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Best zebras in the 10th

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Maybe your right.

 

It is Brian... Love when "Hack" did our games, because we could fuss all the time at him since we played softball in the summers against him.

Mike "Hacksaw" Wallingford.

 

 

Oh!! My God I hope he doesn't see this! He's my neighbor and his name is "Brian" and he's a really great guy.

That is Brad's favorite word.:D

 

 

When I hear the word TERRRIBLE I can only think of person saying that and that is Jason Hinson ST. Pat coach. But I believe him and Brad are pretty close so.....

Another ref that does a really good job is Kevin Letcher.:thumb:

Being a official scorer for the last 12 seasons, i've got to work with alot of officials but John Chamberlian and JT Taylor are a couple of my favorites they are always great floor generals that help you out if you miss a foul or the table crew has a mishap. I like hacksaw alot too, sorry hack I stole all you softballs at Germantown when I was 10 years old!

The best zebras in the 10th are the same as in every other region in the state, the ones who understand that the boys and the game are the show, not them, or the ones who understood that they were terrible and retired.:D

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Being a official scorer for the last 12 seasons, i've got to work with alot of officials but John Chamberlian and JT Taylor are a couple of my favorites they are always great floor generals that help you out if you miss a foul or the table crew has a mishap. I like hacksaw alot too, sorry hack I stole all you softballs at Germantown when I was 10 years old!

 

 

I remember that! Man was he mad at you and Alonzo!!

John Chamberlain gets my vote; too bad he's not allowed to call Mason County or St. Pat games.

When I hear the word TERRRIBLE I can only think of person saying that and that is Jason Hinson ST. Pat coach. But I believe him and Brad are pretty close so.....

Played church basketball against them. One shot 40 times a game and the other shot 30 times a game.:D

I like Mike Goins, Ken Catron, Tom Mitchell, & J.T. Taylor. They do a good job in whatever game they call, even though Goins mainly gets boys' games.

I like Mike Goins, Ken Catron, Tom Mitchell, & J.T. Taylor. They do a good job in whatever game they call, even though Goins mainly gets boys' games.

Forgot about Kenny Catron...he is great too.:thumb:

Played church basketball against them. One shot 40 times a game and the other shot 30 times a game.:D

 

I played against Jason at Germantown Park and at a league at the ol Germantown School. He was pretty good little player that could make anyone look foolish, even me.:rolleyes:

Being a official scorer for the last 12 seasons, i've got to work with alot of officials but John Chamberlian and JT Taylor are a couple of my favorites they are always great floor generals that help you out if you miss a foul or the table crew has a mishap. I like hacksaw alot too, sorry hack I stole all you softballs at Germantown when I was 10 years old!

 

 

You should be ashamed to be stealing someones balls at such an early age. :D Im glad to see Hack can do something right cause he sure never could hit a softball very well :D

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