2007 Bishop Brossart Soccer Last updated 08/31/2007 This site is sponsored by Cooper Digital Photos LLC Varsity and JV shutout Pendleton Co. (I'll have the pictures out sometime Friday morning) ... Heading to Boots and Butts classic...

 

THANKS JIM CUTTER for the use of a New Custom Built Town Home to be used to view the fireworks ! ! The Winner is someone from California, Ky ! Perkins sold the winning ticket....

 

 

 

 

    

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Friday 8/24 at Pendery Park

BBHS vs. NCC

 

Mustangs keep the heat on NCC keeper, win 4-0

 

For the second straight game, the opponent's goalie was under frequent pressure, and despite numerous saves, the potent Mustang offense broke through for four goals.  The game began in near 100 degree heat, but the Brossart defense didn't wilt, keeping the Newcath offense well away from goalie Corey Hartig.  The NCC defense thwarted multiple corner kick attempts early in the game, and the keeper stood tall in the goal, facing shots from all angles, but it was a short goal kick on which Ryan Enzweiler capitalized to go one on one with the keeper, and notch the first goal at thirteen minutes into the game.  Newcath escaped continued heat around their goal while the Brossart defensive crew kept play at a safe distance and the first half ended with Brossart leading 1 - 0.

 

Into the second half, again coming at the thirteen minute mark, Austin Kramer finished off a rebound from a Ryan Enzweiler shot, knocking in the second goal and providing some insurance for the Mustangs.  The defense held their ground limiting the Breds to only one shot on goal through the entire game.  Following a water break in the excessive heat, fresh subs Dylan Dierig and Ryan Enzweiler teamed for goals a minute apart to put the game in the win column.   Final score BBHS 4, NCC 0.  Next game 4:30 Friday Sept. 7 at Pendery vs Highlands.

Mustangs defeat Pendleton 4-0 

Coming off their best game of the year Sunday against St. Henry, Bishop Brossart came out a little flat against Pendleton County.  The first 35 minutes was pretty even play with both teams getting off some shots with very physical play.  About a minute later, Ryan Neltner took a pass off an inbounds play on the left side and just out-muscled the defender to gain advantage and one on one with the keeper popped it into the net, making it 1-0 Brossart.  That was it for the half but it seemed to break the ice for the Mustangs. 

The second half, the came out more aggressive and quickly moved the ball into the Pendleton County side of the field.  After several runs at the goal, Michael Bartlett intercepted a pass and as the ball hit the ground, Michael ripped a laser shot to the upper right of the goal giving the Mustangs a 2-0 lead.  Meanwhile, the defense was starting to wear down the opponents as Matt Moore, Joe Cropenbaker and Adam Manning made several nice stops.  A few minutes later, Mitch Patterson launched a corner kick in front of Pendleton’s goal but the ball kicked out to Michael Bartlett who smartly poked it back to Mitch, still standing in the corner, where he launched it again, this time finding Kevin Rust making a run on the left side who he headed it in for a comfortable 3-0 lead.  Not done yet and at the 20 minute mark, Brad Ostendorf, seeing some offensive action, hit Casey McGrath in front of the opponents goal where Casey threaded the needle with a sweet touch pass to a charging Ryan Neltner who neatly one-touched it into the net for his second goal of the night and the 4th and final goal of the game.  Jeremy Beckerich recorded another shutout with the save going to Jon Muench.  Final, Brossart 4, Pendleton 0.

 Next up for Brossart will be Scott High School in the opener of the Boots & Butts Tournament in Hopkinsville at 8:00pm.

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And the winner is ???? from California Ky.  I didn't write down the name, but he (and 10 guest) get a great view of the fireworks. Thanks to Jim Cutter for donating this Town House.