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| Tributes To Persons Close To The Program Who Have Passed Away MOST RECENT Todd Schafer |
| UPDATED 4-18-20 Travel Through The Entire BMustangs Website By Following The Next Arrows |
| Check Out The "Mustangs Happenings" Page |
| BBall Schedules - 2020-21 All "A" Brackets - 2021 Varsity Football Schedule |
| Click Here To Go To The 2020-21 Season Broadcast Replays Click Here To Go To The Boys Basketball Game Reports Index |
| BISHOP BROSSART HIGH SCHOOL ALEXANDRIA, KENTUCKY USA THIS WEBSITE ORIGINATED IN DECEMBER 2001 AND WAS CREATED AND IS MAINTAINED BY STAFF ASSISTANT COACH DAVE SCHABELL WHO IS SOLELY RESPONSIBLE FOR ITS CONTENTS |
| NFHS Video Broadcast Information This year at both the Munninghoff Family Stadium at the MAC, and the Seither Center Gymnasium, you will be able to watch the games online or through other streaming outlets. The games can be viewed on your computer, phones, tablets, and streaming devices (AppleTV, FireTV and Roku). We have partnered with the NFHS to make this happen. This does come with a subscription fee. You may do a monthly ($10.99) or yearly ($69.99) subscription. If you sign up through the link provided, BBHS does receive a small portion of that fee. |
| 2021 Brossart Baseball and Fast-Pitch Softball Schedules |
| Brossart Boys Basketball Summer Youth Camp June 21-24th |
We are happy to announce that our wildly popular Boys Basketball
Summer Youth Camp will again be conducted this summer, after a
one-year hiatus, in observation of the Covid lock-down during the
summer of 2020.
Our dates will be Monday through Thursday, June 21st-24th from
8:30am to 11:30am daily.
Covid protocols will be observed.
Invitation/Reminder letters have been sent out to campers who
attended our 2019 Summer Youth Basketball Camp.
We once again invite 2nd through 9th graders to join in this annual
rite of summer, having some hoops fun while learning valuable
basketball skills, drills and fundamentals.
Each camper will receive a Certificate of Participation, a high quality
Camp T-Shirt, plenty
of popsicles, and participate in "Camp Champ" contests.
Summer Youth Camp will again be conducted this summer, after a
one-year hiatus, in observation of the Covid lock-down during the
summer of 2020.
Our dates will be Monday through Thursday, June 21st-24th from
8:30am to 11:30am daily.
Covid protocols will be observed.
Invitation/Reminder letters have been sent out to campers who
attended our 2019 Summer Youth Basketball Camp.
We once again invite 2nd through 9th graders to join in this annual
rite of summer, having some hoops fun while learning valuable
basketball skills, drills and fundamentals.
Each camper will receive a Certificate of Participation, a high quality
Camp T-Shirt, plenty
of popsicles, and participate in "Camp Champ" contests.
| Click on the 2021 Basketball Camp Application To Download a Printable Copy |
| Click on the Respective Camp Application Below For Other Downloadable/Printable Copies |
| Click on the Girls Basketball Camp App At Left For A Downloadable/Printable Copy |
| Lady Stangs Make Pandas Work For 6-1 Victory Next Up Friday At Walton-Verona |
| Mustangs Track, Mick Clines and Brooke Shewmaker Contending for Team and Player of the Week Honors |
| Click on the Merch Health Logo To Vote for our Brossart representatives. Voting continues through 5pm on Friday. |
| A Few More Pickwick Pics |
| Mustangs Answer Bracken County Challenge, Score Five Runs In Third, Draw Off To Win 7-3, Improve to 17-10 |
There were lots of positives in this win over the Polar Bears. After having
lost to the Mustangs 12-2 in the 10th Region "A" Semi-Finals, the boys from
Brooksville appeared on a mission, outscoring the home team 3-1, heading
into the bottom of the third inning when the Mustangs erupted for 5 runs on
5 hits, with the first four batters hitting safely off of the starter and losing
pitcher, Freshman, Ross Lucas.
Brossart starter Evan Moore, allowed three runs on three hits, striking out
two, and issuing three free passes. Our bullpen was stellar, as Charles
Hartig mowed down all six hitters to face him, whiffing four on merely 24
ptiches. Alex Tatusko mopped up, allowed no runs, and no hits in his two
innings of work. He struck out two and issued one base on balls.
The Mustangs executed a rare suicide squeeze for our 7th run in the
bottom of the sixth inning, when Brandon Bezold made contact, while
Stephen Verst scored. That is probably one more suicide squeeze than the
Cincinnati Reds will attempt in their 164 games this season.
Seniors Tyler Malay and Stephen Verst combined for 5 of 7 on the afternoon. Verst extended his
personal hits streak to five games, while going 3 for 4 against the Bears, scoring twice and knocking in
another. Malay was 2 of 3 on the day, scoring once, and driving in two. We stranded 9 baserunners.
A Polar Bear with strong Brossart connections, Freshman Hank Krift, came on in relief of Lucas, and
did a creditable job, allowing one run on four hits in three innings of work. striking out three and
walking two.
With the win the Mustangs post their 17th win of the season against 10 setbacks. We will be idle until
Saturday, when a twin-bill is on tap at Boone County where we will play Oldham County 1:30pm and
then the host Rebels at 4pm.
lost to the Mustangs 12-2 in the 10th Region "A" Semi-Finals, the boys from
Brooksville appeared on a mission, outscoring the home team 3-1, heading
into the bottom of the third inning when the Mustangs erupted for 5 runs on
5 hits, with the first four batters hitting safely off of the starter and losing
pitcher, Freshman, Ross Lucas.
Brossart starter Evan Moore, allowed three runs on three hits, striking out
two, and issuing three free passes. Our bullpen was stellar, as Charles
Hartig mowed down all six hitters to face him, whiffing four on merely 24
ptiches. Alex Tatusko mopped up, allowed no runs, and no hits in his two
innings of work. He struck out two and issued one base on balls.
The Mustangs executed a rare suicide squeeze for our 7th run in the
bottom of the sixth inning, when Brandon Bezold made contact, while
Stephen Verst scored. That is probably one more suicide squeeze than the
Cincinnati Reds will attempt in their 164 games this season.
Seniors Tyler Malay and Stephen Verst combined for 5 of 7 on the afternoon. Verst extended his
personal hits streak to five games, while going 3 for 4 against the Bears, scoring twice and knocking in
another. Malay was 2 of 3 on the day, scoring once, and driving in two. We stranded 9 baserunners.
A Polar Bear with strong Brossart connections, Freshman Hank Krift, came on in relief of Lucas, and
did a creditable job, allowing one run on four hits in three innings of work. striking out three and
walking two.
With the win the Mustangs post their 17th win of the season against 10 setbacks. We will be idle until
Saturday, when a twin-bill is on tap at Boone County where we will play Oldham County 1:30pm and
then the host Rebels at 4pm.
| Click on the BASEBALL Camp App At Right For A Downloadable/Printable Copy |
| Click on the GIRLS SOCCER Camp App At Left For A Downloadable/Printable Copy |
| Click on the FOOTBALL Camp App At Right For A Downloadable/Printable Copy |
| Tyler Malay |