St. Edmund’s season opener against Crowley started off well for the Lady Jays.
St. Edmund won the first two sets, but Crowley then regrouped for three straight wins in the Lady Jays’ season opener.
BASILE – The seniors on the 2020 Bearcat team have advanced to the Class 1-1A state football quarterfinals three straight seasons.
As a program, Basile has advanced to the quarterfinals eight times in the past nine seasons.
It was only a scrimmage, but the Lady Jays and Lady Bobcats battled on the volleyball court Thursday at St. Edmund’s gym.
In close matches, St. Edmund earned a 3-1 win over Eunice High, 25-21, 22-25, 25-19 and 15-13.
For the first time since 1995, there will be a new head coach on the Bobcat sidelines.
But Eunice High interim head football coach Andre Vige hopes that is the only change for his team entering the 2020 season.
After weeks of wondering if the high school volleyball season could be played with conronavirus pandemic still in the state, the LHSAA told the schools it could begin competition.
MAMOU – Sometimes success is measured in small steps.
After going 3-57 over the previous six seasons, the Mamou Green Demons finished 2019 with a 4-6 overall record.
“We have hope for this season,” head coach Dwight Collins said.
The Blue Jays captured back-to-back district championship in 2017 and 2018 and this year’s St. Edmund seniors want to end their football careers with another title.
In the aftermath of Hurricane Laura, wildlife species will seek higher ground and be displaced into habitat with which they may not be familiar.
Iota’s Josh Andrus is entering his sixth season as the Bulldogs’ head football coach – and this will be a year he will always remember.
LDWF Urges Public to be Mindful of Displaced Wildlife Following Hurricane Laura