The Jake

[PurplePride92]

Great article by Mike Fields on The Jake on KHSAA.com.

The last quote by The Jake: "The one thing I'll remember the most is my little brother just battling the big kids all week"

 

#Bros

 

 

I love it!

[Mack The Knife]

#Bros

 

 

I love it!

 

Made me choke up a might...

[camelman]

#TheJake #NeverForget

[KentuckyJoe]

Does Scott HS retire #s ??

[Pi]

Does Scott HS retire #s ??

 

This will be the first.

 

Jesse Jett's needs to be up there too. The two best to graduate from Scott,

[B-Ball-fan]

Great article by Mike Fields on The Jake on KHSAA.com.

The last quote by The Jake: "The one thing I'll remember the most is my little brother just battling the big kids all week"

 

Jake Ohmer’s legacy a winning one | Kentucky High School Athletic Association

[4pointplay]

This will be the first.

 

Jesse Jett's needs to be up there too. The two best to graduate from Scott,[/quote

 

Forgetting someone there?

[Pi]

 

Forgetting someone there?

 

Yes!! Sorry. He was during a time I wasn't around as much. But Kellen is up there too!

 

3 jerseys in the rafters at 5400 Old Taylor Mill.

[4pointplay]

Yes!! Sorry. He was during a time I wasn't around as much. But Kellen is up there too!

 

3 jerseys in the rafters at 5400 Old Taylor Mill.

 

I go back a long way with Scott basketball and have always felt they needed to do more to recognize past players. Not just Kellen and Jake from their most recent past but players like Chris Thompson, Kyle Howard and way way back Kelly James and quite a few in between

[Pi]

I go back a long way with Scott basketball and have always felt they needed to do more to recognize past players. Not just Kellen and Jake from their most recent past but players like Chris Thompson, Kyle Howard and way way back Kelly James and quite a few in between

 

Chris was super.

 

Perhaps the two most under appreciated from the era I'm most familiar with: Anthony Matracia and Ben Lye.

 

Anthony was so incredibly athletic as a Big.

 

And Ben lye was tasked with the era of Justin Doellman, mike Brock and Ross neltner as his opponents and they all struggled against him.

[Clyde]

I go back a long way with Scott basketball and have always felt they needed to do more to recognize past players. Not just Kellen and Jake from their most recent past but players like Chris Thompson, Kyle Howard and way way back Kelly James and quite a few in between

 

What about Haynes(?) - isn't he the kid that led them to a region title in the 90s?

[4pointplay]

Chris was super.

 

Perhaps the two most under appreciated from the era I'm most familiar with: Anthony Matracia and Ben Lye.

 

Anthony was so incredibly athletic as a Big.

 

And Ben lye was tasked with the era of Justin Doellman, mike Brock and Ross neltner as his opponents and they all struggled against him.

 

Ben Lye was a great player at Scott and Matricia was just freakishly athletic as a big. Jesse Jett and Jon Campbell were guards from a while back.

 

I think it was Chris Haynes who had the big dunk to seal the game against Holy Cross and send Scott to state. Had some issues while at Scott and most Scott fans remember the moment more than the player.

[UK#1fanisback]

This will be the first.

 

Jesse Jett's needs to be up there too. The two best to graduate from Scott,

 

Chris Haynes way before Jett!

[I gotta go to work]

Finished with 973 points for the season. 2,705 career.

 

Also, broke the single season school rebounding record this year previously held by Chris Haynes.

[Pi]

Ben Lye was a great player at Scott and Matricia was just freakishly athletic as a big. Jesse Jett and Jon Campbell were guards from a while back.

 

I think it was Chris Haynes who had the big dunk to seal the game against Holy Cross and send Scott to state. Had some issues while at Scott and most Scott fans remember the moment more than the player.

 

Chris Haynes way before Jett!

 

Ya. Haynes before my time, but I didn't include him, because he didn't actually graduate from Scott if I remember. Maybe a prep school?

 

But, he was amazing.