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In a landmark year for St. Edmund Blue Jay football, it only makes sense that the team was well-recognized in the District 5-1A team that was announced last week.
To the naked eye, the St. Ed’s Lady Jays’ 2-2 finish in Elton’s basketball tournament would seem like a so-so showing. However, the Lady Jays finished second in the four-day event and lost both its opener and championship game to Class 5A Sulphur. (Photo by Rhett Manual)
LSU head coach Brian Kelly. (Photo by Dwight Jodon)
Lady Jays in action against Notre Dame. (Photo by Rhett Manuel)
By Rhett Manuel Sports Editor History and the record books both have their places, especially in the world of sports. Keeping those records tell us who we are and what the benchmarks for future success are. For St. Edmund Blue Jay football, the 2024 season was one that was historically good. It’s the type of season that both fans and participants will look fondly upon for the rest of their lives. For good reason. To set a record you have to be the best to ever do something in a particular category and the
LSU’s Josh Williams tries to escape an Oklahoma defender. (Photo by Dwight Jodon)
St. Edmund Blue Jays
Blue Jay running back Henry Summerlin tallied 212 rushing yards in Friday’s contest against Vermilion Catholic in Abbeville. The Eagles are the top seed in the Division IV Select playoffs. (Photo by Amy Myers)
LSU defenders rush Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia in the Nov. 23 contest in Baton Rouge. (Photos by Dwight Jodon)