The Midland Lady Rebels blew open a tight game in the second half by exploding for 40 points to cruise past Bell City, 60-31, Tuesday evening.
Seven local high school athletes have earned a spot on the Louisiana High School Athletic Association All-Academic Award Program.
Grand Lake left St. Edmund with a pair of key district wins over the Blue Jays Tuesday night.
The Lady Hornets (14-10 overall, 4-1) held onto first place in District 4-1A with a 63-49 win over the Blue Jays.
The Eunice High School Lady Bobcats improved their overall record to 12-6 and district mark to 3-2 with a 56-25 victory over the Port Barre Lady Red Devils in District 5-3A action at the Eunice High gym.
As I sit here staring at the computer screen hoping to find the words that would truly honor the passing of Marion “Dutton” Wall, I can’t help but think about the one adjective that seems to pop up when his name is mentioned; legend.
The Elton Indians left St. Edmund with a key district sweep over the Blue Jays.
The Lady Indians (11-5, 2-1) handed the Lady Jays (5-9. 2-1) its first District 4-1A loss as Elton earned a 66-46 win over St. Ed’s.
The Eunice High Lady Bobcats dominated the second half of play against the Crowley High Ladies to claim their first district win of the season by a 47-34 margin in 5-3A action at the Bobcat gym.
GRAND CHENIER – St. Edmund’s Gabby Fontenot hit a driving jumper at the buzzer as the Lady Jays grabbed a 42-40 win over South Cameron.
With the win, the Lady Jays improved to a 2-0 in District 4-1A play, 5-8 overall.
In a game highlighted by streaks, St. Edmund earned a 58-36 win over Basile in the District 4-1A opener.
In the final non-district clash of the year, St. Edmund was swept by Vermilion Catholic.
The Lady Eagles exploded for an 11-2 first quarter run as VC cruised to a 56-29 win over the Lady Jays.