Henry Summerlin, a senior, placed third in his division.
Eunice High senior guard Brilon Ceasar was a key figure in both of the Bobcats’ wins last week. In a huge performance, he scored 27 points in a 79-60 win over the Oakdale Warriors. (Photo by Rhett Manuel)
St. Ed’s Jillian Devillier and Ava Smith defend Sacred Heart’s Alyssa Brignac during a game of the Brad and Kendall Fontenot Memorial Shootout held at St. Ed’s last week. (Photos by Rhett Manual)
Eunice High’s Xavier Hebert eludes an Iowa defender. Hebert, a senior was the Bobcat’s lone first-team pick for the 2024 District 3-4A All-District team. (Photo by Dwight Jodon)
By Rhett Manuel Sports Editor It was a tough night for Eunice basketball in the opening night of the St. Landry Parish Tournament, as both the girls and boys teams suffered losses and moved into the loser’s brackets in their individual fields. Northwest 50, Lady Cats 20 Eunice High School’s girls’ basketball team suffered a tough loss to the Northwest Lady Raiders on Tuesday night, falling by a score of 50-20. The Lady Cats started the game strong, tying the score at 5-5 after Simone Laws knocked down a sho
Lady Cats guard Akeviona Monday dribbles past a North Central defender in last Friday’s loss to the Lady Hurricanes.(Photo by Rhett Manuel)
Sophomore guard Cayli Lemelle dribbles past a defender in Tuesday’s win over Opelousas Catholic. She was crucial down the stretch, finishing with eight points all scored in the second half. (Photos by Rhett Manuel)