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brooksville

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  1. The All “A” Classic Basketball State Tournament is moving to Owensboro after being held at the Corbin Arena last year due to renovations to Eastern Kentucky University’s Alumni Coliseum. The tournament will also be held one week earlier than in previous years. Several basketball coaches told me they had no idea about this. There has been no announcement on social media besides what I just posted on 10thRegion.com. It was quietly posted to the All A website. Here is the press release from the All “A” Classic and City of Owensboro: OWENSBORO, KY – Visit Owensboro and the Kentucky All “A” Classic announced that Owensboro will host the 2025 Kentucky All “A” Classic Basketball Championships for both boys and girls. This prestigious tournament will take place January 22-26, 2025, at the historic Owensboro Sportscenter, bringing 32 of the state’s top small school teams to compete for the championship title. The tournament will kick off on Wednesday, January 22, with the girls’ first-round games, beginning at 8:30 AM and continuing throughout the day. On Thursday, January 23, the boys’ tournament will commence with another full day of first-round matchups starting at 8:30 AM. The competition will continue into the weekend, with the quarterfinals being held on Friday, semifinals on Saturday, and both championship games taking place on Sunday, January 26. Mike Reeves, Secretary/Treasurer for the Kentucky All “A” Classic said, “We are excited to be a member of the partnership between the Kentucky All “A” Classic and Visit Owensboro. Owensboro is a great community and look forward to being there in January 2025.” “The Kentucky All ‘A’ has been an incredible group to work with. They are a well-oiled machine with very committed members. The All ‘A’ Classic represents the smaller schools in Kentucky, and we are going to create a true championship atmosphere,” said Mark Calitri, President of Visit Owensboro. Calitri added, “This is an incredible opportunity to introduce Owensboro’s vibrant community to athletes, fans, and school administrators from across the state of Kentucky.” The tournament is expected to bring over 32,000 fans to Owensboro and generate an economic impact of more than $1.9 million for the local community. [Redacted]
  2. Great production. Game stream link is here: https://www.youtube.com/@somersetathletics3247
  3. I believe the NFHS gave a three-year period to phase in the rule about uniforms (white jerseys with white letters, etc.). Schools were informed three to four years ago about this rule being implemented. That’s the only major change I know of with uniforms recently.
  4. The battle of the mascots in the second round of the state playoffs features the Polar Bears vs. the Briar Jumpers!
  5. Bracken County 51 Leslie County 27 The Polar Bears?‍❄️ (9-2) will play the Briar Jumpers? (7-4) in Somerset in the 2A state playoffs next Friday.
  6. It really started with Tarter at the middle school level. I think the program stabilized under Mike Sizemore (now at Clay County). He was there for five years, and Bracken was second place in the district for the first time ever in 2016. They won their first playoff game the next year. Following a bad 2019, Simon Clouse (now at Nicholas) took over and did a good job. Steven Tarter was the middle school coach. That is why they have been so successful lately, is getting kids to buy in and accept football as a sport in Bracken County. The middle school and elementary level has done a great job developing players. From 2003-2014: 20 Wins, 105 Losses From 2015-2024: 53 Wins, 50 Losses
  7. The 2024 WGM Holiday Classic (I think) will be held from December 27 to 30 on Friday-Monday. Teams playing that I know of: - Lexington Catholic - George Rogers Clark - Newport - Lyon County Any others?
  8. I think RPI is fine. We know it's not going to be perfect. But it's mostly correct as far as rankings at the end of the season. Sure, there are a few outliers. But it does what it's supposed to do and makes sure the top teams are in regional finals and state finals.
  9. The 2 seed Polar Bears host 3 seed Leslie County.
  10. This is the first time I have heard of a freshmore league. Have schools gone from freshman, junior varsity, and varsity to freshmore, junior varsity, and varsity?
  11. Bracken County vs. Somerset would be a good second-round match-up if the Polar Bears and Briar Jumpers win their first-round games.
  12. When there are 8 teams left, the top half of the bracket and the bottom half are re-seeded by RPI correct?
  13. Polar Bears vs. Briar Jumpers would be a fun game in the second round.
  14. Bracken County had a great opening drive to go up 7-0 to start the game. Beechwood returned the kickoff for a touchdown. Their plan was to kick every ball out of bounds and take the penalty, but they missed on it. It killed the momentum for them. Bracken gained some of it back after keeping Beechwood to a field goal, making it 10-7. When Beechwood got the ball back, Bracken intercepted a pass. Bracken had trouble on offense again, and Beechwood got the ball with 1:00 min left until halftime, and they scored in 45 seconds It was 17-7 at the half. In the second half Bracken got worn down and was very undisciplined. I figured it would be close at the half and they would fall off in the second half. Pretty much all their starters played both sides all night. The low point was getting a 51 yard pass to make it first and goal late in the fourth down 31-7, then the very next play throwing an interception in the end zone at first and goal. Daulton Tarter was grinding out every yard and got them two first downs that drive. Bracken was definitely overmatched on speed. So they should have run the ball with Tarter who in my opinion the best running back on the field, eat the clock, and keep it out of Beechwood’s hands. Hope you enjoyed the trip to Brooksville @BWTigers. Any stats for both teams?
  15. Throwing the ball 1st goal. Polar Bears throw an interception. SMH.
  16. You can’t go 15 yards back either if you’re Bracken. Losing all the progress Tarter gained.
  17. Tarter is good. He has the school rushing TD record and is on pace (if healthy) to break the school rushing record.
  18. Yes. Pushed it through with Whitten. Then end of Q.
  19. Bracken County getting a little undisciplined. Can’t give up 30 yards in penalties.
  20. A Beechwood fan just called me a redneck lol.
  21. Very clear deadball personal foul there. He pushed him to the track. I threw the flag that was laying on the ground back to refs (so he didn’t lose it) and thought they the ref was gonna kick me out lol
  22. Beechwood does not like photographers writing for paper on their sideline.

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