MUSTANGS TEAM PICTURE LOCATED ON VARSITY INDEX PAGE |
J.D. was our third leading scorer a year ago (268 pts - 9.9 ppg) and should vie with Ethan Eilerman for top scorer honors this season. He was also our leading rebounder. J.D. spent a part of the summer at Rick Bolus - High Potential Blue-Chip Camp and was named among the “Top Dozen” College Prospects in camp. Last spring he was named an “Enquirer” All-Star Honorable Mention. He was recently named Brossart High School’s Wendy’s “High School Heisman” in recognition for his academics, where he is a perennial first-honors student, athletics and community service. |
# 5 J.D. Schumacher 6' 4" 170 Pound Forward |
# 20 Allen Jump 6' 0" 150 Pound Forward |
Hard working, gym rat, Jacob Steffen, knows the Brossart offensive and defensive schematics inside and out. Last season Jake was a play-maker for the 13-7 JV Team, while knocking down 12 3-pointers. He also appeared in 13 of our varsity contests, where he was 2 for 2 from beyond the stripe. Jake finds himself immersed in an already deep varsity guard pool and will battle for playing time with the likes of underclassmen Stephen Verst and Carson Schirmer, along with veterans Bryan Duffy and Bryson Wieland. Jacob is one of those kind of kids who will accept any role assigned him, for the best interest of the team. Jacob also plays varsity baseball. |
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# 15 Bryan Duffy 5' 11" 180 Pound Guard |
# 10 Jacob Steffen 5' 10" 150 Pound Guard |
Multi-talented Bryan Duffy excels on the soccer pitch (11 Goals), doubles back as the place-kicker on the football team (17-21 PATS), and started in most of the 27 varsity basketball games he played in a year ago (134 - 5.0 ppg). He attacks the basket well and was rewarded with a team-high 87 Free-Throws a year ago (62-87-71%). During the 16-17 campaign, Bryan factored in all 27 games, amassing 197 points. He is remembered for his 23 point performance against the Jake Ohmer led Scott Eagles in the 2017 37th District Tournament. Bryan will get some welcome relief as our sole point guard, with the emergence of youngsters Schirmer and Verst, and the return of Bryson Wieland. He brings leadership and maturity to the table. |
Allen is one of the most athletic persons in our school. He too plays soccer, basketball, and runs track in the spring. He contributed in 26 varsity games a year ago, and comes into the 2017-18 campaign as our X-Factor. His play is defined by his High Motor and defensive intensity. Blessed with great length, he is our deflections king, leading to numerous transition baskets. He is an honors student. |
# 3 Bryson Wieland 6' 0" 170 Pound Guard |
Bryson appeared in only five varsity games last season due to a lower back issue, suffered during last year’s soccer season. This year he has emerged from soccer season unscathed, and will be a major impact player, adding depth to our already strong guard corps. He was our leading scorer in several summertime camp contests. Bryson receives training from the U.C. Bearcats staff, and hopes to play college basketball. |
Good natured, Brett Kremer is playing high school basketball for the first time this year. More heralded on the baseball diamond, he transferred to us from Campbell County this year, and has been making steady progress on a weekly basis. |
Better known as “The Chief”, Justin is one of our more popular Mustangs. At 6’10”, his major contribution is making our “bigs” work against him every day at practice. He is a crowd favorite who will have his own Fan Club when he is in the game. |
Our football quarterback, three-sport athlete, Tyler MacDonald came off the bench and played in 26 varsity basketball games a year ago. He shot 50% from the field, and cleaned up numerous errant Brossart field-goal attempts. A team player, Tyler will accept that role again this year. |
# 55 Justin Kiefer 6' 10" 170 Pound Center |
# 30 Brett Kremer 6' 1" 190 Pound Forward |
# 25 Tyler "T-Mac" MacDonald 6' 1" 175 Pound Forward |
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