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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Bishop Brossart High School Art Gallery presents:
DUO FROM DAYTON
Artwork by Cayman Kane & Bill Montana
Bishop Brossart Art Gallery Curator, Mike Enzweiler, Announces His Lastest Show - "Duo From Dayton" - opening Sunday October 18th for a two-week run - Sundays from 12Noon to 4pm or by Appointment
Adam Noe and Derrick McBride Discuss All Things Mustangs on this week's Stable Report including an interview by Patrick Blair with Judge-Executive Elect, Andy Schabell at 52:45
Coach Aaron Stamm Has Unveiled the
2026-27 Girls Varsity Basketball Schedule
WHAT'S HAPPENING
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2ND IS A BYE WEEK
Five Different Mustangs Among State Stats Leaders at Halfway Juncture - Brady Bouruke Leads Commonwealth in Three Different Categories - Fourth in Another - Tischner Top Tackler
An article published in Tuesday Morning’s Enquirer revealed that Brossart’s Brady Boruske held down the top spot among unclassified stats leaders in three different categories – Best in Receiving Yards with 532, first in Receptions at 29, tops in Interceptions with 3, and is tied for fourth place in Receiving Touchdowns with 4. Quinten Tischner is the State’s Top Tackler with 65 and is fourth in Receptions with 20.
Our Quarterback, Landon Spaulding, is second in the state in Passing Yardage at 1,009, and tied for sixth with 7 Touchdown connections. Also making the Top Ten is Landon Ketron checking in tied for fifth place with a pair of interceptions, and Tommy Busby in ninth place with 42 tackles.
The 1969 Boys Basketball Team was recognized as the 2026 Hall of Fame Class - Team of Distinction
The 1968-69 Mustangs were know as the “S-Powers,” so named by a local newspaper reporter because of the starting lineup of Rick Simon, Leo Schulkers, Melvin Steffen, Greg Schwegmann, and Ken Sheanshang and oftentimes Bob Simon.
This team was not only our first 20-Game winner, it was our first team to win double-figure games.
A 2-point early season loss to Lloyd, a split with St. Thomas, a pair of losses to St. Henry, and a late-season setback to Bellevue account for their 5 regular season losses. One of their best games, however, may have been played in that year’s District Tournament where they took Highlands to the wire, and only a controversial late-game call, and Melvin Steffen playing on a sprained ankle deprived them of victory that night. Melvin Steffen (1081) and Greg Schwegmann (1322) are both members of our 1,000 Points Club Melvin is the father of 1,000 Points Club Member, Kevin Steffen (1157), and grandfather of 2026 graduate, Jackson Steffen. Greg Schwegmann is the father of Lady ‘Stangs Legend Katie Schwegmann, our all-time leading scorer (2917), and 2001 Miss Kentucky Basketball.
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