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CHURCH POINT – A fight on the court late in the game Tuesday between Church Point and Eunice and the ensuing melee could result in multiple suspensions of players from both teams.
According to EHS head coach Chad Andrepont, they are waiting for a decision from the LHSAA to determine the outcome of the game.
Eunice was ahead 52-50 with two minutes left when the fight broke out and the game was stopped.
The Bobcats jumped out to a 21-13 first quarter lead, aided by a balanced scoring attack.

The two teams battled for control for most of the game before Eunice escaped with a 67-62 District 5-3A win over Crowley Friday night.
Eunice (13-10, 7-3) jumped out to a 5-2 lead, sparked by a trey from Jesslyn Reed and a drive in the lane from Shanyia Toussaint.
Crowley (12-10, 5-5) responded with a 6-0 run including four points by Lily Hoffpauir and a lay-up by Taylor Price as the Ladies grabbed a 8-5 advantage.
Reed hit another late trey to force an 8-8 tie as the game moved to the second quarter.

The Lady Indians moved one step closer to the District 4-1A title as Elton rolled to a 70-27 win Thursday over the St. Edmund Lady Jays.
The Indians sealed the double header sweep with a 64-38 victory over the Blue Jays.
The Lady Indians went on an 18-0 run to break open a close game as Elton (22-3, 10-0) took a 23-4 advantage into the second period.
AnnaBelle Fontenot and Jill Simpson scored buckets for the Lady Jays in the game’s first three minutes, but St. Edmund (9-14, 3-6) didn’t score again in the quarter.