jahearme

Montgomery County 21-14 after 3 quarters. 

At halftime, Montgomery County leads 14-7.

At the end of the 1st quarter, Montgomery County leads 14-0. 

Final from Mt. Sterling. 

3 minutes ago, jahearme said:

Montgomery County/George Rogers Clark cancelled. 

My mistake. 
Montgomery County is shutting down, but their game with GRC is Sept. 10th.

Montgomery County/George Rogers Clark cancelled. 

“He/she is a next level athlete.”

On 8/16/2021 at 9:08 AM, fastpitchfan said:

Jonathan Moore of Carroll County is the new coach.  Confirmed.

Coach Moore served as an assistant under Scott Chalk at Franklin County I believe. 

Coach Combs has been back at Montgomery County for a couple of years. He has been assisting Coach Varney. 

This is far from over....

I predict an emergency KHSAA Board of Control meeting in the near future. 

1992 Dodge Sprint

Terrific coach and an even better person.

Congratulations to Coach Brooks. 

8 hours ago, ACfan4 said:

Schutt Helmets is developing "Splash Shields" which are a full faced visor to protect players from getting spit, breathed on etc, this fall. More than 50 schools have ordered it, and apparently they do not fog up, and are breathable. Sounds like a great idea, especially for high schools if they are affordable. 

Last four words of your post are critical.

Josh Curtis has been hired.

Josh has been an assistant coach at Montgomery County, as well as the head coach of the McNabb Middle School 8th grade team.

He will do a fabulous job at MadSouth.

Who they hiring from the 11th?

I don't think the hire that corners in is referring to will happen.

Who could potentially be some front runners for this job?

A lot will depend on what jobs are available in the district. With the state of school districts all around the state, they aren't going to create a position just for a basketball coach.

Lexington, KY

Kick the Can (at night) or wiffleball.

A really good Chicken Parmesan is tough to beat.

You were very good at it, also!!!

I appreciate the kind words.

I appreciate the relationship we formed even more.

I officiated for thirteen years. It was a great way to give back to the communities across the area, stay involved in a sport I loved, and meet some really awesome people. I'm still friends with some of the coaches, table workers, and fellow officials to this day.

If you've got the time and the capability to do it, at least give it a look.

Mt. Sterling had quite a bit of wind damage last night.

Here are our boys sitting on a rather large pine tree that was uprooted in our backyard last night.

No.

Next question.

I see ticket prices increasing for future post season tournaments.

I guess you're talking about State Championships?

I can see them taking a portion of postseason events for a few years to help out. Currently, Kentucky is the ONLY state where the state association does not dip into the postseason proceeds. In Kentucky that money is currently divided up in accordance to each districts/regions agreed terms. The only postseason events where the KHSAA pockets any money are state championships.

Other states take a portion from all postseason events. Each state varies on this.