1967 Maysville Bulldogs to be recognized at Mason Co. vs. Scott game

The 1967 Maysville Bulldogs football team will be recognized at halftime of the Mason County Royals' game against the Scott Eagles Friday night.

The 1967 squad was the first Maysville football team since 1941. Tom Becherer was the head coach and Homer Goins was the assistant coach. Both played football at the University of Kentucky.

Here is the 1967 Maysville roster:

No.  Name  Offensive Position  Weight  Grade

10 Danny Grigson  Quarterback 140 Sophomore

12 Henry Boone Quarterback 155 Junior

24 Ken Cunningham Halfback 140 Freshman

26 Jerry Taylor Guard 170 Junior

30 David Hellard Fullback 140 Junior

32 Buddy Miller Fullback 145 Junio

40 Glenn Bishop Halfback 155 Senior

42 Mike Glass Halfback 160 Junior

44 Richard Clevenger Halfback 170 Senior

46 David Landreth Halfback 135 Sophomore

48 Robert Savage Halfback 160 Senior

50 Leo Fry Tackle 140 8th 

52 Ronnie Moore Guard 160 Freshman

54 J.W. Clinger Guard 155 Sophomore

56 Mike Denham Tackle 180 Junior

58 Jerry Howell Center 140 Sophomore

60 Jim Weaver Guard 190 Junior

62 Don Wilson Guard 180 Junior

64 Jim Rossman Guard 220 Senior

66 Roger Hankins Guard 160 Freshman

68 Gordon Clos Center 210 Senior

70 Mark Dodge Tackle 190 Freshman

72 Ronnie Rigg Tackle 200 Junior

74 Jerry Bowles Tackle 180 Freshman

76 Robert Jones Tackle 200 Senior

78 Andre Jones Tackle 270 Freshman

80 Jackie Sapp Fullback 185 Sophomore

82 Robert Bishop End 150 Freshman

84 David Wise End 180 Junior

86 Charles Bishop End 160 Junior

Weekend Wrap-up

The Mason County girls and boys cross country teams swept the Elliott County Pride Run Saturday.

Five St. Patrick varsity cross country runners competed in the Double S Stampede in Georgetown, Ky. Junior Paco Franco finished sixth in the boys race in 18:56.51.

Here are links to the varsity results:

Boys

Girls

The Mason County boys golf team posted its best score of the season- 327- at the Grant County Classic. Mason Butler led the way with a 75. Bryan Walton followed with a 76.

Adam Sapp named softball coach at Mason Co. High School

Adam Sapp is the new softball coach at Mason County High School. He succeeds Tony Faul who resigned after three seasons. Here is the press release from Mason County High School:

Maysville--- The Mason County Athletic Department is proud to announce the hiring of Adam Sapp as the new Lady Royals Softball coach.  Coach Sapp will meet with his players in the upcoming weeks.

Sapp has recently served as the Middle School softball coach. 

Adam is a 2003 graduate of Mason County High School where he played baseball, golf, and football and served as a manger for our basketball support staff. 

In making the transition, Assistant Athletic Director Jeremy Hawkins said Sapp had the experience and desire that was needed for continue the forward progression of our softball program.

“As an athletic department, we are always searching for a candidate that will represent our school the correct way and work well with our student athletes. Adam Sapp will be that type of coach. Coach Faul worked diligently to grow our softball program and experienced success in doing so. Coach Sapp was quick to express his desire to build on, not just maintain, that forward momentum. His immediate plans are to assemble a coaching staff that will help he and his team do just that.” 

Sapp is very determined to lead the Royals softball program to more success. On why he wanted to take the job, Sapp stated “ Iam very excited for the opportunity to be the new softball coach at Mason County High School. I love the sport of softball and being involved in it. I look forward to building on the success of our program and sharing my passion for the game with the current and future Lady Royals.” 

10th Region Volleyball Stats Leaders from the 10th Region Coaches Association

10th Region Stat Leaders (Top 5)​​​​September 12, 2017

 

Kills

241​Kelly Franxman (Scott)

109​Summer Secrist (Scott)

76​Elyse Wieland (Campbell Co)

73​Caroline Abney (Calvary Christian)

68​Julia McCloud (Robertson Co)

Aces

41​Madilyn Whiteman (Augusta)

37​Taylor Linville (Bracken Co)

32​Anna Wolf (Calvary Christian)

31​Nicole Arthur (Augusta)

27​Julia McCloud (Robertson Co)

Digs

253​Hannah Wells (Campbell Co)

143​Lindsey Fox (Scott)

141​Kelly Franxman (Scott)

124​Summer Secrist (Scott)

102​Janna Godby (Montgomery Co)

Assists

368​Keaton Mossman (Scott)

156​Chloe Seckman (Campbell Co)

134​Jordan Welker (Montgomery Co)

39​Makayla Parsons (Augusta)

36​Madison Goecke (Bracken Co)

Blocks

52​Kasey Martin (Campbell Co)

16​Summer Secrist (Scott)

10​Aryah Myrick (Bracken Co)

10​Riley Crump (Montgomery Co)

Mason County football weekly award winners

Here are the Mason County football weekly award winners based on the Royals' 67-14 victory over the Morgan County Cougars Friday night:

Brian Payne State Farm Player of the Game- Chandler Dunaway

Defensive Players of the Game- Chase Lykins and Tykeise Henry 

Offensive Lineman of the Game- Dalton Kindt

Special Teams Players of the Game- Shane Sizemore and Will Caudill

Scout Team Player of the Week- Carson Brammer


(Edited to correct the score of the game)

Mason County baseball Winter Training Camp dates set

The Mason County baseball Winter Training Camp will be held on Sundays January 7, 14, 21 and 28.

The camp is for players from Kindergarten through the eighth grade.

Fielding/base running sessions begin at 1 p.m.,  pitching sessions at 2 p.m., catching sessions at 2 p.m. and hitting sessions at 3 p.m.

The cost is $50 per session or four weeks of two skills for $100 or four weeks of three skills for $130.

Advance registration is required.

For more information, contact Mason County baseball coach Tom Posey.

Lady Royals win Mason County XC Invitational,

The Mason County Lady Royals cross country team won the Mason County Invitational Saturday.

The Lady Royals edged the Bishop Brossart Lady 'Stangs 106-111. Eighteen schools competed in the girls race.

Seventh grader Paige Decker led the Lady Royals with a 10th place finish in 20:32.

Rounding out the scoring for Mason County were freshman Hayden Faris in 18th place (20:55.40),

eighth graders Kylee Howe 25th (21:21.60) and Alyssa Bisotti 26th (21:25.50) and seventh grader Elizabeth Lavinder 33rd (21:57.20).

Morgan County junior Kailee Perry won the girls race in 18:58.1.

Bracken County junior Jared Jefferson won the boys in 16:16.2.

Fairfield-Leesburg won the boys team title by 32 points.

Bracken County finished in sixth place and Mason County took 10th place.

Sophomore Conner Linville was Mason County's top runner with a sixth place finish (16:48.4).

Bracken County junior Brandon Cox took seventh place (16:52.9).

St. Patrick eighth grader Allison Hughes won the mixed 5K junior varsity race in 22:24.4.

Here are the varsity team standings:

Girls

1. Mason County 106

2. Bishop Brossart 111

3. Campbell County 124

4. Bourbon County 162

5. Morgan County 167

6. St. Henry 171

7. Russell 177

8. Cooper 207

9. Bath County 235

10. Montgomery County 236

11. George Rogers Clark 292

12. Bracken County 292

13. Faairfield-Leesburg 299

14. West Union 328

15. Scott 347

16. Holy Cross 391

17. Elliott County 406

18. Raceland 447

Boys

1. Fairfield-Leesburg 91

2. Bishop Brossart 123

3. Russell 129

4. Campbell County 130

5. Montgomery County 172

6. Bracken County 181

7. Bourbon County 222

8. Mason County 223

9. George Rogers Clark 246

10. Grant County 292

11. Rowan County 313

12. Elliott County 314

13. Pendleton County 323

14. West Union 402

15. Bath County 429

16. Holy Cross 435

17. Boone County 460

18. Newport Central Catholic 486

19. Raceland 491

20. Fleming County 496

21. Scott 516

22. Holmes 543

23. Lloyd Memorial 576

24. Ripley 628

Here are links for the complete varsity results:

Girls

Boys

(Updated to correct that Hayden Faris finished 18th)