| Mustang Legend "The Boss" Evan McDole |
Two sport Mustang superstar Evan McDole
has the distinction of being the only player
in Brossart history to have never competed
in freshmen or junior varsity competition
prior to playing on the varsity level.
Evan was a varsity starter in his first high
school game on November 30th, 2001 at
home vs Paris, a game that the Mustangs
would win 83-63. He started in all 30 games
played his freshmen season.
As a sophomore, Evan would run his streak
of starts to 56 before coming off the bench
on February 28th at Simon Kenton, where
the Mustangs upset the top ranked Pioneers
59-56. Evan also came off the bench in the
next game which was the first game of the
2003 38th District Tournament where the
Mustangs eliminated Silver Grove 43-31. He
rejoined the ranks of the starting five in the
following game, a 59-51 win over Pendleton
County in the District Championship Game
and started both games in the 10th Region
Tournament where the Mustangs finished
their season in the Final Four. He would
start all 29 games in his junior season and
23 of the 24 games his senior season,
setting a new school record for most games
started with 111, seven better than the old
school record of 104, held by Curtis Bezold.
has the distinction of being the only player
in Brossart history to have never competed
in freshmen or junior varsity competition
prior to playing on the varsity level.
Evan was a varsity starter in his first high
school game on November 30th, 2001 at
home vs Paris, a game that the Mustangs
would win 83-63. He started in all 30 games
played his freshmen season.
As a sophomore, Evan would run his streak
of starts to 56 before coming off the bench
on February 28th at Simon Kenton, where
the Mustangs upset the top ranked Pioneers
59-56. Evan also came off the bench in the
next game which was the first game of the
2003 38th District Tournament where the
Mustangs eliminated Silver Grove 43-31. He
rejoined the ranks of the starting five in the
following game, a 59-51 win over Pendleton
County in the District Championship Game
and started both games in the 10th Region
Tournament where the Mustangs finished
their season in the Final Four. He would
start all 29 games in his junior season and
23 of the 24 games his senior season,
setting a new school record for most games
started with 111, seven better than the old
school record of 104, held by Curtis Bezold.
Evan joined the elite Mustang 1,000 Point Club on Friday night,
December 17th, 2004 at George Rogers Clark High School. He
finished his career with 1273 points placing him fifth on the
all-time scoring list trailing only Nathan Seiter, Dave Farwick,
Brian Ficker, and Greg Schwegmann. Evan averaged 11.3ppg
for his career. He led the team in scoring his junior and senior
seasons, while being the second leading scorer his freshman and
sophomore years. He led the Mustangs in rebounding all four
years - combining for 755 career rebounds.
December 17th, 2004 at George Rogers Clark High School. He
finished his career with 1273 points placing him fifth on the
all-time scoring list trailing only Nathan Seiter, Dave Farwick,
Brian Ficker, and Greg Schwegmann. Evan averaged 11.3ppg
for his career. He led the team in scoring his junior and senior
seasons, while being the second leading scorer his freshman and
sophomore years. He led the Mustangs in rebounding all four
years - combining for 755 career rebounds.
| Evan's Four Year Composite Stats Read |
Games -113
Games Started - 111
2Pt Field Goals-521-956-54.5%
3Pt Field Goals-1-6-16.7%
TL Field Goals-522-962-54.3%
Games Started - 111
2Pt Field Goals-521-956-54.5%
3Pt Field Goals-1-6-16.7%
TL Field Goals-522-962-54.3%
Free Throws - 228-347-66%
Points - 1273 - 11.3ppg
Rebounds - 755 - 6.7rpg
Assists - 157
Points - 1273 - 11.3ppg
Rebounds - 755 - 6.7rpg
Assists - 157
| HONORS AND AWARDS SENIOR SEASON McDonalds All-American Nominee NKCA All-Region - Division II 38th District - All Tournament Team 10th Region All "A" Tournament All Tournament Team 10th Region - 1st Team All Region WTSJ Player of the Game - CovCath All "A" State Tournament All Tournament Team NKCA Player of the Year Nominee LaRosa's Athlete Of The Week Enquirer - First Team - All Region JUNIOR YEAR All-State Honorable Mention 10th Region - 1st Team All Region 38th District - All Tournament Team 10th Region All "A" Tournament All Tournament Team All "A" State Tournament All Tournament Team All "A" State Tournament Three Time Game MVP Rupp Classic - MVP NKCA - All-Region - Divison II SOPHOMORE YEAR 10th Region - 1st Team All Region 38th District - All Tournament Team 10th Region All "A" Tournament All Tournament Team Hack's Hoops Classic - MVP FRESHMEN YEAR 38th District - All Tournament Team 10th Region All "A" Tournament All Tournament Team NKCA - All Region - Division II All "A" State Tournament Game MVP Four Year Member National Honor Society First Honors Every Quarter Of His High School Career Perfect Attendance 8th Grade Through High School |
| It is no stretch of the imagination to proclaim Evan McDole one of the most prolific athletes ever to pull on a Brossart basketball jersey or baseball uniform. He has been a mainstay in this program since he played his first game as a freshmen and has left an indelible mark on both of these sports which will never be forgotten. In four years, he has risen to become the fifth leading scorer in the history of Brossart basketball dating back to 1954. His basketball teams have amassed 79 wins in his four year career which has included four consecutive wins over arch-rival Newport Central Catholic, three in a row over Campbell County and Three out of Four wins over Covington Catholic, twice while they were ranked Number One in Northern Kentucky. In his senior season he led the Mustangs to two victories in the Fifth-Third Bank Classic at Lexington Catholic, with one of those wins eliminating the host school from their own tournament. He finishes his career at Brossart High School as the leading scorer and rebounder on a team that won our school's first NKAC Division II Conference Title, with an undefeated 6-0 mark. We completed a sweep of all Diocesan Parochial Schools for the first time ever and were ranked Number One in all of Northern Kentucky in the final Enquirer and Kentucky Post polls. While we will create a special "Baseball Legends" page for Evan it is worthy to note that he has led the Mustangs in scoring in his last two baseball seasons, hitting .370 as a freshman, .467 as a sophomore, and .489 as a junior. As a sophomore he set the school doubles record with 16 and narrowly missed Justin Seiter's 13 home run record last year, finishing the season with 12 dingers. He was named the "Northern Kentucky Baseball Player of the Year" last season and played on the Kentucky State Junior All-Star team. Evan went on to play his college baseball at Northern Kentucky University where he received the GLVC's Paragon Award, was named the GLVC Player of the Year his Junior Season, and was awarded post-graduate scholarship money by the NCAA. On Tuesday, March 25th, 2014 Evan was inducted into the 10th Region Hall of Fame, joining Nathan and Justin Seiter as Brossart's only three players to be so honored. Evan McDole has truly earned the title of being "THE BOSS." |
| Photos Courtesy Of Mr. Tim Cooper |
| In addition to being inducted into the 10th Region Hall of Fame in 2014, he was inducted into the Bishop Brossart Sports Hall of Fame in 2015 for his prowess on the baseball diamond, as well as his impact on the hardwood. |
