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Some West Monroe fans confidently suggested all year long that this season wouldn’t be able to top the drama of the 2022 season. A postseason that featured Trey Hawsey’s walk-off home run in the semifinals only to be topped by overcoming a six-run deficit in the state championship game, you …
Sterlington’s Hope Tucker and Jennifer Hickman collected District 1-3A MVP and Coach of the Year honors, respectively.
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Tioga’s Christina Lambert and Brad Woodward collected player and coach of the year, respectively, in District 2-4A.
West Monroe’s softball team swept the 2023 District 2-5A top honors, as Mady Manning captured MVP and Amy Daigle secured Coach of the Year.
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A matchup between UFC legend Jim Miller and UFC newcomer Jesse Butler provided fight fans the largest octagon experience gap in company history, and unfortunately for Butler, he couldn’t make up that experience gap in his UFC debut.
Ouachita Christian outfielder Landon Graves and Riverside Academy shortstop Camryn Loving each have been selected as a Class 1A outstanding player honors by the Louisiana Sports Writers Association, after each player helped their team win an LHSAA title.
Jesse Butler will make history Saturday when he becomes the first fighter from Ouachita Parish to step into the UFC octagon on short notice against UFC veteran Jim Miller.
Neville’s Sutton Lewis and Paul Guerriero were named outstanding player and coach of the year, respectively, in District 2-4A.
Claiborne Christian junior Anna Cate Miller and Fairview senior Landon Strother had incredible seasons both on the mound/circle and in the batter’s box.
The Sterlington Panthers were well represented on the District 1-3A baseball team this year.
Two months ago, Dylan Crews was knocking on the door of eclipsing the SEC batting average record of .525, which was set by Alabama’s David Magadan’s in 1983. Now the LSU slugger is chasing Raph Rhymes' school record of .431.
Fresh off of a state championship victory, the Ouachita Christian baseball team collected more postseason honors.
Nervous energy is something that Brian West knows all too well.
With all the speculation surrounding River Oaks football program, the Mustangs needed to make a big splash in finding its next headman. School officials and fans alike believe River Oaks has done just that in hiring Bo Barton.
Claiborne Christian garnered more District 1-C honors this past season with Nick Womack and Chad Olinde headlining those honors.
Ouachita principal Charles Wright introduced new softball coach Jennifer Hickman in the simplest, but perhaps most effective way possible. He listed her accolades.
COACH OF THE YEAR: Ronnie LaSuzzo, St. Frederick
Ronnie LaSuzzo had a decision to make.
Neville High School has found its new head basketball coach in St. Frederick’s Derek Lopez.
You might catch Mady Manning early. Heck, you might even be lucky enough to catch her a second time. But the 2023 softball season proved on thing over and over again — facing Manning late with the game on the line proved hazardous.
The desire to prove oneself has been a firm foundation for many great athletes throughout generations.
Fresh off of winning the Select Division V State Championship, the Claiborne Christian Lady Crusaders continue to rack up postseason honors.
Ouachita found its new defensive coordinator in former Caldwell head coach Jimmy Sampson.
The West Monroe Rebels (34-5) were three outs away from repeating as state champions, but a disastrous nine-run seventh inning saw the Rebels’ chances of taking down a top-ranked Barbe (39-1) squad collapse in a 10-4 defeat.
A perfect 10.
St. Frederick swept the top two district honors after capturing a District 2-1A Championship.
Some West Monroe fans confidently suggested all year long that this season wouldn’t be able to top the drama of the 2022 season. A postseason that featured Trey Hawsey’s walk-off home run in the semifinals only to be topped by overcoming a six-run deficit in the state championship game, you …
Sterlington’s Hope Tucker and Jennifer Hickman collected District 1-3A MVP and Coach of the Year honors, respectively.
The No. 1 Ouachita Christian Eagles are headed to the Select Division IV State Championship Game after beating No. 4 Opelousas Catholic, 7-3.
Tioga’s Christina Lambert and Brad Woodward collected player and coach of the year, respectively, in District 2-4A.
West Monroe’s softball team swept the 2023 District 2-5A top honors, as Mady Manning captured MVP and Amy Daigle secured Coach of the Year.
Sterlington High School will head in a new direction with its softball program, as it has parted ways with head coach Jennifer Hickman.
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