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cjjennings

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  1. I'm guessing you mean that they have not won a home game since the new turf has been put down? If so, I would not have guessed that.
  2. Brossart takes first game of the All A Classic. Paintsville up next.
  3. I would agree with you. Top 4 or 5 teams are fairly equal.
  4. Without being critical of those three players you have mentioned (because I have not seen them play), what makes them top notch? Foot skills? Size? Speed? Agility? I can't say that I am the best judge of talent because I don't feel that I understand the game well enough to say who the better players are in this area, but I have watched plenty of games and I feel that I have seen a number of players that are very good. College good? Maybe not, but still good players and fun to watch.
  5. Boone Co. takes the early lead 1-0 but Brossart comes right back to tie. Boone again takes the lead 2-1 and Brossart evens the score. After Brossart scores in the 2nd half to take a 3-2 lead, Boone fires one in to even it yet again. Brossart scores with less than a minute left to get the win. Jacob Jennings scores a hat trick for Brossart. Hopefully a Boone parent can add more detail from the Boone side.
  6. Congrats Mustangs! Good luck at the All "A" State Tourney.
  7. An excellent game between two very good teams. Bishop Brossart and Newport Central Catholic faced off tonight for the All A Sectional. John Murrin scored first for NCC in the 1st half. Dylan Geiman ties the game with a goal early in the 2nd half. The teams battled back and forth until with 3 minutes left, Jake Jennings squeezes one in for the go ahead goal. Fianl score BBHS 2 NCC 1. BBHS advances to play at Elizabethtown on September 28.
  8. From what I have been told, the Boys Sectional will be played at Morscher Field instead of Pendery.
  9. I just blew Sparkling Ice from my nose. Thank god it has zero calories. Hilarious. Kudos.
  10. My surprise team is Campbell County. After going winless last year they are playing some good soccer this year. I'm happy for those seniors. Good kids from good families.
  11. I look forward to watching him play.
  12. Watching the Brossart Scott game tonight made me wonder. Who, in your opinion, is the best defender in NKY and why? What types of things does this defender do that makes him the best in the area. It doesn't matter to me where the NKY line is drawn; Pendleton, Walton, Bracken, wherever.
  13. Scott takes down Brossart 1-0 at Pendery Fields. Brossart has multiple opportunities to score but could not capitalize against Scott's relentless defense. Scott scored early in the first half and held on for the win. Congrats to the Eagles. Mustangs need to right the ship and get back on the winning track quickly.
  14. I would enjoy watching the Elder vs CCH matchup. Unfortunately, I will be at the Brossart vs Scott game. I think you are correct in that the Eagles may be a different team with Treadway vs without him. I have not heard if he is back yet. If he is, it will be a fun evening. These two teams always seem to go at it.
  15. Bishop Brossart has some very smart defensive players. They may not always be the most skilled players, but they get the job done. Brossart's sweeper, Josh Keuper does a nice job of keeping the ball out of the box. He always seems to pick the right time to challenge an incoming striker to knock away the ball. He would have to be my pick for Brossart's key defensive player.
  16. Two goals from Drew Miller along with goals from Jake Jennings, Drew Berkemeyer, and Mark Goller. Brossart wins the Cardinal Cup for the 2nd year in a row. All tournament team members Josh Keuper, Drew Berkemeyer, Jon Henn, and Mark Goller. Good Job Mustangs.
  17. I watched this. Very funny. Boyd and Holy Cross were about the same. Bourbon was a little better than both and Harrison was probably the best of the four teams we played. Thanks for the video. I feel like better about my knowledge of the game.
  18. I'm not sure that I am qualified to give an accurate description of the quality of the teams we have played. I did not know what soccer was until the birth of my son. I enjoy watching my son play...any sport, and I have learned what I could over the years. I have learned a lot about soccer and continue to develop my understanding each week. I still struggle with off sides calls and why fouls are called, or sometimes not called. I will however, give it a shot. I think that Boyd was probably the least skilled defensive team that we have played thus far. Bourbon Co. played a rough, physical game and had at least one good forward. Harrison Co. had decent skills but, lacked experience due to their youth. We play Scott Co. tonight. I will let you know how that goes.
  19. Drew Berkemeyer led the Mustangs in scoring with the first hat trick of his career. Mark Goller recorded the first goal of his varsity career. The Mustangs had 26 shots on goal versus 9 for the Lions. Notable: Eli Nienaber played for the first time since injuring himself in the spring. Eli had two assists.
  20. 4 Mustangs score and 4 players named to the All Tournament Team. Nick Dierig, Drew Miller, Drew Berkemeyer, Josh Keuper, and Jake Jennings-MVP. Mustangs go 3-0 in the tournament and score 15 goals.
  21. The red cards on the player I felt were legit. Of course, I am rooting for the Stangs so maybe I could not see the play develop correctly through my rose colored glasses. The red card on the coach, I felt was touchy. One of his players had just been injured on a Stangs corner kick and the ball was still being kicked around. The ref was allowing play to continue and the players on both teams were calling for the ball to be put out of bounds. The Bourbon coach began screaming at the ref that one of his players was injured. The ref approached the coach, attempting to explain why he was allowing play to continue, while at the same time presenting a yellow card. When the coach commented that he did not care, the ref changed the color to red and pointed him off the field. The ref probably did the right thing. To me, it just seemed that the coach had concern for his player. Should he have said that he did not care that he was getting a yellow card? Probably not. Not a good example for your team.

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