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I value your opinion, but after being wrapped up and held, I think he was just pushing him away from him. IF it was a swing, it was certainly provoked, and in the heat of battle.

I will be sure to tell him at practice today not to play so rough. After all at 5'10" - 150 pounds, he has to be careful not to hurt anyone.

These pictures show clearly that our player, #3 Anthony Kruse should have been ejected. ?

Reports are that Paris was down 19 points in this one.

For the first time in nine tries the Brossart Mustangs FINALLY win a close one. Scott had the shot in the air to win it, but not on this night. The Mustangs win 40-38 to advance to Thursday night's 37th District Championship game and next week's 10th Region Tournament. Brossart's David Govan and Mason Sepate lead the Mustangs with 12 each. Anthony Kruse and Brandon Bezold both hit a pair of blue-chip, high pressure, free-throws. Brayden Howell led the Eagles with 16 points, including three 3-pointers. Brossart plays Campbell County Thursday evening at 7pm in the District Championship game with both teams advancing to next week's 10th Region Tournament at Holmes High School. .

Because we don't need a week between games, there is no problem with the present district tournament format. The game that is somewhat insignificant is the district championship game where both teams advance to the regional tournament. However, it carries a title of District Champion, and awards you a district loser in the first round of the regional tournament.

Lady Stangs put together a creditable 18-10 season following the graduation of a quality senior class that included the 10th Region POY Marie Kiefer.

Mustangs drop eighth game within four points and have not won a close one. Sixteen points apiece from Mustangs Brandon Bezold, Mason Sepate, and David Govan. Joel Iles leads all scorers with 20. Kaedon Butts added 13, ad Coby Kramer 11. We are well prepared and positioned for our bout with Scott on Tuesday in the 37th District Semis. Well played JV game goes to the Breds 40-36. NCC dropped nine threes in the prelim game. .

Third straight win for 11-16 Mustangs. Senior David Govan, coming off of a career high 31, scored 20 against the Bourbonites. Junior Mason Sepate was outstanding with 16 points. Mustangs used an 11/13 from two point range, and 3 of 6 from beyond the arc - a 73% clip to establish a 34-17 halftime lead, and never looked back in posting the 60-34 win. Mustangs make up an earlier game with NCC on the Carothers Road Hill Friday night. Bourbon County won the JV game 41-34. Colonel Junior Cain Flynn, scored 15 of his game-high 17 points in the second half. Sam Willike led the Mustangs with 11. .

To date Brossart has had only one losing season (2016-17) since 1992-1993. In 2016-17 NCC was 21-13 and we played them late in the season, so NCC would have had a winning record. I guess you would have to go back prior to 1992-93 when we had quite a few losing seasons to find your answer.

Good outing for our guys who are playing our best basketball of the season. Ryle had no answer for Brossart senior David Govan who scored a career high 31 points tonight. Ryle won the JV game.

BAD SIGN, while the play on the field is vastly improved, the lunatics still run the asylum.

Brossart was 32 of 38 for 84% Holy Cross hit a mere-mortal 9 of 24. BB: Rowe 0-2-2/2-8, Parker 3-0-9/10-15, Kramer 1-2-7/10-15, Macht 1-2-0/0-8, Kaeff 0-0-3/4-3, Lloyd 4-0-8/8-16, Fisher 1-1-3/4-8………….Totals 10-7-32/38-73 HC: McCoy 0-4-0/0-12, Hunt 5-0-1/7-11, Arlinghaus 3-1-7/9-16, Wimzie 1-0-0/1-2, Bottom 0-1-0/0-3, Lehmkuhl 1-0-0/0-2, Robinson 3-3-1/5-16, Williams 2-0-0/2-4……….Totals: 15-9- 9/24-66 ,

Twenty four hours after battling Boone County to overtime, we again found ourselves in a contentious contest with the 10th Region's consensus second ranked Mason County Royals. In a game that saw five ties and six lead changes, the Mustangss led 9-7 after one, and trailed a point at 24-23 at intermission. The homestanding Royals managed a four point advantage, 38-34 after three periods, but we clawed back to tie it up at 43s with just over a minute and a half remaining in the game. Unfortunately, things went south for us in that final segment, as we were outscored 11-2, causing the scoreboard to be unkind to us, in the 54-45 loss. Terrell Henry led all scorers with 19 points for the Royals, and Braylon Hamilton nailed five 3-pointers to contribute 15 points. David Govan and Luke Schumacher countered with 14 and 13 for the Mustangs Mason County broke open a close game late to win the JV event 47-39. Our Mustangs return home for a Senior Day Saturday when Lewis County makes the trek up the AA Highway to Alexandria for a 3:30pm JV game and a 5pm varsity encounter.

My life's ambition is to win the slowest Kentucky Derby ever run.

Mustangs lose sixth game of the season by four points or less. This game saw ten ties and thirteen lead changes. Brossart led by as many as eight points at 35-27 mid third quarter, but could not sustain it. Down two points with .6 seconds left and Brossart 84 feet away from our basket we drew a Boone County dead ball foul, that sent Brandon Bezold to the free-throw line. He hit them both to send the game to OT. In a Cat and Mouse overtime period, the Rebels had the upper hand 4-1. Boone was led by promising Soph Jashaun Pouncy with 22. Thomas Williams scored 12 and Will Raleigh 10. Brossart countered with Junior Brandon Bezold notching a career high 18 points. Mason Sepate added 14 and David Govan 11. Boone improves to 14-11 and the Mustangs fall to 8-15. Boone County romped 56-26 over a shorthanded Brossart JV squad.

A three-way tie for the Number 2, 3 and 4 seeds resulted in a shake that took place Wednesday morning, with Scott receiving the Number 2 seed. Brossart the 3 seed, and Calvary Christian the 4 seed. Campbell County will play Calvary. Brossart will play Scott. I will add the Date/Time when available.

Congrats to the CovLatin Trojans, who won their first varsity game since January 5th, 2019, 53 losses ago. The Trojans were led by Junior Gunnar Brunett who scored 23 points in the win. I'm happy tonight for a senior named Alex Pham. Latin played their Senior Day game at our place (Brossart), and in Pham's Senior comments, he stated that he had enjoyed playing for the Trojans over the past years despite not winning a game. I'm happy for him and the other Latin seniors that they got one before walking down the aisle.

^^^ I too was not at the game, but did watch the replay on 859 Sports Radio. I'm not being critical here, simply stating a fact, that this Brossart L'Stangs team is one of the most inconsistent that I have encountered over the years. They have played some masterful games, i.e,, Ashland and the Conner loss, but have been dreadful at times, and last night was one of those times. Highlands big girls took away our paint game, yet we continued to go in there hoping for better results. While Molly Kramer has emerged as a steady, consistent scorer, last night no L Stang scored double-figures. Lauren Macht and Olivia Lloyd, who we count on to put big numbers on the board were limited to five points between them. I think Highlands is back to a point were they are a top team in the 9th Region. They seem to finally be healthy, and have the size and guard play to be a contender. Having returned just two starters from last year's 10th Region Champs team, we are actually probably overachieving this year to be 15-9 against the schedule we have played, and are occasionally going to throw in a clunker. Last night, with the eyes of Northern Kentucky Girls Basketball on Fort Thomas we were victimized by both bad timing and the Highlands Bluebirds.

Happy to hear that it's not just my computer. Has been ongoing and annoying.

Unfortunately, I was not in attendance tonight. However, I was able to watch the first half on NFHS, which was very competitive. I do know that we were led in scoring by Junior Mollie Kramer with 14 points and 8 rebounds. Senior Lauren Macht contributed 11 and Junior Jill Planeaux 9. Brossart turned the ball over merely 10 times and had a chance to tie or win it on our last possession. The Brossart Freshmen won 32-28 and our JVs were also victorious 41-31.

Tough out for the Bears, playing in their second overtime game in as many nights. They came from down 10 late third/early fourth, get it to OT. They turned the Dragons over 25 times, but still come up short. 31 points for Blake Reed. I don't think that this will be this Bears teams last visit to Richmond, and this year's trip will provide them a solid foundation moving forward.

Happy for Adam and the Polar Bears.

This is an interesting result. Campbellsville upsets Bethelhem in the "A" Region and then today Lyon County takes out Campbellsville. Go Figure!!!

A rather interesting first half where Brossart led by six points twice mid-second quarter - 28-22 and again at 30-24. The Birds overcame those deficits to lead 48-41 at the half. What is ironic is that we were only able to muster 12 points in a half three days ago against Scott - Go Figure! A 4 point third quarter paved the way for the Birds to draw off and win handily 94-61. We do bring the best out in the teams we play as Highlands hit 14 three-pointers on the night to our 4. Brossart held the edge at the Free Throw Line 11 of 18 as opposed to 3 of 6. The Birds were led by Oliver Harris with 22 points. Zachary Barth and Brayden Moeves both netted 15 each. Moeves nailed five 3-pointers and Barth three of them. Cole Kocher contributed 11. Brossart's lone double-figure scorer was David Govan with 17. Brossart had 10 players score and Highlands 12. The Mustangs will now prepare for a bout with Newport Central Catholic in Newport Friday night. Highlands 14-6, Brossart 7-13 JV Score Highlands 57, Brossart 55 Freshmen Score: Highlands 51, Brossart 22