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MALE HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC MOTTO "To brag little, to show u well, to crow gently when in luck, to own up, to pay up, and to shut up when beaten" Unknown Turkey Day Battle 
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Sport State Championships 115 Years of Football History CONGRATULATIONS to our "State Championship" Track Team 2007 & 2008 TRACK TEAM - For the latest click on go to http://www.maletrack.com/ FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 2008 8/29/08 Male 27 Fairdale 13 9/5/08 Male 47 Christian County 14 9/12/08 Male 10 Central 23 9/19/08 St. X Cancelled 9/26/08 Male 56 Bullitt Central 21 10/03/08 Male 13 Ballard 30 10/10/08 Male 43 Southern 18 10/17/08 Male 42 Butler 22 10/24/08 Male 31 Fern Creek 14 10/31/08 Male 14 Eastern 21 11/07/08 Male 21 Manual 41 11/14/08 Male 59 Shelby Co 31 11/21/08 Male Madison Central Home 7:30PM
Louisville Male High School Coaching Staff Baseball Todd Driskell Basketball (Boys) Tom Crews Basketball (Girls) Leslie Scully Cheerleading Shawn Moorman Cross Country John Nason Dance Team Ruth Anne Shouse Field Hockey Amy Shumate Football Bob Redman Golf (Boys) Danny White, Jr. Golf (Girls) Anita Dillman Soccer (Boys) Damien Sweeney Soccer (Girls) Nikki Schalze Softball John Hammond Swimming Josh Poore Tennis (Boys) William Dillman Tennis (Girls) Anita Dillman Track (Boys) Jason Neuss Track (Girls) Sherrie Beaumont Volleyball Joe Magona Green Selected for All-American Bowl Male running back/linebacker Justin Green (Son of Jelly Green) has been selected to participate in the 9th Annual U.S. Army All-American Bowl on January 3, 2009 at San Antonio's Alamodome. The game will be televised on NBC at 1:00PM. This game will feature the top 90 players in the US. Green has committed to play for Ohio State. Field Hockey Player selected as Honorable Mention All-Stater Chloe Grammar was selected this week as Honorable Mention All-State for Field Hockey. Congratulations on this honor and Go DAWGS!!!
Steve Mize Finished 10th at State Cross Country Meet in Lexington Congratulations to Steve Mize who finished 10th in the State Cross Country Meet this past Saturday in Lexington, KY. His time was 16:24.40 The Bulldog Team finished 15th with 424 Ponts. Great Job Male High School Cross Country Team. The Louisville Male Boy's Cross Country Team finished Fourth yesterday in the Class 3-A Region Three Cross Country Regionals. The team has advanced to the State Final Cross Country Meet next Saturday November 15, 2008 at the Lexington's Kentucky Horse Park. Steve Mize finished 4th Individually with a time of 16:09. Good Luck to the Bulldogs in the State Finals.
Coach Bobby Redman Reaches 300th Career Victory Congratulations to Coach Bobby Redman who earned his 300th victory with a 49-14 victory over Christian County (2nd game of the season) in the Old Rivary Bowl. He is in his 34th season (300 Wins-107 Losses-1 Tie) and his 17th season at Male High School. Coach Redman is one of only four high school coaches in Kentucky History to reach the coveted 300 victory mark. He joins Bob Schneider of Newport Central Catholic, Phillip Haywood of Belfry and Dudley Hilton of Bell County. The game was witnessed by that evening by his father Pappy Redman. Pappy a former coach took his Durrett Team to the Class AAA final game in 1959, the first year Kentucky began playoffs. Durrett was the first school where bobby coached.
Dance Team host Junior Dance Clinic The 2008-09 Louisville Male Dance Team hosted their Junior Dance Clinic on Monday November 03, 2008. There were 161 girls grades 1st through 8th grade that took part in the clinic. The girls learned a routine entitled HOT, HOT, HOT!!! which was taught by the LMHS Dance Team and Ainsley Thompson. There will be 150 of the Clinic participants that will dance at Half-Time of the Male/Manual Football Game. Team Captains for this years Dance Team are Miranda Mehling and Andrea Schiess. Thanks to all the Dance Team and especially to the Parents who worked hard to make this an exciting event for everyone.
2008-2009 Swim/Dive Team ready for a Huge Season in the Pool
The Male High School Swim and Dive Team is gearing up for another winning season this year under the direction of Coach Josh Poore. Male's team swam
and dove at state finals last year, and finished tenth overall. This place was the highest in its' programs' history. For the girl's team, diver Lindsey Stephen's finished 6th overall in state, and is expected to finish in the top 3 this year. On the guy’s side, Male made its best showing, with all-star sophomore Devan Terry leading the way. Devan won the men' 100 meter breast stroke by defeating defending state champion Grant Cooksey. This was the first time since 2001, that Male has had a State Champion in Swimming or Diving. He also placed 3rd overall in the 100 meter butterfly. Also on the men's team were Zach Cunningham, Alex & Charlie Davis. This relay team along with Devan as anchor finished top ten in the 200 meter freestyle and 200 meter Medley. This season, the Bulldogs are expected to go to state again in both swimming and diving. The senior captains are Alex Davis and Paige Lechner. The team numbers this year haven't been determined, but looks as if we will have at least 45 swimmers total. This team marks the largest that Male has ever had.
Bulldog Basketball ready to Challenge Tough Seventh Region
The 2008-2009 Male Basketball season looks like it’s got the potential to be another excellent year for the Bulldogs. Only one starter from last years highly ranked team returns but several other players made major contributions off the bench and many others look like they’re ready to step up. Seniors 6’6 OJ Bell leads the senior class in experience and looks to be the top big man in the 7th Region. OJ has the ability to score down low as well as hit the 15 foot jump shot. 6’5 Jametrius Brasher has improved greatly and should add to the teams inside force. It is clear from watching Jam over the past 3 years that his best basketball lies ahead of him. Tyler Reynolds, a 6’2 forward added some key minutes off the bench and is one of the team’s best passers. Tyler will be a force to be reckoned with as he is impossible for our opponents to read. Also Tony Branch, a 5’10 guard, should be able to use his exceptional quickness to terrorize opponent’s guards. Tony is perhaps one of the best athletes in our program and will be entertaining to watch. The Rest of the Dawgs 5’11 Junior guard Kevin Glenn was a starter and averaged 8.3 points per game last year. He has explosive offensive abilities, being able to score in a variety of ways. Several Division I schools have already started to take a strong interest in Kevin. D’Carlo Hayes, a 5’10 junior, showed he’s more than ready to take over the point guard spot. D’Carlo played major minutes as a sophomore and proved this past summer he will be a strong penetrating point guard who can get to the basket and finish. He was the tournament MVP of the Derek Smith Tournament in which the Bulldogs won this past summer. 6’2 James Pillischafske is in his 3rd season as a varsity player. James looks to be one of the premier 3 point shooters in the state this year. With his performance from last year, shooting well over 40% from three point range, and 23 of 41 in the last 9 games, James is earning the accolades. Also in the Junior ranks is Tony Horne. Tony saw limited playing time last season, but was explosive when he came off the bench. He has grown as a player, and concluded this summer with being integral to an impressive championship over 30 teams in the Derek Smith Shootout. Other Juniors to watch this year include Hunter Osbourne, Donavis Duncan, Kameron Mason, Phil Whitfield, and Aaron Kimbrough. Each of these young men has shown their growth athletically, and has the ability to help to make the 2008-2009 season memorable.
Lady Bulldogs Ready for Action This should be an exciting season for us this year as we have 6 seniors coming back for their last year at Dear Old High School! One of the best parts of my job is watching my girls mature into some of the most amazing people that I have ever met. Every year I have to say goodbye to a group, some larger than others, that I have grown close to and hopefully influenced in a positive way. This year the seniors have a special place in my heart and a “Now or Never” attitude. As with most seniors they are feeling a sense of urgency. I have been not so patiently waiting for them to understand that their time is almost up and that they need to and are able to do what has not been done at Male since 1996. This summer they participated in Georgetown College’s summer basketball camp and defeated all of the teams that participated. More than anything, they would like to go to the State Tournament in March. In order to do that they obviously must get out of our District (Mercy and Manual) and then win one of the toughest Regions in the State. The good thing is that this is a very determined group of seniors and the underclassmen are of similar mind. They like to win and hate to lose.
Basketball Homecoming 2009 All Alumni, family and friends are encourage to attend this year's Basketball Homecoming. This exciting event will happen on Friday January 9, 2009 when the Bulldogs take on the Crimsons of Manual. The Lady Bulldogs will play at 6:00PM followed by the Boy's at 7:30PM in the H.D. "Pap" Glenn Gym on the campus of Louisville Male High School. Don't Miss Out on meeting up with old classmates and enjoying the night of basketball.
2009 Senior Night The 2009 Senior Night for Varsity Basketball, Dance Team & Cheerleaders will be held on Tuesday February 3, 2009 when the Bulldogs play host to the Fern Creek Tigers. The Girls Varsity will play at 6:00PM and the Boy's Varsity will play at 7:30PM. The ceremony will take place between the games. Mark your calendar and come celebrate with these athletes and their families.
Male Bulldogs Represented in 2008 Beijing Olympics
Barb Weinberg, LMHS Class of 2000 and graduate of the University of Iowa participated in the 2008 US Olympics in Beijing. CONGRATS Barb on representing Male and the USA in such a great manner.
In this picture at far right, you will find Kermit Quisenberry, A Male Graduate as one of six officals for the Beijing Olympics. Kermit currently works for Taylor Middle School in Pierson, Florida.
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