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MEET THE MUSTANGS UNDERCLASSMEN |
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| MUSTANGS TEAM PICTURE LOCATED ON VARSITY INDEX PAGE |
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| Jordan Armstrong, one of the toughest defenders to ever wear Mustang green, is also a veteran of the Northern Kentucky Shining Stars wars for the past two summers. J-Army will lead the 2009-10 Mustangs from the point guard position where he scored 201 points and doled out 65 assists last year. He also led the team from the charity stripe, connecting on 57 of 70 attempts for t ablistering 81%. Armstrong hit 8 consecutive free-throws to ice the Mustangs' upset of Campbell County in the 2009 District semi-finals. He is a first-honors student in the classroom |
| #14 Justin Morscher 6'1" 180 Pound Guard/Forward |
| #10 Jordan Armstrong 5'11" 170 Pound Guard |
| Justin Morscher is a player whose time has come. He too is a member of Coach Bundy's traveling Northern Kentucky Shining Stars team. he saw action in all 28 varsity games last season, scoring 89 points and pulling down 43 rebounds. Justin was know to deliver clutch 3-point goals in crucial moments last year. This is expected to be a bust-out season for Justin, as he joins Jacob Rieger and Jordan Armstrong as the three main Mustang scoring threats, and top defensive players. Justin is also first honors student in the classroom. |
| #15 Allan Kramer 6' 1" 185 Pound Forward |
| Allen Kramer is one of our hardest-working Mustangs. He will be asked to make the jump from JV mainstay to varsity starter this season. Allen was the 2008-09 JV team's fourth leading scorer, and saw action in 17 varsity games last season. Blessed with great jumping ability, Kramer will be counted on to be one of our primary rebounders. Allen is also an honors student in the classroom |
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| Jacob Rieger is a well-traveled Mustang. He was one of three Mustang seniors who has spent the past two summers touring with the Northern Kentucky Shining Stars, where he has been honing his skills for his senior season. Rieger has twice been named the program's Most Valuable Player, leading the 2008-09 team in scoring (15.3 ppg), rebounding (211 - 7.5rpg), blocked shots (40), steals (72), and assists (71). To date Jake has scored 774 career pooints. Rieger has been named among the top ten players in the 10th Region this sesason nad is being actively recruited by several Division III colleges. Jacob too is a first-honors student. |
| #32 Jacob Rieger 6' 4" 195 Pound Forward |
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| Each of the past few seasons, Coach Mike Code has had a senior step up from the JV ranks and make major contributions. Kyle Lubbers in '06, Zach Hertzenberg in '07 and Brian Wolfer in '08. Nathan Brugger is the player hoped to fill that role this season. Brugger, at 6'6" is the Mustangs' resident big man. He appeared in 14 varsity games last season, along with starting all 20 Junior Varsity matches. Brugger has achieved first-honors in each quarter of his high school career. |
| #42 Nathan Brugger 6' 6" 185 Pound Center |
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