Who are some of the best assistant coaches around the state?

Sean Maddy for Campbell County should be up and coming. Great young coach who is well liked by his players. Knows his basketball.

Bryan Hyatt, Anderson County High School, he does a tremendous job for Coach Glenn Drury and the Bearcats. He is an assistant that should be able to climb the ranks in KY coaching.

Some of the top assistant coaches in the 12th are:

 

Greg Edwards (Boyle Co.), Daniel Sandlin (East Jessamine), Brad Pertey & Shawn Conley (Lincoln Co.), Jeff Cothron (Pulaski Co.), Andrew Cash (Rockcastle Co.), Kevin Burkett (Somerset), Jake Baker & Kevin Jones (Wayne Co.), Kevin Sisler (West Jessamine)

Jeff Davis - Simon Kenton, and former coach of the 16U Derek Smith All Stars, and now with the Shining Stars program.

Kelly Carwile, Mason County, has been an head coach in the past and does a fine job for Coach O'Hearn and Mason County.

Some of the top assistant coaches in the 12th are:

 

Greg Edwards (Boyle Co.), Daniel Sandlin (East Jessamine), Brad Pertey & Shawn Conley (Lincoln Co.), Jeff Cothron (Pulaski Co.), Andrew Cash (Rockcastle Co.), Kevin Burkett (Somerset), Jake Baker & Kevin Jones (Wayne Co.), Kevin Sisler (West Jessamine)

 

A lot of those guys have been assistants at their school for a long time. That certainly helps those programs.

The best in the state - Roscoe Denney.

Todd Downs - Boone County. JV coach the past three years and I believe he has won the N. Ky. JV tournament every year. Boone County's JV was undefeated this year. Head of the Wolfpack AAU organization (now the Knights) that annually has top teams in the state at multiple age levels.

Seth Faulkner at Mason Co. Great young man, works hard and is a terrific role model for the kids.

Jeff Davis - Simon Kenton, and former coach of the 16U Derek Smith All Stars, and now with the Shining Stars program.

 

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The best in the state - Roscoe Denney.

 

Ask the people in Morgan Co about him.

Allison at GRC, he's been around for ever and nows the game very well.

Todd Downs - Boone County. JV coach the past three years and I believe he has won the N. Ky. JV tournament every year. Boone County's JV was undefeated this year. Head of the Wolfpack AAU organization (now the Knights) that annually has top teams in the state at multiple age levels.

 

I'm not sold yet on Downs. He has had a ton of talent coming through the pipeline at Boone. I would like to see how he would do with a team with less talent than what he has had in his career at Boone. IMO a great coach is one that can take a team without a lot of talent and get them to a higher level and achieve success.

I'm not sold yet on Downs. He has had a ton of talent coming through the pipeline at Boone. I would like to see how he would do with a team with less talent than what he has had in his career at Boone. IMO a great coach is one that can take a team without a lot of talent and get them to a higher level and achieve success.

 

Agreed-Boone won in basketball and baseball last year at the JV level, but not where it matters most, at varsity.

 

Back to the question of the thread, I believe some great assistant coaches in Northern Kentucky are Meyer at NCC, Tieman at CovCath-he was the previous head coach. Dick Maile, who is at Beechwood now, but has had many stops along his career, and John Wimzie at Holmes.