Showing posts with label Jason Butler. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jason Butler. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 11, 2022

Bracken County will host the 39th District baseball tournament

The 2022 39th District baseball tournament will be played at the Bracken County baseball field, according to Mason County coach Jason Butler.

The Augusta Panthers and the Bracken County Polar Bears will meet in a semifinal game on May 18. The winner will move on to the championship game to play the Mason County Royals on May 19. 

Mason County earned the No. 1 seed and a bye based on regular season play.

St. Patrick did not field a varsity baseball team this season.

Monday, May 09, 2022

Revised schedule for Mason County Royals baseball

Mason County baseball coach Jason Butler has announced a revised schedule for the Royals this week:

Today Augusta Away 6:30 p.m.

Tuesday Russell Home 6:00 p.m.

Wednesday George Rogers Clark Away 6:00 p.m.

Friday Paris Away 5:30 p.m.

Mason County (13-12) has won six straight games. 

Wednesday, December 29, 2021

Darren Williams addresses the Mason County baseball team

Former Mason County Royal and current University of Kentucky pitcher Darren Williams stopped by the Royals' workout this morning and talked to the team about accountability, character, nutrition, playing in front of big crowds and more. He also showed the pitchers some exercises.

Williams, a 2016 graduate of Mason County High School, transferred to the University of Kentucky this year and playing four seasons at Eastern Kentucky University.

Williams told the Royals the transfer was a smooth transition.

Friday, October 08, 2021

Jason Butler is the new baseball coach at Mason County

Jason Butler has been hired as the Mason County Royals' new head baseball coach. He succeeds Chad Mefford who stepped down earlier this year. Here is the press release:


Mason County High School is pleased to announce Mr.  Jason Butler as our head Baseball coach. Coach Butler graduated from Mason County in 1992 where he was a multi-sport athlete, playing Baseball, Basketball, and Golf.  Coach Butler graduated from Maysville Community College in 1994 with his Associates Degree, and in 1997 from Morehead State University with a Bachelor's degree in Communications.  He has spent the last 18 years as an assistant coach for the Lady Royals Basketball team and currently serves as the head coach of the Lady Royals Golf team.


Coach Butler will be at Mason County High School on Friday, October 8th to meet with his players. A parent meeting will take place after Fall Break.


Wednesday, November 14, 2018

Mason County girls' golf awards banquet

The Mason County Lady Royals golf banquet was held tonight at Laurel Oaks Golf Course.

The team, coached by Jason Butler, was recognized for a 10-1 match season and a third place finish in the Region 8 tournament,

Haley White and Charity Arn were recognized for qualifying for the state tournament.

Awards winners include:

Most Valuable Teammate- Haley White and Charity Arn

Scoring Average Award- Haley White and Charity Arn (43s)

Tee to Green Award- Macey Littleton

Most Improved- Morgan Parker

Persevere Award- Abbi Allison




Friday, July 27, 2018

Mason County golf coaches Jason Butler and Chad Mefford on SportsTalk

Mason County Lady Royals golf coach Jason Butler and Mason County Royals golf coach Chad Mefford were my guests on SportsTalk this morning.

Tuesday, March 20, 2018

Jason Butler named Lady Royals golf coach

Jason Butler is the new girls golf coach at Mason County. Here is the press release from Mason County High School:

Maysville--- The Mason County Athletic Department is proud to announce the hiring of Jason Butler as the new girls golf coach.  

Coach Jason Butler has extensive coaching experience, having spent fifteen years as an assistant coach in the Mason County Lady Royals basketball program.  During that time, he has served as the middle school head coach for four years, freshman head coach for three years and head JV coach for eight years.   Coach Butler recently served as the assistant girls golf coach in 2017.

Coach Butler is a 1992 graduate of Mason County High School where he played golf, basketball and baseball.  He is a 1994 graduate of Maysville Community College and a 1997 graduate of Morehead State University.

Butler stated, “I plan to meet with the returning players from last season in the coming weeks and begin to schedule our individual workouts. Our goal is to compete daily and improve every day.  We need to build upon our 4th place finish in the regional tournament in 2017 and play for our teammates.  If we can play for each other and keep a positive mindset, while trusting the process, then we can get our girls golf program back to competing for a spot in the state tournament each year.”

On why he wanted the job, Butler said, “I joined Coach Mefford last year as an assistant and when the opportunity to be a head coach came about this season, it was an easy decision.  Our kids have great character and they are very eager to work hard and get better.  I have been in the athletic program for many years and I love that I can continue to work with young kids and hopefully play a small part in their success.  To be able to build relationships with our kids is the greatest reward in coaching.  Personally, I have always had a love for the game of golf and I hope to create some energy and interest from kids at a young age.  I want to see the numbers grow and get kids in our community interested in golf.  To build a great program, not only are our returning players from last year important, but it’s very important to create a buzz with the younger kids. I’m very honored and excited about this opportunity and I want to thank the administration and the athletic department for this chance to continue to lead the great tradition of the Mason County girls golf program.”

In making the hire, Assistant Athletic Director Chris Ullery said he was thrilled to keep Butler in the golf program.  “We were really hoping he would consider this opportunity and act on it.  Jason really knows how to connect with kids. In this day and time, the relationship that a coach can develop with that child is the most important.  Kids have got to know first and foremost that you love them and you care about them. Jason Butler knows how to do that and he is a great leader. As an assistant last season, he went above and beyond his duties working with kids and managing the girls golf program.  He has a lot of experience coaching girls at the high school level.  That was a very important part of this hire.”