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Phillip Hay stepping down from the mic.

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Very emotion night at St. Pat Tuesday night. Phillip last night at the mic after covering for the St. Pat for many years. I pretty sure he has been at the mic for around 17 years. I heard his final words after the game Tues and even I was a little teary eyed. Don't know him personally but have listened to his broadcast for many years seems like a great guy. I want all best wishes to Phillip and hopefully his new jobs works for him great. Thanks again for the many great years.

PH will be missed on the air in Maysville,He does a wonderfuyl job covering the saints and Mason County football.Goodluck PH in whatever you do and you will be missed a very classey guy.Yes he been covering for 17years.

Say it ain't so!

 

Phillip Hay and Danny Weddle are like Maysville's "Marty and Joe"

 

First I heard of this.

I hope that PH will somehow remain involved with the 10th Region sports scene in some capacity.

 

Straight up guy!

 

You will be missed.

Probably one of the best all around sports guys in the business. Very knowledgeable and very much a great person. Never says an unkind work to anyone and always has great things to say about teams and players. He will def be missed. Hope he does well in his next endeavors! What a class act- feel sorry for the guy who has to follow him!

Phillip Hay was a great sports broadcaster. This is what I want to go into, he has been a great help to listen to on the radio. He will be missed.

Listening to the St. Pat games won't be the same.

Philip Hay is class. Solid person and awesome on the radio.

Thank you all for your kind words and more importantly putting up with me for the past 17 years.

 

It was a very difficult decision for me to step away. It has been one great ride for me. The relationships that I have made with coaches, players, support staff and fans will stay with me the rest of my life. Not to mention my fellow members of the media that have been great friends. People like Danny Weddle, Dickie Martin & Dan Manley.

 

I will still be around just not behind the mic.

While not from the MC area, I have been able to pick up a few of the Phillip Hay broadcasts online and while driving through the area. You do a great job, and it was a pleasure meeting you the times our paths crossed. :thumb:

Listening to the St. Pat games won't be the same.

 

You're right! Thanks for a great job all these years Mr. Hay. Good luck with the new thing.

Good Luck Philip! I heard you were taking an assistant coaching position at an Ohio school. Is this true?

 

I will miss hearing you call the SPS games. I loved the emotion you put into some of your calls.

Good Luck Philip! I heard you were taking an assistant coaching position at an Ohio school. Is this true?

 

I will miss hearing you call the SPS games. I loved the emotion you put into some of your calls.

 

I am already in that position part time. I am taking a new full time job outside of the radio business.

 

Thank you for you kindness.

I am already in that position part time. I am taking a new full time job outside of the radio business.

 

Thank you for you kindness.

 

Here is my goodbye, and good luck for your future job!

Phillip you need to stay on through this year, as the Saints may make an All "A" run?? At least consider a "temporary comeback" if they make the "A"?? Good luck in your new venture!!

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