Polar Bear

Mr. Seaver was principle when I attended BCHS. He brooked no nonsense. He held everyone accountable, both the students and the teachers. Myself and some friends ran into him maybe 10 years later when the "Star of Cincinnati" was running on a dinner cruise. My first reflex was to hide the beer I was holding.

There was also the Bracken/Robertson (Deming) plan around 1986. New high school was to be built in Powersville.

Wow!! Good for Patrick. "GG" and I will have to drive up the road to watch a few games.

But you did lose your coach.....

By taking the job "12 miles to the south" :lol2:. Mr. Grimes, while you may follow 10th region sports closely, you may not be well versed in Augusta/Bracken Co history. While both schools will support each other, all that goes to the wayside when going head to head.

There was a lot of talk earlier this year about the new school as an elementary and the high school move to Mason Co. Haven't heard anything lately. But with both Mason & Fleming along with Robertson being overseen by the Dept of Ed, its hard to say what is going to happen.

One reason - HIGH SCHOOL girl's basketball. Just look at Bracken's team this year - 8 seniors - also a highly touted group. They beat Montgomery during the season, crush Mason Co in the district final only to fall flat to the same Montgomery team they just played. I was in a discussion at the start of the season and the concensus was that a team loaded with frosh -soph players rather than seniors seemed to always be a little more focused at the end of the season. College, jobs, and relationships intrude on most players as they get close to graduation. Just a thought.

Doubt that anyone will be left in Augusta tonight.

Mason Co.

By car, maybe. By school bus..... ????? :puke:

How could it have been PK, I read somewhere he had moved! :lol2: :lol2: :lol2: wasn't it on BGP?

Yes - its 2 - 3 miles before you get to the Fieldhouse coming from NKY.

Yes, its easier. Make sure to use the new Maysville bypass (68 South) from AA to 68. This will save you from the longest traffic light in the world (AA/68).

When I saw the draw, I felt Augusta holds its own destiny to make it to the regional finals.

We had this same discussion last night at home. Between the all "A" and senior year season loss - Arhens, Sticklen & Allison Tarvin this year, Bracken still is able to compete with the best. The girls are determined to win.