine's at North Hardin, Robbie and Gary. I think they are either #1 and #2 or #1 and #3 all time at North Hardin.

Nathan, Justin, and Brad Seiter...

Nathan and Justin combined to put 2903 points on the board during their respective careers, in which the two played together during the 1996-97, 1997-98 seasons. Both missed substantial playing time during their Junior seasons with Nathan suffering a broken ankle and Justin breaking his wrist. Both injuries occured during Green and White "Meet the Team" nights.

 

Brad Seiter, the third (and unfortunately final) member of the David and Irmgard Seiter family is currently a senior member of the Mustangs varsity. I do not have his stats up to date but the totals for the three are well over three thousand points combined.

 

Incidentally, Justin Seiter has been elected to the 10th Region Hall of Fame on the first ballot of his eligibility and will be inducted at the 10th Region Banquet in late March. Nathan, the Brossart Mustangs' all time leading scorer (1779), is a member of the 10th Region Hall of Fame and was also elected on the first ballot of his eligibility back in 2003. He was tragically killed in an automobile accident in November of 2004.

I can't remember what school, but the Steppe brothers would have to be near the top.

Ervin and Gary Stepp. They have another relative but not sure if he's a brother to them.

Anybody remember the Pouncy brothers at Holmes in the late 80's??? Corey and Alfonso.... they were tough.

I think it was Phelps!

 

Ervin went to Phelps his sophmore through senior seasons and Sheldon clark his freshman year. His brother Jimmy went to Sheldon Clark where he led the state in scoring his senior year. Erv told me Jimmy had around 2500 pts and Ervin is 2nd in state history so I'd say they have to be the highest. Also their older brother Joe was a scoring machine at Warfield, those 3 combined probably have around 8,000 pts. Their younger brother Gary who is the coach at June Buchanan went to school somewhere in Madison County and I believe he avg around 20pts a game his sr. year. The Stepp brothers would have to be the highest scoring brothers in state history.

The Sandfoss and Pangallo brothers at Newport Catholic had a ton of points.

 

The Brannen bros. put up some pts for just two of them. John had over 1900 and Grant scored around 1100.

The Brannen bros. put up some pts for just two of them. John had over 1900 and Grant scored around 1100.

 

Already been said...ooops.

How about the McKinley's from Simon Kenton?

I'd say Phil and Brian Ratcliff at Lawrence Co have put up some pretty big numbers.

John and Jerry Pelphrey at Paintsville.

Chris and Brian Lyon at Paintsville.

Brett and Kyle Saxton at Trinity might be the most on the same team.

The whole slew of Myrick's from Mason Co have put a lot of buckets up over the years too!

The Cash brothers at Rockcastle Co. is probally the top with Aaron Cash having almost 3,000 points and his oldest brother Andrew Cash having almost 2,000. That would probally be the highest if I was guessing.

Anybody remember the Pouncy brothers at Holmes in the late 80's??? Corey and Alfonso.... they were tough.

Yes they were. There was another brother too, Burt, who went to Holy Cross.

Yes they were. There was another brother too, Burt, who went to Holy Cross.

 

 

Ok, I remember Burt.. played against him. He may have been the quickest guard I have ever seen, like a little bug.

 

I remember Holmes also have the Hayes boys, Chris and Lamont.

Ok, I remember Burt.. played against him. He may have been the quickest guard I have ever seen, like a little bug.

 

I remember Holmes also have the Hayes boys, Chris and Lamont.

 

...and James.