Sports

District 5-1A list released

Five St. Edmund Lady Jays were selected as part of the 5-1A All-District basketball team. St. Edmund junior Gabby Fontenot was voted to the first team as the Lady Jays finished in a a four-way tie for second place behind district champion North Central.

Lady Cats rally in thriller

Eunice High’s Katelyn Joubert ripped a double to score Destiny Edwards in the bottom of the seventh as the Lady Bobcats earned a 8-7 walk-off win Tuesday over the Port Barre Lady Devils. Trailing 7-3 heading into the bottom of the sixth inning, the Lady Cats began their comeback surge.

Bobcats fall to AHS Rams

The Eunice High Bobcats took an early lead over the visiting Rams Tuesday but Acadinana High recovered for a 17-4 win at Bobcat Field.

Bobcats fall to AHS Rams

By John Burson Sports Writer The Eunice High Bobcats took an early lead over the visiting Rams Tuesday but Acadinana High recovered for a 17-4 win at Bobcat Field.

Lady Jays grab 5-1 win

For four innings it was a defensive struggle between Westgate and St. Edmund. Then the Lady Jays exploded for five runs in the bottom of the fifth frame as St. Edmund earned a 5-1 win.

Lady Jays head to state meet

They have already made history as the first girls power lifting team at St. Edmund. But seniors Mallory Allain, Lucy Brown, Kathryn Leger along with junior Blaire Allain want to leave their mark in the school’s record books. “When people ask us how long we have been doing this,” Mallory said.

Lady Jays fall to SHVP

The rivalry between St. Edmund and Sacred Heart of Ville Platte continyed Thursday as the Lady Trojans rolled to a 11-4 win over the Lady Jays in non-district softball action.

Eunice downs OHS in tennis battle

OPELOUSAS – Eunice earned a 4-3 win over Opelousas High in tennis action Wednesday. In boys singles, Zachary Joubert defeated Aaron 7-5, 6-1. Ting Jaing grabbed a 5-7, 6-4, 6-4 split-set win over Boah Smith. William McLemore fell to Keevon Clark, 6-1, 5-7.

Young-Frey tourney begins today

The annual John R. Young Chevrolet/Frey Holding Company baseball tournament begins today at nine different baseball parks around Acadiana. “We have 33 teams in the tournament,” Eunice head baseball coach Scott Phillips said.