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The Eunice Bobcats improved to 7-3 on the season with a hard-fought 62-57 victory over Carencro.
The two teams battled for control in the first quarter as Eunice held a 17-16 advantage.
Treylon Cooper led the Bobcats with seven points in the period, while teammates Fred Guillory and Clarence Arceneaux both added four points.
Eunice continued to hold a slim lead with a 14-12 second period clash.
Dedric Vigers pushed in six points in the quarter, while Terrance Shilow and Simeon Ardoin both hit treys for the Bobcats.

St. Edmund and Catholic High of Pointe Coupee battled for the District 5-1A championship and the two teams dominated the All-District football list.
The LHSAA announced the season would consist of eight games with no jamboree with only a preseason scrimmage.
The regular season kicked off on Oct. 2 and teams had to work around Hurricane Delta and COVID-19 protocols.
CHPC finished the regular season 6-2 overall and 3-0 in district.

By Tom Dodge
Sports Editor
The Brad Fontenot Memorial Holiday Shootout began with the St. Edmund and Eunice High teams rolling to wins.
St. Ed’s 53, S C 21
South Cameron scored first on a trey by Reilly Marks, but the Lady Jays led the rest of the way as St. Edmund cruised to a 53-21 over the Lady Tarpons in the Shootout.
Trailing 3-0, St. Edmund’s Mary Beth Lafleur drilled a trey and Rebecca Benoit later shot a jumper to push the Lady Jays ahead, 3-5.
Marks hit a free throw to pull South Cameron within a point midway through the first quarter.