Avoyelles High School’s Carlos Bazart Jr. rushed for 378 yards and four touchdowns, which helped in a blowout win 86-34 against Carrol this past Friday.
The Jena Giants were looking for their first title after numerous trips to Sulphur in the last decade, and Jena senior Janasia Jones hit a two-run home run that ultimately sealed the deal with a 12-10 win.
Alexandria Senior High three-sport athlete, Chris Clark, was a part of a history-making State Championship basketball team, historic State Championship run on the Trojan’s football team, and now he’s excelling on the diamond.
At the beginning of practice, Kamryn Johnson is just like any softball player but once she laces up her shoes, she’s one of the best hitters in Central Louisiana.
Simpson's Zach Vargas launched 10 triples finishing with 32 points to lead the Broncos to their second title in three years. Vargas was also unanimously selected Player of the Game.
Anacoco senior forward Shaun Riley scored 36 points, grabbed 12 rebounds and dished out six assists in the team’s semifinal win against J.S. Clark on Tuesday, March 9.
The work in the off season for Avoyelles Charter junior forward, Peyton Hines is paying off. She’s become the third girl in school history to surpass 1,000 career points.
Double the excitement comes from a crowd when they know your journey, and Many’s Clifford Gowen, felt every bit of it placing fifth overall in the LHSAA State cross country meet.
Peabody’s Micah Washington straps on his pads and goes to work everyday, which is something that every football player in high school does, but his work ethic has made his goals even higher.
Week three of senior linebacker Javon Sampson’s junior year is a day he has keyed in his mind. So far, it’s helped him with his performance in his final year as a Marksville Tiger.
After spending three years as a Grant Cougar without a winning season, a new head coach turning the program around has helped senior wide receiver, Ashton Carter, with his performance through week 3 in the 2020 season.
Bazert is only a sophomore, and he’s dominated thus far in his career. Last season he rushed for 1,001 yards and 16 touchdowns. He even nabbed this same honor as a freshman.
“Everything goes through Tydrick,” head coach Alex Perkins said. “He's one of those players where you can put him where you need to as the game gets crucial.”
Having to transfer schools going into your last year of high school is normally tough, however, Jelissa Duffey stayed the same hardworking baller she is with the push from her mom.
