High School Sports

Beth Miller getting a high five from Coach Nicole Lanthier as she rounds third base after hitting a home run.  (Photo by Amy Myers)

Beth Miller getting a high five from Coach Nicole Lanthier as she rounds third base after hitting a home run. (Photo by Amy Myers)

Lady Jays score come-from-behind 9-7 win

The St. Edmund Lady Jays may be without some key pieces due to girls’ basketball at the moment, but they found a way to overcome nine fielding errors and come from behind to take a 9-7 season-opening win against Florien on Tuesday. Down 7-2 heading into the seventh inning, St.

Lady Cats show promise in 1-1 start

The Eunice High School Lady Cats have some promise. Head coach Trenon Trosclair expects his team to show some fight throughout the 2025 season, and they showed some potential and some scrappiness in a 1-1 start to their year.

Bobcats continue red hot start during road trip

On their annual trip to Monroe, the Eunice Bobcats continued their red-hot start to their 2025 campaign, winning two of three games at the Trey Alwick Memorial Tournament. The Bobcats rolled over D’Arbonne Woods 9-1, lost to St.
St. Edmund’s Kennedy Dubroc twists to avoid a Covenant Christian Lady Lions player. (Photo by Amy Myers)

St. Edmund’s Kennedy Dubroc twists to avoid a Covenant Christian Lady Lions player. (Photo by Amy Myers)

Lady Jays advance to quarter finals

The quarter finals are calling the No. 4-seeded St. Edmund Lady Jays. Using a late surge in a back-and-forth game, the Lady Jays advanced to the Division IV Select quarter finals with a 50-41 win over the No.
St. Edmund senior baseball player Ian Rider signs a letter of intent to play at LSUA. Rider is with his parents, Louis and Suzanne Rider. (Submitted photo)

St. Edmund senior baseball player Ian Rider signs a letter of intent to play at LSUA. Rider is with his parents, Louis and Suzanne Rider. (Submitted photo)

St. Ed duo sign for college ball

It’s the dream every kid with a backyard and a baseball mitt has as a child. The one where a game they love can take them further than their initial discovery of the game ever could imagine.

Blue Jays 2-2 at season launch

For a lot of programs off to a 2-2 start with a senior-heavy group, it might be seen as a disappointment. However, for the 2025 St. Edmund baseball team, it’s probably a good sign that they’re right where they need to be.
Eunice pitcher Aiden Lejeune fires in a pitch in Eunice’s 10-1 win over Mamou. The junior was solid in his win, going three innings. (Photo by Rhett Manuel)

Eunice pitcher Aiden Lejeune fires in a pitch in Eunice’s 10-1 win over Mamou. The junior was solid in his win, going three innings. (Photo by Rhett Manuel)

Bobcats off to a 5-0 start

It’s been a perfect start for the Eunice Bobcat baseball team so far. After opening its season with a neutral site game against Carencro, the Bobcats have run off another four wins to sit at 5-0 overall before taking their annual trip to Monroe for a tournament. Eunice defeated Beau Chene 11-0, St.
Eunice High sophomore guard Devonte Johnson attempts to drive to the basket in last Friday night’s 70-61 loss to Iowa I. District 3-4A play. Johnson ended the game with five points.  (Photo by Rhett Manuel)

Eunice High sophomore guard Devonte Johnson attempts to drive to the basket in last Friday night’s 70-61 loss to Iowa I. District 3-4A play. Johnson ended the game with five points. (Photo by Rhett Manuel)

Bobcats lose to Yellow Jackets

The Eunice High boys and girls basketball teams ended District 3-4A play last Friday with a pair of losses to the Iowa Yellow Jackets. The Lady Cats struggled from the jump against Iowa in dropping a 63-8 game to the Lady Jackets, while the Bobcats got overwhelmed on their way to a 70-61 loss.

Lady Jays end regular season with 23-4 record

The St. Ed’s Lady Jays closed out their regular season on Friday night with a 43-34 win over Grand Lake on Friday night to end their season with a 23-4 overall record.
St Edmund wrestlers traveled to Shreveport to compete for the High School State Championship in each their respective classes over the weekend. Four wrestlers from St Edmund placed.  Michael Perron placed fourth at 120 lbs, Cooper Berzas is the state champion at 126 lbs. Wesley Reed took fifth place in the 132 lbs weight class. Henry Summerlin took home third place in state in the 175 lb. weight class. The Blue Jay Wrestling Team placed seventh out of 29 teams at the State Championship Tournament. Pictured

St Edmund wrestlers traveled to Shreveport to compete for the High School State Championship in each their respective classes over the weekend. Four wrestlers from St Edmund placed. Michael Perron placed fourth at 120 lbs, Cooper Berzas is the state champion at 126 lbs. Wesley Reed took fifth place in the 132 lbs weight class. Henry Summerlin took home third place in state in the 175 lb. weight class. The Blue Jay Wrestling Team placed seventh out of 29 teams at the State Championship Tournament. Pictured

St. Ed wrestlers place 7th in state

Anyone following the progress of the St. Edmund wrestling program knew that coach Shane LeBleu was building it the right way. One foot in front of the other, brick by brick. Whatever you want to call the progress, make no mistake about the fact that it’s working. The St.