| Brossart's own Art Gallery Curator, Mike Enzweiler, Gets His Own Exhibit From July 6th-28th On Weekends From Noon to 4pm In Augusta Include a stop at the Beehive Tavern, a stroll down Riverside Drive, and make an afternoon of it in the historic River City |
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| The Way We Were - The '07 Legends - Part 5 |
| Coach Scott Code To Join Dad Bill, and Brother Mike As Northern Kentucky Sports Hall of Fame Inductees |
Congratulations to Scott Code who will join his dad and brother as members of the
Northern Kentucky Sports Hall of Fame. Induction will be sometime in November.
This is an honor, to be recognized among the finest sports figures in Northern Kentucky
history.
Northern Kentucky Sports Hall of Fame. Induction will be sometime in November.
This is an honor, to be recognized among the finest sports figures in Northern Kentucky
history.
| Gary Steffen Update |
I had a chance to chat with Gary Steffen at the Jump/Schumacher graduation party this weekend.
Gary is graduated senior Jacob Steffen's dad, and Senior Mom Monica's husband.
.As most of you know, Gary was hospitalized with an infection on his spine that effected his lower body
movement. While released from the hospital, he remains in therapy and medical care, and it could be up to
a year before he regains full mobility.
While walking on his own, he is definitely taking it a step at a time. He has also lost noticeable weight.
We wish Gary a smooth, steady, and full recovery.
Gary is graduated senior Jacob Steffen's dad, and Senior Mom Monica's husband.
.As most of you know, Gary was hospitalized with an infection on his spine that effected his lower body
movement. While released from the hospital, he remains in therapy and medical care, and it could be up to
a year before he regains full mobility.
While walking on his own, he is definitely taking it a step at a time. He has also lost noticeable weight.
We wish Gary a smooth, steady, and full recovery.
The '07 Mustangs
provided me, and our fans
with yet another memorable
accomplishment, going in to
Park Hills, to take on
top-ranked Covington
Catholic on their senior
night, and for the second
time in three years, knocked
the Colonels off of the top
spot 63-56, returning to
Alexandria as the Number
One ranked team in all of
Northern Kentucky.
It was the final regular
season game for both
teams, and Toga Night at
CovCath.
The Mustangs stole the
show, as Jimmy Uebel
exploded for 28 points, and
Troy Cooper 19, including
the 1,000th varsity point of
his high school career. No
small feat, seeing how he
didn't become a varsity
starter until his Junior year.
The Mustangs finished
regular season play with a
25-4 record.
provided me, and our fans
with yet another memorable
accomplishment, going in to
Park Hills, to take on
top-ranked Covington
Catholic on their senior
night, and for the second
time in three years, knocked
the Colonels off of the top
spot 63-56, returning to
Alexandria as the Number
One ranked team in all of
Northern Kentucky.
It was the final regular
season game for both
teams, and Toga Night at
CovCath.
The Mustangs stole the
show, as Jimmy Uebel
exploded for 28 points, and
Troy Cooper 19, including
the 1,000th varsity point of
his high school career. No
small feat, seeing how he
didn't become a varsity
starter until his Junior year.
The Mustangs finished
regular season play with a
25-4 record.
| After winning the 37th District championship, and following an opening round regional tournament blitz of Deming, the Mustangs had the misfortune to be matched up with the future State Champion Mason County Royals (08) and their blue-chipper - UK bound, Darius Miller. The Mustangs unleashed a 28 point fourth quarter to close to within 63-57 of the Royals as time expired. Troy Cooper scored 24 points and pulled down 12 rebounds, while Josh Kidney spearheaded the late-game rally with 19. Jimmy Uebel was strapped with foul trouble throughout. Cooper finished his career with 1077 points and went on to join the University of Cincinnati Track team where set several school records. Nate Mutsch, who was named to the 37th District All-Tournament Team pitched Division I baseball for Xavier for four years. Jimmy Uebel went on to graduate from Medical School and has become a doctor. Josh Kidney will always be remembered as one of the many fine guards to pass through this program. Bryan Niemeyer's name will always be synonymous with our "A" State Championship, and Kyle Kramer, Luke Rebholz and Matt Lloyd will remembered as contributing catalysts for the co-winningest (28-5) team to ever wear Mustang green. Mary Schneider is right, these were indeed exciting times. We've had a lot of them. The '98s under Coach Willie Schlarman were truly amazing featuring Curt Bezold, Nick Moher, Chris Hagedorn, and Justin and Nathan Seiter. The 2000s will always be remembered for winning the 10th Region Championship, taking us to Rupp for our lone Sweet Sixteen appearance, where we made the most of it by defeating 27-3 Graves County, and the 2005 team ranks right up there with the best of them, albeit somewhat star-crossed and maybe a little snake bit. Kevin Smith went on to play Division II basketball for the University of Hawaii-Pacific, and Evan McDole and Ryan Anderson went on to play four years of college baseball. McDole is a member of our 1,000 Points Club (1273). Of course the 13s and 14s posted 26 and 23 wins respectively, seeing players such as Justin Saunders and Alex Trentman join Jacob Rieger (07-10) in the 1,000 points club. Trentman and Drew Burns went on to play college basketball, Saunders chose not to. It doesn't hurt to visit the past on occasion. We have a lot of great basketball history to celebrate, and more to come in the future. I hope you've enjoyed this visit with the '07s - Legends! Thanks, Mary!!! |