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The LSU Eunice Baseball team that started it all will be on the Cajun Prairie this Saturday to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Bengals’ first National Championship during the 2006 season. The 2006 team will be honored before the start of the Saturday, April 25 doubleheader against Delgado that is scheduled to start at 2 p.m.

The LSU Eunice Baseball team that started it all will be on the Cajun Prairie this Saturday to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Bengals’ first National Championship during the 2006 season. The 2006 team will be honored before the start of the Saturday, April 25 doubleheader against Delgado that is scheduled to start at 2 p.m.

LSUE baseball to honor 2006 National Champs Saturday

Myra Miller
Wednesday, April 22, 2026
EUNICE – The LSU Eunice Baseball team that started it all will be on the Cajun Prairie this Saturday to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Bengals’ first National Championship during the 2006 season.
LSUE Bengals McCray Jacobs. (Photo submitted)

LSUE Bengals McCray Jacobs. (Photo submitted)

Jacobs shines as Bengals cruise to clinch BRCC sweep

Myra Miller
Wednesday, April 22, 2026
BATON ROUGE– Last weekend, while the offense continued its explosive weekend, LSU Eunice Baseball received a sterling effort on the mound from McCray Jacobs during the Bengals’ 12-2 win over Baton Rouge on Sunday.
The Trosclair family includes Paul and Irma Trosclair with sons, Tyler, Trace, Trenon and Brent Trosclair. The two young ladies are Victoria Trosclair and Brooke Trosclair. (Photo by Bobby Ardoin)

The Trosclair family includes Paul and Irma Trosclair with sons, Tyler, Trace, Trenon and Brent Trosclair. The two young ladies are Victoria Trosclair and Brooke Trosclair. (Photo by Bobby Ardoin)

Trosclair inducted into Hall of Fame

Myra Miller
Wednesday, April 22, 2026
By Bobby Ardoin Eunice News Correspondent His lifelong love of athletic competitiveness and coaching has secured a place in the Louisiana High School Sports Hall of Fame for former Eunice High head football coach Paul Trosclair.
Eunice Rec baseball season

Eunice Rec baseball season

Eunice Recreation Baseball in full swing

Myra Miller
Wednesday, April 22, 2026
Recreational baseball kicked off on April 6 and will continue through the end of May at the Eunice Recreational Complex. This year 800 kids signed up to play on 67 different teams, ranging from ages 3 to 14. Games are held each week, Monday through Thursday evening. (Photos by Dwight Jodon)
om left showing off their hardware are Madeline Chaumont, Madisyn Aucoin, Reagan Gradney, and Lily Vidrine. (Submitted photo)

om left showing off their hardware are Madeline Chaumont, Madisyn Aucoin, Reagan Gradney, and Lily Vidrine. (Submitted photo)

Lady Jays take second in district track meet

Myra Miller
Wednesday, April 22, 2026
By Rebecca Chaisson Managing Editor The St. Edmund Blue Jays and Lady Jays traveled to Westminster Monday for their District Track meet and came home with some serious hardware for their efforts.
The Eunice Lady Cats recorded another successful season. (Submitted photo)

The Eunice Lady Cats recorded another successful season. (Submitted photo)

Softball teams end season on the road

Myra Miller
Wednesday, April 22, 2026
Staff Report Local softball teams bowed out of play-off action Tuesday night with season ending road losses in the regional round of the playoffs. The Eunice Lady Cats traveled to face no. 3-ranked Brusly, falling in an 8-0 shutout, while the St. Edmund Lady Jays challenged no.
ELTL Results

ELTL Results

ELTL Team Pitre in lead on week 9

Myra Miller
Friday, April 17, 2026
The ninth week of Eunice Ladies Tennis League (ELTL) ended Tuesday evening with Team Pitre having a score of 20 and Team Simoneaux also had a score of 8.
EMTL Results

EMTL Results

EMTL’s Moosa and Pitre tied at week 8

Myra Miller
Friday, April 17, 2026
The eighth week of EMTL completed with Team Moosa in the lead with 71 points, second place is Team Pitre with 67 points, in third place is Team D’Aubin with 46 and sitting at fourth place is Team Ashford at 42 points.
The playoff bracket is in place, and the St. Edmund Blue Jays softball have officially begun their run in Division IV (Select) with a defined, but challenging, road ahead. St. Edmund opened postseason play Thursday at home as the No. 15 seed, facing Central Catholic in the bi-district round. At the time of publication, results from that matchup were not yet available, leaving the Blue Jays’ status moving forward still to be determined.

The playoff bracket is in place, and the St. Edmund Blue Jays softball have officially begun their run in Division IV (Select) with a defined, but challenging, road ahead. St. Edmund opened postseason play Thursday at home as the No. 15 seed, facing Central Catholic in the bi-district round. At the time of publication, results from that matchup were not yet available, leaving the Blue Jays’ status moving forward still to be determined.

Lady Jays open playoffs at home

Myra Miller
Friday, April 17, 2026
By Rhett Manuel Sports Editor The playoff bracket is in place, and the St. Edmund Blue Jays softball have officially begun their run in Division IV (Select) with a defined, but challenging, road ahead. St. Edmund opened postseason play Thursday at home as the No.
The bracket is set, the path is clear, and the Eunice Lady Cats are stepping into the postseason with everything still in front of them. Eunice opened Division II (Non-Select) playoff action Thursday night on the road, taking on a higher-seeded Jennings squad to begin what would need to be a deep and disciplined run through a loaded bracket. As of publication deadline, results from that opening round matchup were not yet available, leaving the Lady Cats’ postseason fate unresolved—but far from out of reach

The bracket is set, the path is clear, and the Eunice Lady Cats are stepping into the postseason with everything still in front of them. Eunice opened Division II (Non-Select) playoff action Thursday night on the road, taking on a higher-seeded Jennings squad to begin what would need to be a deep and disciplined run through a loaded bracket. As of publication deadline, results from that opening round matchup were not yet available, leaving the Lady Cats’ postseason fate unresolved—but far from out of reach

Lady Cats learn playoff fate, travel to Jennings

Myra Miller
Friday, April 17, 2026
By Rhett Manuel Sports Editor The bracket is set, the path is clear, and the Eunice Lady Cats are stepping into the postseason with everything still in front of them.