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I know Fleming Co. wants to move back to 39th Dist. and 10th Region. Not wanting to throw a wrench into some peoples plans, but them moving back is a very distinct possibility.

Well it's happened in the 10th before at Mason Co. several years ago and the previous coach. I think 96 points was the most we ever scored in one game though. Ask players, parents, and coaches or previous coaches from Augusta, Pendleton Co., maybe Deming and Nicholas Co. how they felt or responded to this runnig the score up and pressing in the 4th qtr.

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Mason County: 1. Andy Fryman-UK (track & field) 2. Harry Lewis-UNC & Louisville-Lexington Horsemen 3. Last name "Murray"-Army 4. Can't think of the kids name, he graduated a year or so ago, and I think he signed with Holy Cross or Cornell. Any help with names is appreciated.:thumb:

Thanks for the info and insight.:thumb:

I don't follow high school football as much as I do basketball, but I have legitimate question regarding the BGP Polls. How are the teams determined and who votes? My reasoning for asking the question is this, Central has been atop the poll almost all season and if it is the same Central I checked on the KHSAA scoreboard, they have a losing record. Why isn't Somerset and Mason Co. atop the poll as Nos. 1 and 2? Why is Central even ranked? Just wondering?:confused:

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Don't you mean Keller Menke?

They sure could've used her experience and size as a senior this year.

Is Hillary Doyle playing? I haven't seen her name mentioned and was just won dering.

Thanks for the info.:thumb:

I'm not disagreeing with you, but other than individual accomplishments, what did they accomplish? 6 distict titles in a district that was weak in comparison and though they had two regional runner-ups, if it hadn't been for the rest of the team and Coach Starns, they wouldn't have gotten that far. Don't get me wrong, they are all good ball players who deserved the accolades bestowed upon them, but because of the coach they had to play under and lack of support from the administration, they just didn't accomplish all that much in my book.

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Who have they played and where? Some scores would be greatly appreciated too.:thumb:

No, they live on Clarks Run 2 or 3 miles past the new intermediate school. Lived their I Know for at least 8 years.

The Cline's moved from Augusta to Maysville when Lacey was in the 9th or 10th grade. Of course she had been playing varsity a couple of years before they moved. The Litzingers have relatives in Bracken Co. but I don't think they lived their, they have been in Mason Co. as long as I have known them, about 10 years. Coach Butcher, if given 6 or 7 years, imo, can turn things around, but he has got to change the players and parents attitudes toward the progam and get them excited about wanting to play girls basketball at Mason Co. I know I have spoken my piece on here many times about the problems from the previous coach, and no need :deadhorse:, but Paula Buser is to blame for the struggles of Coach Butcher, that and the administration not getting rid of the assistants, and cleaning house altogether and starting anew. I know that this isn't college and assistant coaches can't be hired and fired on a whim, but with the state of the program, they needed to fully go in another direction.

Stephen Butcher is the coach. He came from Pike Co. Central I believe. I don't know him and have never met him, and I thought a hiring from outside the assistants and 10th Region was a good move, but unlike the boys program, there have numerous coaches and changes over the last 5 or 6 years in the middle school program. Also the boys at the younger levels have a pretty good AAU system in place (though I don't agree with all the AAU stands for anymore) and the girls don't have that established yet. They play some AAU but not on the level of participation and number of years that the boys have.

He may have regrets later on in life, but thats for him to tell everyone later on years from now. Mom and Dad are dissapointed, especially if he has to take out loans to go to school. But he made the choice to finish on his own terms and seem content with his decision. Any athlete that can finish on his own terms and is happy about it, I say, "Way to Go". Good Luck to Johnathon on his future endeavors.

I may be reading something out of nothing, but it sounds like the KHSAA is waiting to move teams before the 2010-11 season, like some of the threads a month or two ago were stating. I think they take up re-alignment in two years. As far as Fleming Co. is concerned, just a hunch, but in 2 years, Fleming Co. will be back in the 10th Region.

Do you have a link to The Arena? What is the seating capacity and other particulars?

Congratulations Kasey, hope you fullfill your dreams!

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Where is Ferguson going to college?