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Monday kicked off with Robertson securing a much-needed win, a significant boost for a team that has faced challenges this season. Their hard work and determination are truly commendable, reflecting a character that keeps fans passionate and hopeful. Every victory is a step towards rebuilding confidence, and for Robertson, this win means more than just points on the board. Meanwhile, Bishop Brossart had a phenomenal week, going 2-0 and pushing their record above the .500 mark as we approach the season's conclusion. Head coach Ben Franzen deserves recognition for his exceptional work; his coaching efforts have not gone unnoticed, and if he doesn't receive a fair amount of votes for Coach of the Year, it would certainly raise some eyebrows among the community. Bishop Brossart’s resurgence has kept the excitement alive in the region, proving once again that teamwork and strategy can yield great rewards. Augusta also made headlines, managing to win both of their games, raising their impressive record to 15-8. Their consistent performance showcases a team that has found its flow and rhythm, which is crucial as they position themselves for a strong finish to the season. Every win builds momentum, and Augusta seems poised to capitalize on that as they look ahead. On the other hand, 2 of the 3 top teams in the region continue to impress. Great Crossing (GRC) has established itself as a dominant force, clinching their sixth, seventh, and eighth consecutive victories to bring their record to an outstanding 20-3. With each game, they solidify their status as a formidable contender for the upcoming postseason. Their ability to maintain such a high level of performance during this critical time can prove invaluable. Montgomery, despite only playing one game last week, demonstrated their prowess with a comfortable win against Fleming County. It's a reminder that even when the schedule is light, focus and execution can lead to significant results. The Camels are proving to be a team that demands respect, maintaining their stature in the competition. However, the Camels of Claryville have faced some challenges recently, with their performance dipping significantly as they finished the week 1-2. The losses to Cooper and Simon Kenton were tough, but their tenacity shone through with a win against a gritty Beechwood team on Saturday. As the season progresses, the Camels will need to tighten their game to regain the momentum they once enjoyed. In conclusion, the 10th region continues to serve up thrilling matchups and dramatic moments, with teams striving to finish strong as they approach the postseason. Each game carries more meaning, not just for rankings but for the spirit of competition and community. Stay tuned for what promises to be an exciting conclusion to the season, as every team aims to make their mark in local sports history! Week 10 Rankings: 1. GRC (20-3) 2. Montgomery County (12-9) 3. Campbell County (17-8) 4. Bourbon County (12-10) 5. Augusta (15-8) 6. Bishop Brossart (12-11) 7. Pendleton County (13-10) 8. Nicholas County (16-7) 9. Scott (8-14) 10. Mason County (9-13) 11. Harrison County (9-12) 12. Calvary (11-13) 13. Paris (8-15) 14. Bracken County (7-16) 15. Robertson County (5-16) 16. St. Patrick (2-20)

This is really cool and it shows how rare it is to have a professional athlete from your hometown or region at any point. Any idea who the Cincinnati native is?

I hope for the 3-way tie solely for the chaos and excitement. You're spot on though. If 4-7 play, it's a coin toss every game.

What a week to be a 10th region basketball fan! Bursting with unforgettable moments, the excitement was nearly palpable as Augusta triumphed over Mason County, celebrating their first regular season victory against them in decades—a true testament to their determination and spirit. Meanwhile, the Camels showcased their strength by defeating CovCath in a stunning 20-point victory, demonstrating their prowess on the court. Montgomery County took GRC to 3 overtimes after losing to them by 26 just a couple of weeks ago. Adding a true point guard has definitely helped the Tribe. It's going to be exciting to see how the rest of the regular season unfolds. Week 9 Rankings: 1. GRC 2. Montgomery County 3. Campbell County 4. Bourbon County 5. Augusta 6. Pendleton County 7. Bishop Brossart 8. Mason County 9. Harrison County 10. Nicholas County 11. Scott 12. Paris 13. Calvary Christian 14. Bracken County 15. Robertson County 16. St. Patrick

This is the one I thought was deleted but see now it’s on the pinned reel. It’s possible he didn’t delete, but I could’ve sworn 1 or 2 were taken down. That’s my bad. Still a bad look, imo.

Any word on Macy’s injury? Hoping she can go next week in NKY.

I was referencing the fact that there were 2-3 posts made that were deleted the same day. Also, if "stories" last 24 hours, he outdid himself by about a week.

I'm going with Ben Franzen. Heck of a comeback season so far.

Big 20-point win by the Camels last night. CovCath didn't have their stud, but that's still a solid win.

What a schedule! It's almost a shame they have to play the district games honestly.

Results of Monday and Tuesday in the 10th: Augusta 76 vs. Bishop Brossart 70 ⇄ Ludlow 84 at Calvary Christian 59 ⇄ Montgomery County 46 vs. Powell County 23 ⇄ Newport Central Catholic 76 vs. Scott 58 ⇄ Nicholas County 77 vs. Lexington Christian 73 ⇄ Pendleton County 61 vs. Holmes 56 Bath County 72 at St. Patrick 34 ⇄ George Rogers Clark 72 vs. Bourbon County 38 ⇄ Harrison County 66 at Nicholas County 63 ⇄ Pendleton County 96 at Robertson County 45 ⇄ That loss by Nicholas surprises me. Harrison isn't exactly tearing it up this year.

I've met Cole, great guy. With that said, I mean this with no disrespect, but he has been passed on for at least a couple of jobs now. What makes him such a sure fire good hire?

This weeks 10th Region Games: Monday: Bishop Brossart - at Augusta - 7:30 PM ⇄ Holmes - at Pendleton County - 7:30 PM ⇄ Lexington Christian - at Nicholas County - 7:30 PM ⇄ Ludlow - at Calvary Christian - 7:30 PM ⇄ Powell County - at Montgomery County - 7:30 PM ⇄ Scott - at Newport Central Catholic - 7:30 PM Tuesday: Bath County - at St. Patrick - 7:30 PM ⇄ Bourbon County - at George Rogers Clark - 7:30 PM ⇄ Bracken County - at Paris - 7:30 PM (canceled) ⇄ Harrison County - at Nicholas County - 7:30 PM ⇄ Pendleton County - at Robertson County - 7:30 PM ⇄\ Wednesday: Augusta - at Mason County - 7:30 PM ⇄ Bishop Brossart - at Lloyd Memorial - 7:30 PM ⇄ Covington Catholic - at Campbell County - 7:30 PM ⇄ George Rogers Clark - at Paris - 7:30 PM ⇄ Scott - at Conner - 7:00 PM ⇄ Thursday: Bourbon County - at Jackson County - 7:30 PM ⇄ Bracken County - at Robertson County - 7:30 PM ⇄ Campbell County - at Boone County - 7:30 PM ⇄ Williamstown - at Calvary Christian - 7:30 PM ⇄ Friday: George Rogers Clark - at Montgomery County - 7:30 PM ⇄ Mason County - at Holy Cross (Covington) - 7:30 PM ⇄ Nicholas County - at Pendleton County - 6:00 PM ⇄ Robertson County - at Harrison County - 7:30 PM ⇄ Scott - at Bishop Brossart - 6:00 PM ⇄ Scott - at Tates Creek - 7:00 PM (canceled) ⇄ St. Patrick - at Augusta - 7:30 PM ⇄ Saturday: Bellevue - at Robertson County - 3:30 PM ⇄ Bishop Brossart - at Harrison County - 7:30 PM ⇄ Bourbon County - vs.South Laurel (at Woodford County) - 2:00 PM ⇄ Bracken County - vs.Holy Cross (Louisville) (at Augusta) - 12:00 PM ⇄ Campbell County - vs.Pendleton County (at Hoosier Gym) - 6:00 PM ⇄ Indian Hill (Cincinnati), OH - at Mason County - 7:00 PM Rowan County - at Nicholas County - 3:30 PM ⇄ Ryle - at Augusta - 4:30 PM ⇄ St. Patrick - vs.Frankfort Christian (at Frankfort Christian Academy) - 3:30 PM ⇄ Villa Madonna - vs.Calvary Christian (at Hoosier Gym) - 12:00 PM ⇄

Did NR just stop posting and commenting on this now? Ended up being a less than stellar look on him IMO with posts being made then deleted and now it's just over with.

Hoping for the best for Leah Macy. I was looking forward to catching her playing in NKY against Simon Kenton in a couple weeks.

Just about every team has a big week throughout a sports season, but it’s safe to say that Montgomery County just experienced something special! They kicked things off on a high note with a solid win against Paris, displaying some serious determination and talent that pushed their record to just one win shy of that magical .500 mark. But they weren’t done yet! In a thrilling turn of events, Montgomery County continued to ride their momentum, pulling off an impressive upset against Campbell County, successfully bringing their record level at .500. If you don't already know the rest of their story this week, they also added a 40-point win against Mason County in the first game with a true floor general in Cayden Reed. Reed's very first play in a Montgomery County uniform was a beautiful backdoor lob. This coming week is gearing up to be exciting in the 10th region! Campbell County is set for a showdown against always formidable Covington Catholic on Tuesday, which should offer a glimpse into how they compete against the best in the state. Then, later in the week, Montgomery County will be looking to turn the tables against GRC after their earlier season loss. It’s a fantastic chance for these teams to prove where they should fall in the weekly rankings. Week 8 Rankings: GRC (14-3) Montgomery County (10-8) Campbell County (13-5) Bourbon County (9-8) Nicholas County (11-6) Mason County (9-8) Pendleton County (9-6) Bishop Brossart (10-8) Augusta (10-6) Paris (8-12) Scott (7-10) Calvary (7-10) Bracken County (5-14) Harrison County (4-11) Robertson County (4-10) St. Patrick (2-14)

How’d the postgame handshake line go?

I think he exceeded expectations with a washed up Russell Wilson who has an elevated sense of self and diva wide receiver who cares about himself.

Most people have been awful somewhere. Arthur Smith was absolute garbage in Atlanta, but it didn’t stop the Steelers from snagging him.

Settled in. Got the fireplace loaded with wood, got a bourbon and coke in my huge blue BGP cup, and got the tv tuned in. Go Bucks! Wishing kickoff was at 7.

No one said he was going to Walton. It was clearly stated as a day dream, but since you asked... If I were Walton's QB, I'd zero in on Michael Oldfield early and often. Caught 10 TD's in a new offensive system as a junior last year. It's not like Walton has nobody. The talent Cooper has, nope. Good enough to compete well in 2A, absolutely.

CW's Rankings 1. GRC 2. Campbell County 3. Bishop Brossart 4. Scott 5. Montgomery County 6. Mason County 7. Paris 8. Bracken County 9. Nicholas County 10. Harrison County 11. Bourbon County 12. Pendleton County 13. Augusta 14. Robertson County 15. St. Patrick

First and foremost, a huge shoutout to the Bishop Brossart Mustangs for earning their spot as representatives of the 10th region at the All-A state! They’re currently boasting an impressive 9-6 record and holding down the 4th position in the 10th region RPI. Talk about a turnaround! Last season was a tough one for the Mustangs, finishing with a rough 3-26 record, which included a staggering 24-game losing streak after a promising 3-2 start. It’s incredible to see the team bounce back like this, and much of that success can be credited to their head coach, Ben Franzen. If he doesn't snag the 10th region Coach of the Year title after leading such a remarkable revival, then something's definitely off! The Mustangs are proving that hard work and determination can transform a struggling team into a competitive force, and we can’t wait to see what they’ll achieve at the state level! This week, I thought I'd shake things up a bit with my write-ups and give you my take on how each district in the 10th region might wrap up and what the regional tournament could look like. I’ve been crunching the numbers and keeping an eye on the teams, and I’m excited to share my predictions. Buckle up, because it’s going to be an interesting ride as we gear up for some thrilling matchups ahead! 37th District: The Camels of Campbell County are looking to reign supreme once again, chasing what will be their 11th or 12th consecutive title (I've lost count)—pretty impressive! While Bishop Brossart will continue to make waves this season, I see Scott pulling off the win in their regular season matchup. But don’t count Brossart out; I think they’ll get their revenge when it matters most in the district tournament and they will end up as the other regional representative. This puts Calvary Christian in 4th place, losing to the Camels in the semis. 38th District: This tournament championship will be an exciting showdown between Nicholas County and Pendleton County. Although Pendleton just pulled off a win against Nicholas last week, I have a feeling Nicholas will rise to the occasion and snag the district title when it counts. In the early rounds, Robertson faces a tough loss to Pendleton, while Nicholas takes down Harrison in that intense 2 vs 3 matchup. Fans are in for a thrilling tournament! 39th District: Mason County is set to shine bright again, easily taking down St. Patrick to secure their spot in the championship. Augusta won't have much trouble with Bracken County in the 2 vs 3 matchup, making it a smooth ride for them. Ultimately, all signs point to a showdown between Mason County and Augusta, where Mason will emerge victorious, reinforcing their status as the class of the district. 40th District: GRC really shines as they dominate Paris in the first round and end up taking the district crown. The real nail-biter is the match between Montgomery County and Bourbon County. Bourbon comes in with the better record, but Montgomery will be on a roll thanks to Cayden Reed’s impressive late-season performances. Fans are in for a treat as Montgomery pulls off a thrilling victory, proving that momentum can make all the difference in tournament play! Week 7 Rankings: 1. GRC (12-3) 2. Campbell County (12-3) 3. Bourbon County (9-5) 4. Montgomery County (7-8) 5. Mason County (7-7) 6. Pendleton County (8-5) 7. Bishop Brossart (9-6) 8. Nicholas County (7-6) 9. Scott (6-9) 10. Augusta (8-6) 11. Paris (8-10) 12. Bracken County (5-12) 13. Calvary Christian (4-10) 14. Harrison County (3-10) 15. Robertson County (4-8) 16. St. Patrick (2-12)

Glad he’ll finish where he started, but I’m not going to lie, given that the two schools district lines are within 20 minutes of each other, I had a brief day dream of what he could do following coach Pence to Walton and playing 2A.

I saw Newport won, what was that games final? Rondon hitting his stride?