SPORTSLINE HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL GUIDE

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SPORTSLINE HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL GUIDE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
The Inspiration For Sportsline
by: Steve Schneider
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My 14th Year
by: Jacques Doucet
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Twitter Runs The World
Including Prep Football
by: Jacques Doucet
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BREC Turf Talk
by: Jacques Doucet
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Brossette Finally A Senior
by: Jacques Doucet
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Learning From The Best
by: Chris Hagan
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Beyond The Game
by: Chris Hagan
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Giving Sportsline A Little
More Soul
by: Chris Blades
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Concussion
by: Elizabeth Vowell
Albany
Amite
Ascension Catholic
Ascension Christian
Assumption
Baker
Belaire
Berwick
Bowling Green
Broadmoor
Brusly
Capitol
Catholic
Catholic Pointe Coupee
Centreville
Central
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Central Catholic
Central Private
Christian Life
Denham Springs
Donaldsonville
Dunham
Dutchtown
E.D. White
East Ascension
East Feliciana
East Iberville
East St. John
Episcopal
False River Academy
Franklin
Franklinton
Glen Oaks
Hammond
Hanson Memorial
Independence
Jewel M. Sumner
Kentwood
Live Oak
Livonia
Loranger
Lutcher
McKinley
Morgan City
Northeast
Oak Forest Academy
Parkview Baptist
Patterson
Plaquemine
Ponchatoula
Port Allen
Redemptorist
Riverside Academy
Scotlandville Magnet
Silliman Institute
Southern University Lab
Springfield
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St. Amant
St. Charles Catholic
St. Helena Central
St. James
St. John
St. Michael
St. Thomas Aquinas
Tara
Thibodaux
University Lab
Walker
West Feliciana
West St. John
West St. Mary
White Castle
Woodlawn
Zachary
Lee Meredith
Vicki Kellum
Robb Hays
Steve Schneider
Cheryl Craig
Jeff Marshall
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VP/General Manager
General Sales Manager
News Director
Sports Director
Art Director
Graphic Designer
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Cover photography by Don Kadair.
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The Inspiration For Sportsline
BY: STEVE SCHNEIDER, WAFB SPORTS DIRECTOR
I’ve kept the tape from that 1989 newscast all these
years as a reminder. Now heading into the 25TH
season of Sportsline Friday Nite, I believe it’s only
fitting to pay tribute to the men (and their schools
and teams) on that particular video tape and the
others before it, who were the inspiration for us to
expand our Friday night coverage of high school
football beyond the boundaries of a regular newscast.
Texas Southern coach Darrell Asberry has five
players on his roster from Sportsline area schools
this season, and their high schools like Scotlandville,
Zachary, Brusly and McKinley have been featured on our show hundreds of times during the four years they
played football. However, when Asberry himself was a player at Southern Lab, which won the 1986 LHSAA Class
1A title the year before he arrived to play for Carl Porter, the Kittens were only shown a handful of times, even
though they played a 16-week season counting a jamboree and five rounds of playoff games! But the man who
went on to become Jackson’s State’s MVP in 1994 as a player and offensive coordinator for the nation’s No.1
offense eight years later, was part of a generation that showed us we needed Sportsline, even though his senior
year (1990) was the only season he ever appeared on the 30-minute program, when it was still in its infancy.
Episcopal’s Travis Bourgeois has been a coach for 20 of Sportsline’s 25 seasons, but remembers what it was
like as the quarterback of Bucky Mistretta’s great Ascension Catholic teams that included the state’s all-time
leading rusher at the time Germaine Williams. “I was kind of jealous really,” Bourgeois said with a laugh as
he recalled coming back to the area after a baseball career with UAB ended in 1994. “You guys kind of set the
bar. I can remember us meeting at someone’s house and telling relatives to tune in and watch,” said the ACHS
alumnus, who admits it’s just as fun to watch for other players and teams. “I wish we could have seen video
every Friday night of Doug Coleman and Brian Mitchell ‘the Human Highlight Film’. Now they’ve got a helicopter
flying J.T.Curtis back to do the show they have in New Orleans,” Bourgeois said with another laugh.
Of course the Plaquemine quarterback who went on to stardom with the Ragin Cajuns and the NFL where he
produced over 23,000 yards in returns, rushes and receptions is a player who can claim to be an inspiration
for the shows we do every Friday. And his neighboring rival at White Castle, who was just inducted into
the Minor League Football Hall of Fame can make the same claim. Because Sportsline is not just for the
nationally acclaimed college recruits and future pro football stars, even though Louisiana leads the nation
per capita in producing them.
In fact, a few of you may remember that our first season of high school coverage that came on AFTER the
news, had to share that half hour with previews of LSU and Southern games coming up the next day. There was
even some tailgating coverage, until a group of quarterback club members at St. Charles Catholic in LaPlace
told me one night in no uncertain terms, that we needed to scrap the college coverage on Sportsline and give
the high school athletes their one night to shine. We could include more teams, give more scores from around
the state, and feature crazy fans, cheerleaders, dance teams and bands, knowing that for many this would be
the end of their careers. And after all, the colleges were already getting coverage in the regular newscasts
seven days a week.
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We had already tried everything else to enhance our coverage of prep football, from establishing a “Game of the
Week” in 1984 and 1985, to adding “The Goal Line 9” poll that ranked teams in all classes against one another
from 1986 to 1988, when we started “Player of the Week.” Yet nothing we did to spotlight players who won that
year like Scott Ray, Gregg Moock, Chad Loup, Michael Toefield and Tommy Walker and their teams at Catholic,
Baker, Independence and U-High seemed to be enough.
And even when we did debut the show on August 31, 1990 we never could have imagined its popularity and what
would follow. Sportsline Summer Camp is wrapping up its 15TH season since it began in 2000. The Sportsline
Player of the Year banquet is going on eight, since former Catholic High and NFL great Warrick Dunn agreed to
present his trophy to our winner from each season since 2007 when Lutcher’s Blaine Gautier took home that first
trophy. Christian Life, Capitol, Franklinton, Dutchtown, East Feliciana and Livonia have all shared in celebrating
with their own winners since Gautier’s great season.
Former Brusly coach Brady Perry appeared on the show over the years with one of our favorite shameless
sideline plugs. “Channel 9’s the best,” Perry shouted into the camera lens that was tracking his every move
when guys like Norman Lejeune and Randall “Blue” Gay were making highlights that would land them in LSU’s
secondary and the NFL. But before that Perry coached Trafton Academy in the 80’s, which was the forerunner
to The Dunham School and featured Todd Kinchen (another LSU star who made the NFL), John Howard a
running back who played for USL (the forerunner to UL-Lafayette) and quarterback Stacy Dennis, who went on
to Southern Miss. They too were inspirations for what we do today.
“It was a great idea,” Perry remembers. “Whoever thought of it should get a raise. The coaches, and players
and parents made sure they were by a TV to watch the show,” which seems a little funny, now that we have an
app that delivers the show to your cell phone or other mobile device! But Perry still remembers guys like Chris
Butler (who played at SMU) and Terrance Gay always talked about Sportsline and the highlights they gave us.
Yes that tape I keep as a reminder is marked “Eight games and five minutes,” which is the most time and most
extensive coverage WAFB (and most stations around the country) had ever allotted for high school football
coverage through the end of the 1989 season. I’m glad it’s be a quarter century since we’ve had to be limited like
that, and I thank the athletes, coaches and fans of the teams we covered from 1984 to 1989 for the inspiration
to do more.
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My 14th Year
BY: JACQUES DOUCET, WAFB SPORTS ANCHOR
It’s hard to believe I’ve been at WAFB-TV this long. Time goes by fast, when you’re having a blast. Sportsline
Friday Nite has been a tremendously rewarding and exciting experience for me. In the beginning the mistakes
were many and the lightning fast speed of the show left me staggered. Learning roughly 70 schools, mascots
and coaches was challenging enough.
And although Friday nights in the fall are still a wild and crazy race, they now come with comfort. When an entire
block of games get moved up during a commercial break, I don’t freak out as badly as I used to. That’s how we
roll.
You, the viewers, have always expressed your great appreciation for the show. Despite the fact we cover a
powerhouse college football program in LSU, one of the best franchises in the NFL with the Saints and our
beloved Southern Jaguars, Sportsline Friday Nite garners the most viewer feedback. “You’re that guy from the
high school football show.” Why, yes I am!
Sports Director Steve Schneider pours countless hours of energy and effort into this show throughout the year.
The organization of team rosters, the logistics of photographers and vehicles, the show prep is all a monstrous
undertaking. But he and our crew always seem to deliver.
I often call Steve, the Steve Sabol of Louisiana high school football. Sabol really took the NFL to another level
with his remarkable coverage of the league. Our Steve has done the same thing, taking a sport that really
received minimal, to no television coverage 25 years ago and truly making it important.
Well, it’s now time for 2014. We hope you enjoy the journey with us!
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Twitter Runs The World...
Including Prep Football
The internet, as most of us have known it, has been up and running for at least 15-20 years. Yet each year,
it’s becomes more apparent and amazing how much it’s changed athletics. Twitter in particular has become an
enormous part of high school football and the college football powerhouses that recruit it’s blue chip stars.
Search your high school favorite player and you’ll likely find him on Twitter. That player will likely share his
thoughts on the big game Friday, which colleges are interested in him, the universities he’s looking at in return
and the fellow prep starts he’s hopeful will join him at that college. Just last year, John Curtis star wide receiver
and now LSU freshman Malachi Dupre tweeted pictures of Tigers’ head coach Les Miles and Alabama head
coach Nick Saban visiting his home in the same day. This is the type of instant, pertinent information that was
basically nonexistent, in say 1995.
“The player is media now,” says Derek Ponamsky of Bayou Bengals Insider,
“They take to social media and immediately talk to the fans, unfiltered.
Now, instead of calling players and coaches, you follow their feed for
information. And every mood swing they have creates ripples through the
entire recruiting pool.”
Mike Scarborough of Tigerbait.com believes Twitter positivity or negativity
often lies with the user.
“I believe there are some positives, but i see many more negatives for
prospects”, says Scarbrough While a Leonard Fournette always maintained
the highest level of decorum on his twitter feed, many other prospects
post highly inappropriate things, much of it including foul language”.
And lacking manners online, can certainly prove to be costly.
“There have been cases recently where coaches have eliminated borderline
high school players from scholarship consideration due to what they’ve
seen posted on Facebook and Twitter,” adds Scarborough, “Coaches look
at those feeds and it’s a big consideration in character evaluation. Those
prospects who understand the mediums pitfalls can certainly use it as a
positive tool to communicate. For high level prospects they are already
creating a brand that will give them a big start if they end up being a NFL
player.”
For us at WAFB-TV, Twitter has become a huge tool to share information before Sportsline Friday Nite hits at
10:25 pm. While nothing beats the presentation of our show and the highlights, it’s fun to see pictures of your
favorite team and fans that are tweeted between 7 - 10 pm Friday evenings. While it does have a dark side, when
used in a positive and wholesome way, Twitter is truly an amazing tool that really has enhanced high school
football.
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BREC Turf Talk
Schools like Parkview Baptist, Denham Springs and Live Oak have all installed artificial turf in recent years for
their home stadiums. The Louisiana Leadership Institute has also become a popular destination for high school
football games and they too have turf. However BREC facilities like Olympia Stadium and Memorial Stadium
aren’t planning on installing it anytime soon.
BREC says their football fields, made of the natural Bermuda grass “Celebration” (same kind used in LSU’s Tiger
Stadium) drain tremendously well. Memorial Stadium’s grass is taking a little longer to bounce back, because of
non-football related activities during the offseason. BREC is still looking forward to another great year of games
at both locations. However Mark Palmer, Sports Manager at Special Facilities for BREC, says because some
inner city schools have closed, there will be less games played at Olympia and Memorial this season. Several
schools are also looking to play home games on campus, which haven’t done so in the past.
Artificial turf is still a very pricey proposition, costing anywhere from $800,000 to $1.2 million dollars. There’s
also a misconception that artificial turf doesn’t need to be tended to like real grass. The fact is turf must be
watered and treated often also.
Brossette Finally A Senior
Nic Brossette has been scoring touchdowns and making Sportsline Friday Nite highlights for the University
High Cubs since his 8th grade year. Now the LSU verbal commitment is finally a senior and looking to
finish with a bang.
“This year is going to be our year,” Brossette says, “We just have to work
harder this year because we are the team to beat and we have to be hungry
enough to make it back to the dome. Me and the team cannot wait!”
During his junior campaign, Brossette romped his way for 2,188 yards
rushing and 37 touchdowns. Those huge numbers coming despite the
fact the Cubs had many of their games well in hand early and yanked
starters long before the final gun. The dynamic play-maker has
already received and accepted an invitation to The 2015 Under Armour
All-American game, while hoping to lead the Cubs to a state championship.
Last year Uhigh reached the Division II select title game, before losing
to John Curtis 32-0. Despite the lopsided defeat, Brossette still rushed
for 120 yards on 27 attempts. It was the Cubs only setback, during a
tremendous 14-1 campaign.
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Learning From The Best
BY: CHRIS HAGAN, WAFB SPORTS REPORTER
Joining the WAFB 9 Sports Team’s been even more of a blessing than I could imagine. Not only am I covering
many of the teams and schools I grew up around, but I’m doing so with two of the best colleagues, friends and
mentors around.
I asked a few coaches in the Baton Rouge area about Friday night’s premier television duo of Steve Schneider
and Jacques Doucet, and their responses are probably what you’d expect.
“They’ve been tremendous,” said Guy Blanchard of Port Allen High School. “They’ve got some different
experiences and different styles. I think it works almost like a good cop bad cop thing.”
“I think they’ve done a fantastic job,” Parkview Baptist School’s Jay Mayet said.
“It’s great memories for the kids.,” stated Redemptorist head coach Terence Williams.
But it’s more than for the kids. Sportsline Friday Nite is for the community.
“I know we as coaches are always trying to run back to the field house to turn on Sportsline Friday Nite to see
you guys,” said Williams. “We definitely appreciate it.”
“Their coverage of all the games is something that non-hardcore sports fans will watch on Friday night just to
get a glimpse of an old school,” said Mayet.
And as we enter the 25th season of Sportsline Friday Nite, it wouldn’t be right not to give a special tip of the hat
to Steve and the vision he had with the show with the show since its conception in 1990. It makes Friday nights
in Baton Rouge one of a kind.
“I’ve worked in other areas,” said Williams. “The level of coverage, the expertise, the expertise with the video,
the interviews and the story you guys put together are unmatched in the state area.”
The effort not only to maintain its prominence, but also grow the product for the betterment of the area, is
remarkable on its own.
“I think they’re very sincere with kids and their work,” said Blanchard. “They want to bring coverage to people’s
living rooms, and they’ve done that in a way no one ever did it before.”
Simply put, it’s the perfect show for the game we all love.
“We’re blessed with very talented kids and coaches and giving them good exposure is great,” said Kentwood’s
Jonathan Foster, who grew up playing football and watching Sportsline Friday Nite in the 1990s. “In South
Louisiana, we love our football.”
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Beyond The Game
BY: CHRIS HAGAN, WAFB SPORTS REPORTER
During the last few months alone, I’ve worked with and around more football coaches than ever before. And from
1A to 5A, select to non-select and district to district around the Baton Rouge area, I’ve been floored with what
many of these football coaches mean to their students and school both on and off the field.
Most of you may know them better than I do. Each is a legend in their own right, whether they’ve been in the area
for years and years, or just taken over a program. What they inspire in young athletes is incredible.
I think it goes underestimated what it means to take a student, team or entire community and maximize confidence
and performance. As a coach, you want to see your team buy into your program as a player. But what you can’t
always see on Friday nights is that these coaches buy into their players as people. It takes someone special to
go beyond the game and into the lives of players to bring out the best in every aspect of life.
And of course, this includes more than football coaches. I’m blessed to have worked with and befriended some
of the best around in every sport. A close friend of mine enters his first year as a high school head coach in
Louisiana as I write this, and apart from working long days, driving long hours in between cities to his new
destination, and spending time with his team, his “free” time goes to them as well. As a fan of sports, life and
people, that’s what you love to see. He, like many coaches, doesn’t do it for any personal glory. He doesn’t do
it for any extra money. These coaches work day and night for their players. They do it so these kids can have a
unique experience that will always be theirs.
Every high school player on the planet could probably tell you their own experience and relive those memories
on a second’s notice in their own head. And that wouldn’t be possible without a great coach, leader and person
guiding them. Thank you, coaches.
Giving Sportsline
A Little More Soul
BY: CHRIS BLADES, WAFB MARKETING DIRECTOR
The sounds of Friday nights in the fall play out in perfect harmony: the percussion of crashing helmets and
shoulder pads, the vocals of the crowd echoing into the night and the melody that ties it all together, the
marching band. At Baker High School, the man leading this symphonic march is band director Kedric Taylor.
In his office, Taylor sits behind an old wooden desk piled high with sheet music and instruments meticulously
placed around the room so that their silent keys will inspire his next great musical score. His creative juices
flow through his fingers on to the paper of his latest arrangement like the mighty Mississippi through the bayou
state. The title of this arrangement reads, “WAFB Sportsline Theme.” It was an idea that popped in my head last
September as I stood on the sidelines of a Baker High football game. Taylor’s one hundred member Symphony
of Soul Marching Band was electrifying the crowd with their dynamic sounds and disciplined moves. I thought,
“How great would it be to have a marching band perform the iconic Sportsline Friday Nite theme?”
Fast forward to May. I, Sports Director Steve Schneider, Taylor and his Symphony of Soul stand back on that
same grass where the idea was born.
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“This was a great experience for me,” Taylor said. “I
listened to the song a number of times. I figured out
what part each instrument should play, then wrote
out each part for every instrument. It took me about
two days to arrange the song and it took the students
about two weeks to learn it.”
With our cameras perfectly placed to capture every
angle, the Symphony of Soul stands at attention.
The setting sun glints off the worn brass of their
instruments and the drumline poses in perfect
formation with their sticks held high above their
snares. Finally, with a quick sharp sound from his
whistle, the Drum Major signals the whole production
into action.
As the sounds played out, it became very clear that
Kedric Taylor and his Symphony of Soul had created
something special.
“The most exciting thing about this experience was
the fact that the students really enjoyed themselves
and loved playing the song,” Taylor said. “The song
has really grown on me and the kids, so we are going
to play it all through the season.”
As special as this was for the kids, this project has
just as much meaning for us at WAFB Channel 9. It’s
the twenty fifth season of Sportsline Friday Nite, and
to commemorate the Silver Anniversary we wanted
to give the theme song the soul to reflect its history.
Thanks to Taylor and the Symphony of Soul Marching
Band, we did just that.
So, if you’re lucky enough to attend a Baker High
School football game this year, be sure to pay close
attention as the band belts out their live rendition
of the Sportsline theme. You can also hear it every
Friday night at 10:25pm when we kick off the show
that provides the most comprehensive coverage of
high school football in South Louisiana. Friday night
football is here, can you hear it?
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Concussion
BY: ELIZABETH VOWELL, WAFB HEALTHLINE REPORTER
Concussion. The word rings like some sort of sinister onomatopoeia- pow, bang, crack. It conjures images of
heads slamming, necks snapping and eyes rolling back. It has become the monster that lurks under the bed of
sports, threatening to cut short an athlete’s career and dull his or her quality of life.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention describes concussions on their website as a traumatic brain
injury, “caused by a bump, blow, or jolt to the head that can change the way your brain normally works.”
While concussions are usually not life threatening, the injury has taken center stage in the sports world as
organizations from the pros to youth leagues begin to recognize its potential damaging effects.
“I think it is without a doubt a serious injury,” said Peak Performance physical therapist Steven Wilson. “There’s
so much about concussions that we don’t know.”
Symptoms of concussion include memory loss, difficulty concentrating, nausea or vomiting, blurred vision, and
changes in emotion or sleep patterns. The CDC explains that some symptoms may appear immediately after the
injury occurs, while others may develop later. Contrary to popular belief, the CDC says that most concussions
do not include loss of consciousness and not every concussion occurs on the playing field. The severity of
concussions can also vary. The CDC says that in rare cases, a concussion can lead to a blood clot that requires
immediate medical attention.
Diagnosis of concussions can be tricky. Wilson says that it is best when a medical professional, such as an
athletic trainer, is on hand to actually witness the impact. However, since that is not always the case, Wilson
says it’s important to look for key warning signs- headache, confusion, nausea and balance problems. The
physical therapist advises that an athlete who shows any hint of a concussion should be seen by a doctor for
further evaluation.
“You can’t be too cautious with a concussion,” said Wilson.
Repeat concussions can lead to permanent brain damage and long term problems. One of the most concerning
of those is a disease called Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE). According to the CTE Center out of Boston
University, the disease is triggered by repetitive brain trauma and causes brain degeneration. It is connected to
memory loss, impaired judgment and impulse control, aggression, depression and even progressive dementia.
The Center also explains that the disease can develop decades after an athlete stops playing. CTE can only
be definitively diagnosed after death through an autopsy, and has been found in several professional athletes
including former football player Junior Seau who committed suicide last year. Investigators suspect that Seau’s
CTE played a role in his death.
“Our bodies are really not made to [receive repeated hits],” said Wilson.
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While the fear of serious brain damage may have caused many to hesitate to play sports, or to let their children
play, there is a silver lining. An awareness of concussions is spreading. The National Institute of Health
announced several studies partly funded by the National Football League, looking into concussions and their
long-term effects. Last football season, the National Collegiate Athlete Association adjusted college football
tackling rules and penalties in an attempt to keep players from causing and receiving direct hits to the head.
Even local Baton Rouge youth football leagues are changing how they play the game, teaching kids different
ways of tackling to keep their head out of the impact. In baseball, pitcher Alex Torres became the first Major
League Baseball pitcher to wear a specially designed protective helmet on the mound.
There is also new technology to help better diagnose concussions and better indicate when an athlete is
completely healed and ready to return to play. The CDC founded Heads Up, a series of initiatives to help educate
kids, parents, coaches and medical professionals about brain injuries, their treatment and diagnosis.
Peak Performance uses a program offered through ImPACT, Immediate Post-Concussion Assessment and
Cognitive Testing. The ImPACT test is an online assessment. It measures everything from memory to vision to
reaction time. Wilson says ideally, athletes will take the ImPACT assessment when they are healthy so that there
is a baseline level. Then, if an athlete is diagnosed with a concussion, the test can be given again. The baseline
results are then compared to the post injury results. When the results match back up, trainers have a better idea
of when an athlete has completely recovered.
“That prevents that kid from slipping through the cracks and returning to the field too early and us having a
serious neurological issue on our hands or even worse, death,” said Wilson. “That’s our goal.”
Wilson says athletes will always be at risk for concussions, especially as they get bigger and faster. He says it’s
vital for parents, coaches and athletes to research concussion, its effects and the best way to identify the injury.
Most importantly, Wilson says that parents should never hesitate to get their child checked out by a physician
and communicate any concerns to coaches.
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8-3A
HORNETS
ALBANY
ALBANY
PRINCIPAL: Jill Prokop
HEAD COACH: Blane
Westmoreland
COACHING STAFF: Ray Thomas, John Legoria,
David Pittman, Stephen Prescott,
Colby McDonald, Haskell Dyer
2013 RECORD: 3-7
OFFENSE: Wing T
DEFENSE: 4-2-5
KEY RETURNING PLAYERS
SCHEDULE
QB
Skylier Lehmann
9/5
Thomas Jefferson
LT
Connor Delacerde
9/12
St. Thomas Aquinas
OL
Jonathan Weedman
9/20Springfield
RG
Dustin Lavergne
9/15Varnado
WR
Alex Vallo
10/3
CB
Cheyenne Labruzza
10/10 Jewel Sumner*
FS
Randy Ingram
10/17Independence*
DL
Ridge Ray
10/24Loranger*
DL
Mike Guillot
10/31Bogalusa*
OUTLOOK
The building blocks are in place with the return of a large sophomore
class. The program is on the upswing with the addition of a new locker
room and weight room and a number of returning starters. With the
addition of a large freshman class, the Hornets are looking to make
noise in 2014.
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Christian Life
11/7Amite*
ALBANY
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8-3A
WARRIORS
AMITE
AMITE
PRINCIPAL: Mildred Johnson
HEAD COACH: Alden Foster
COACHING STAFF: Dwayne Davis, John Townson,
Courtney Whigham, Chad Bryant,
Dameon Jackson, Chris Gordon,
Schirra Finn, Lionel Sutton,
Brandon Wagner, Eric Jackson
2013 RECORD: 10-4
OFFENSE: Multiple
DEFENSE: Multiple
SCHEDULE
9/5
SE
Devonte Smith
9/12Ponchatoula
OT
Fred Torrence
9/19
OG
Joseph Montgomery
9/26Belaire
OB
Daraious Henderson
10/3Franklinton
RB
Devin Head
10/10Bogalusa*
RB
Kenner Harrell
10/17Loranger*
WR/DB Dazarious Downing
10/24 Jewel Sumner*
DE
Brad Porter
10/31Independence*
DE
Kaelan Richardson
11/7Albany*
DT
Jeffery Devon
DT
Mark Wilson
LB
Larente Harrell
LB
Norman Selders
LB
Joshua Perry
DB
Myron Dokes
DB
Brandon Burton
St. Helena Central
Southern Lab
OUTLOOK
Amite has been a remarkably consistent program. With a solid mix of
veteran leadership and emerging young talent, a Class 3A state title could
be in the cards. The main thing we have to do is focus on what we can
control and do our best to execute our game.
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8-1A
BULLDOGS
ASCENSION CATHOLIC
DONALDSONVILLE
PRINCIPAL: Sandy Pizzolato
HEAD COACH: Doug Moreau
COACHING STAFF: Rick Bolotte, Paul Nizzo,
Chris Schexnayder, Bill Clark
2013 RECORD: 7-4
OFFENSE: Triple Option
DEFENSE: 3-3-5
FB
James Martin
WB/CB Jacquel Wade
WB/LB Patrick Butler
WR
Cleveland Fefie
WR
De Andre Francis
C
Falcon Mire
G
Lee Landry
T
Hunter Daigle
LB
Jacob Caballero
DE
Landon Daigle
CB
Joseph Landry
DL
Delmond Landry
OUTLOOK
We lost our 2 year starter at QB in DJ Latino and we must replace
him. Depth on our offensive line as well as our WB’s position must be
developed. Defensively we should be strong if we replace our 2 graduating
LB’ers. We should be solid in our defensive line and secondary. Our
kicker and punters return from last year. Presently DC Mattingly and
Javon Yarbrough are competing for the QB spot. Falcon Mire (All District
last year) moves from tackle to center and along with Lee Landry and
Hunter Daigle gives us some experience on the offensive line. Patrick
Butler and Jacquel Wade started at WB as well as James Martin at RB.
Defensively, Delmond Landry made All State last year at defensive line
and should anchor a good defensive front. Jacob Caballero moves from
defensive end to linebacker. All District LB’er Patrick Butler should have
a great year. James Martin made All District as a punter for the 2nd time
last year and is being pushed hard for the starting spot by Nick Bellina.
We hope to have another good year if we can stay away from injuries.
PHOTO BY: PETER SILAS PASQUA
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SCHEDULE
9/5
9/12Dunham
9/19
Christian Life
9/26
False River
10/3Episcopal
10/10 St. John*
10/17 Ascension Christian*
10/24 West St. John*
10/31 White Castle*
11/7
East Iberville*
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Javon Yarbrough
Austin Settoon
Joe Landry
Jacquel Wade
Cleveland Fefie
Cameron Capone
De Andre Francis
Collin Landry
Caleb Winchester
D.C. Mattingly
Landon Clifton
Dillion Vice
Patrick Butler
Jacoby Stewart
Jacob Lagrange
Landon Landry
Kebori Hunter
Alex Troxclair
Dillion Davis
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James Martin
Brad Schexnayder
Hunter Daigle
Delmond Landry
Charlie Gianelloni
Lee Landry
Brennon Milano
Landon Daigle
Braxton Clark
Kaleb Phillips
Falcon Mire
D.J. Giroir
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Robert Lemmon
Cole Amedee
Jonathon Daggs
Nick Bellina
Romel Lavigne
Landon Delatte
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8-1A
LIONS
ASCENSION CHRISTIAN
GONZALES
PRINCIPAL: Mark Pellegrin
HEAD COACH: Josh Puryear
COACHING STAFF: Paul Burgard, Rodney Rousseau,
Joseph Evans
OL/LB Caleb Bruno
QB
Darrin Landry
RB/LB Alek Falgoust
2013 RECORD: 2-9
OL/DL Nick Schexnayder
DEFENSE: 4-2-5
WR/DB Peyton Bahlinger
SCHEDULE
WR/DB Brennan Tramonte
OFFENSE: Multiple
OL/DL Eddie Krass
RB/DB Seth Mangrum
9/5
Lafayette Christian
WR/DB Paxton Paige
9/12
Crescent City
9/19
Ridgewood Prep
OUTLOOK
9/26
Madison Prep
10/3
Ascension Episcopal
10/17 Ascension Catholic*
10/24 White Castle*
10/31 East Iberville*
11/7
St. John*
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Continuing to build momentum
and enthusiasm in our young
program. We are working on
building that competitive spirit in
our kids. We will be very young
this year but talented and eager to
get better.
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Kagan Carter
Paxton Paige
Evan Thompson
Darrin Landry
Drake Willis
Peyton Bahlinger
Seth Mangrum
Brennan Tramonte
Joshua Diez
Alek Falgoust
Brye Templet
Thomas Gamble
Noah Hoover
Micah Freeman
Nick Schexnayder
Justin Gautreaux
Micah Jacobs
Caleb Bruno
Eddie Krass
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7-4A
MUSTANGS
ASSUMPTION
NAPOLEONVILLE
PRINCIPAL: Niles Riche
HEAD COACH: Tony Paine
COACHING STAFF: Richard Abarr, Drew Capone,
Kirk Delatte, Dean Buckland,
Henry Hollins, Roland Moore,
Kable Smith, Kenny Owens
2013 RECORD: 3-7
OFFENSE: Option
DEFENSE: Multiple
OL
Lawrence Armstead
OL
Ryan Gaudet
OL
Hayze Leblanc
OL
Jericho Williams
RB
Jimmie Wise
RB
Dontrez Wiggins
RB
Melvin Young
WR
Josh Brown
DL
Jair Joseph
DB
Troy Beasley
DB
Deshawn Moland
DB Teril Cooper
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SCHEDULE
OUTLOOK
9/5Donaldsonville
The Mustang Program had a
rough season in 2013. A small
senior class combined with
injuries equaled lots of young
players gaining experience. That
experience is reason to be excited
about the 2014 season. With
many returning starters on the
offense and a few holes to fill
on the defense the Mustangs are
looking for redemption.
9/12
St. Martinville
9/19Thibodaux
9/26
Covenant Christian
10/3Woodlawn
10/10 A.J. Ellender*
10/17 South Terrebonne*
10/24 Vandebilt Catholic*
10/31 E.D. White*
11/7
Morgan City*
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Devante Alexis
Quinn Alleman
Lawrence Armstead
Derek Aucoin
Devin Barker
Troy Beasley
Jordan Bell
Joseph Bernard
Bruce Boudreaux
Cole Bourg
Dylan Britt
Christian Brooks
Joshua Brown
Justin Butler
Jervontae Carter
Hunter Cedatol
Teril Cooper
Daryl Cooper
Reed Coupel
Daryl Curtis
T.J. Daigle
Chris Davis
Gavin Desormano
Kolton Domaingue
Ty Domainque
Mike Dorsey
Bailey Dupaty
Neil Dupre
Andre Field
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David Forestier
Ryan Gaudet
Nick Gaudet
Jordy Gauthier
Tyrese Guilton
Jaylun Harris
Dillion Hebert
Kody Helms
Austin Isibor
Denzell Johnson
Kerwin Johnson
Phillip Johnson
Tremaine Jones
Hebert Joseph
Jair Joseph
Theriot Kane
Keyshawn Kelly
Kenan Keyes
Aquindas Keyes
Trent Kocke
Grant Lambert
Holden Landry
Chandler Landry
Trevor Landry
Quentin Leblanc
Hayze Leblanc
Calvin Lemon
Connor Mabile
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Damien Mikens
Kenan Mills
Troy Mitchell
Devon Mitchell
Deshawn Moland
Donovan Moland
Alex Naquin
Trace Oufnac
Janei Pearley
Kennedy Pellegrin
Austin Percle
Troy Prejent
Nehemiah Robertson
Anfernee Rodrigue
Beau Samanie
Aidan Sanders
Austin Schatzle
Jacorey Smith
Joseph Starks
Chase Stelly
Drew Theriot
Zach Theriot
Tyrese Triggs
Dontrez Wiggins
Daron Williams
Jericho Williams
Jimmie Wise
Melvin Young
ASSUMPTION
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7-3A
BUFFALOES
BAKER
BAKER
PRINCIPAL: Traci Morgan
HEAD COACH: Richard Oliver
COACHING STAFF: Calvin Nicholas, Clande Coleman,
Lindsey Sanders, Jackie Mullins,
Thomas Broussard, Trevor Porter,
William Seals, Marcus Minor
2013 RECORD: 3-7
OFFENSE: Spread
DEFENSE: 3-4
SCHEDULE
9/4Tara
OL
Dean Addison
9/12Northeast
OL
Benz Parker
9/26
Parkview Baptist*
OL
Jackie Jackson
10/3
Port Allen*
WR
Delonta Miller
10/10Capitol
RB/DB Preston Bell
10/17 West Feliciana*
WR/DB Kendrick Shavers
10/24 Glen Oaks*
QB
Treylon Anderson
10/31Brusly*
DL
Ladamien Hills
11/7
DL
Chris Banks
University Lab*
DB/WR Demitry Hunt
OUTLOOK
The greatest challenge is depth. With only 30 players finishing the spring, depth is still an issue at Baker High.
Also, the district’s schedule is very tough. Nonetheless, I have seen big improvements in our players including
weight room participation. The big goal – getting to play a playoff game at Baker High School this year.
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6-4A
BENGALS
BELAIRE
BATON ROUGE
PRINCIPAL: Venesa Myers
HEAD COACH: Keith Woods
COACHING STAFF: Reggie Brewer, Trenier Mabry,
Maurice Barber, Adam Young,
Dan Fontenot, Byron Wade,
Donnell Hyde, Arthur Smith,
Kenny Lundy
2013 RECORD: 2-8
OFFENSE: Multiple Spread
DEFENSE: 4-3
QB
Tyler Woods
WR
Taurus Wilson
WR/RB Daquan Hicks
WR
Travis Shears
RT
Julian Williams
RG
Torry Williams
C
John MaGee
DB
Pertrell Palmer
CB
Tywonne Harris
DE
Cortez White
DE
Greg Ransom
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SCHEDULE
9/5
Glen Oaks
9/12
East Feliciana
9/19Broadmoor
9/26Amite
10/3
East Iberville
10/10Tara*
10/17Plaquemine*
10/24Redemptorist*
10/31Lutcher*
11/6
St. Michael*
OUTLOOK
Our team outlook for this season is encouraging. We have kids that have
been in the system for 2 years now. Our once young kids are now Jr.’s
and Sr.’s. We have 12 starters returning this year and are bigger, faster
and stronger than 2 years ago. We will have depth in our offensive and
defensive line positions, being our largest group on the team with 15
lineman. Our numbers are stable at 45, up from the 19 players I had
when I first got the job here. I think the biggest thing is that our players
have been brought in to the system and a program has been put in place.
We can see the maturity in all of our players by their commitment to
workouts, attention to details and their enthusiasm about the upcoming
season. This group of kids are determined to turn the Bengals back to
its winning ways as a football program. Our challenges will be to stay
healthy during the season, develop chemistry on defense and remain
focused and disciplined as a team in 2014.
ROSTER
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38
Tim Johnson
Daquan Hicks
Taurus Wilson
Tyler Woods
Oliver Hayes
Travis Shears
Tywonne Harris
Devin Harden
Pertrell Palmer
Sedrick McCray Fred Ramsey
Erick Brown
Chad Warr
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Joseph Johnson
Alex Brown
Fredrick Addison
Abel Freeman
Darrold Love
Ludrick Washington
Greg Ransom
Cortez White
Jyre Wyre
Raheem Graham
John McGee
Torry Williams
Fred Gray 66
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Julian Williams
Aaron McPipe
Kendrick Hodge
Brian Robinson
Marlon Jones
Sedrick McCray Rondero Taylor
Jathon Stewart
Kenyaki Dominoe
BELAIRE
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9-3A
PANTHERS
BERWICK
BERWICK
PRINCIPAL: Buffy Fegenbush
HEAD COACH: Craig Brodie
2013 RECORD: 1-8
SCHEDULE
9/5Delcambre
10/9Franklin*
9/12
Highland Baptist
10/17 Lafayette Christian
9/19
Hanson Memorial
10/24Donaldsonville*
9/26
KIPP Renaissance
10/31Patterson*
10/3Jeanerette
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11/7
E.D. White*
6-2A
MAIS
BUCCANEERS
BOWLING GREEN
FRANKLINTON
PRINCIPAL: Beverly Young
HEAD COACH: David Currier
COACHING STAFF: Hutch Gonzales, Heath Smith,
Dean King
2013 RECORD: 4-5
OFFENSE: One Back Shotgun
DEFENSE: 4-4
OUTLOOK
With a new coach and a new
system, we hope to make Bowling
Green a winning program. We
will evaluate personnel during
spring training and adjust
players to their best suited
positions. During the summer
we must improve our strength
and durability. The players are
excited and if they believe in our
system and continue to work hard
it could be a rewarding year at
Bowling Green School.
ROSTER
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87
Jace Ball
Matt Pierce
Brock Faust
Bryan Ottinger
Brady Goings
Conner McCain
Grant Alexander
Brody Schilling
Hayden Thompson
Sammy Graves
Jonathan Smith
Cody Wilhite
Jack Bickham
Jacob Brumfield
Seth Schilling
Hampton Creel
Chris Waskon
Darren Lockhart
Seth Mixon
Drake Spears
Nathan Case
Mathew Raymond
Ray Magruder
Austin Reedy
Tyler Cunningham
QB
Conner McCain
RB
Grant Alexander
C
Drake Spears
WR
Jace Bell
DT
Jacob Brumfield
ILB
Hayden Thompson
FS
Brady Goings
OLB
Matt Pierce
SCHEDULE
8/22Columbia
8/29
Oak Forest
9/5WCCA
9/12Brookhaven
9/19Silliman*
9/26Trinity
10/3Centreville*
10/10 Ben’s Ford Christian*
10/24 Central Private*
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4-5A
BUCCANEERS
BROADMOOR
BATON ROUGE
PRINCIPAL: Shalonda Simoneaux
HEAD COACH: Rusty Price
COACHING STAFF: Chris Bland, Paul Greer,
Mike Lee, Elliot Wilkins,
Eric Davis, Thomas Dodson,
Larry Grayson, Ben Traywick
2013 RECORD: 4-6
OFFENSE: Veer
DEFENSE: 4-4
OT
Jamil Abdul-Aziz
OT
Derrick Alexander
LB
Chris Campbell
DE
Curt Mitchell
C
Greg Ramirez
DB
Jujuan Taylor
DT
Henry Williams
OG
Matthew Willoughby
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ROSTER
2
10
16
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27
31
39
56
59
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68
71
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85
88
Jason Green
Earl Butler
Cornelius Jackson
Jujuan Taylor
Brodrick Dellihue
Marquel Mccowan
Cameron Morgan
Claude Franklin
Ivan Isadore
Gregory Jackson
Curt Mitchell
Derrick Alexander
Matthew Willoughby
Joe Barber
Gregory Ramirez
Jamil Abdul-Aziz
Shane Burkes
Chris Campbell
Henry Williams
SCHEDULE
9/5Northeast
9/12
Parkview Baptist
9/19Belaire
9/26Walker*
10/3
Denham Springs*
10/9
Live Oak*
10/16 St. Michael
10/24Central*
10/31Scotlandville*
11/7Zachary*
OUTLOOK
In 2014 the Buccaneers face
the youngest team in years, few
players with experience and
no supporting cast from the
underclassmen.
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PANTHERS
BRUSLY
BRUSLY
PRINCIPAL: Walt Lemoine
HEAD COACH: Erik Willis
COACHING STAFF: Tait Dupont, Chris Raymond,
Harold Boudreaux, Garrett Ford
DE
Josh Allen
DT/OG Ken Hill
ILB
Ryan Reech
2013 RECORD: 6-6
CB
Caleb Henderson
FS
Darien Turner
DEFENSE: 4-4
OT Akkai Ward
OT
Rhett Frioux
OUTLOOK
TB
Jaylon Green
OFFENSE: Wing-T
Our biggest challenge is the same
as last year. We have one of the
toughest schedules in the state.
Last year we survived and it made
us a better playoff team. Hopefully
with that experience it will make
us even more prepared for the
playoffs in 2014. We will have to
replace another Sr. QB and we will
have to fill some big shoes as far
as leadership is concerned. We
graduated a class that took pride
in their roles as leaders. This
spring we have taken steps to fill
those shoes with another strong
Sr. Class. The work ethic and
dedication has been tremendous
thus far. if we continue the pace
that we have established this
spring we are most certain to
have another successful season.
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SCHEDULE
9/4
St. John
9/12Plaquemine
9/19
Belle Chase
9/26
University Lab*
10/3
Parkview Baptist*
10/10 Port Allen*
10/17 Vandebilt Catholic
10/31Baker*
11/7
Glen Oaks*
ROSTER
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Dylan Claiborne
Zavian Bell
Conner Manola
Ryan Reech
Evan Daigle
Kade Tolar
Caleb Dupont
Austin Watts
Desmond Flemming
Caleb Henderson
Jaylon Green
Darien Turner
Austin Weems
Tyler Nash
Percy Hayes
Kevin Godfrey
Dominique Tate
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Gerrod Thomas
Christian Henderson
Dwayne Battiste
Blaine Stokes
Devin Washington
Paigedrick Crawford
Klay Clopton
Brennan Collins
Jacob McGee
William Fishburn
Josh Allen
Sidney Williams
Trevion Landry
Koby Macuso
Maquel Brumfield
Jarred Allain
Mason Lindlsy
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Ken Hill
Neal Fleming
Mitchell Callais
Sam Fishburn
Akkai Ward
Rhett Frioux
Jacob Chelette
Christian Free
Jerrod Allen
Anthony Daquano
Joshua Oubre
Richard Hayden
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Jerrod Williams
Nick Henderson
Brady Richardson
BRUSLY
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6-2A
LIONS
CAPITOL
BATON ROUGE
PRINCIPAL: Brian Beck
HEAD COACH: Claude Coleman Jr.
2013 RECORD: 6-4
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SCHEDULE
9/5Independence
10/10Baker
9/12McKinley
10/17Northeast*
9/19Jeanerette
10/24 East Feliciana*
9/26Redemptorist*
10/31Dunham*
10/3
11/7Episcopal*
Northlake Christian
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5-5A
BEARS
CATHOLIC
BATON ROUGE
PRINCIPAL: Lisa Harvey
HEAD COACH: Dale Weiner
COACHING STAFF: Gabe Fertitta, Anthony Camp,
Eric Held, Anthony Zehyoue,
Caleb Williamson, Pete Hampton,
Cody Davis, Austin Wilson
2013 RECORD: 8-3
OFFENSE: No Huddle Spread
DEFENSE: 3-3-5
RB
Derrius Guice
9/5
OT
Aaron Wiltz
9/12Mandeville
OT
Lawrence Hamilton
9/19
Denham Springs
LB
Cade Melancon
9/26
Archbiship Rummel
LB
Uriah Alexander
10/3Salmen
CB
Connor Bowen
10/10 St. Amant*
K
Jack Gonsoulin
10/17Dutchtown*
OUTLOOK
The Bears are coming off back to back District Championship seasons.
We are hard at work to try to win another District Title and make a great
run in the Play-Offs. We welcome new Offensive Coordinator Gabriel
Fertitta to our staff. Once again the Defense will be in the capable hands
of Defensive Coordinator Anthony Camp. Back for his 2nd season at
Catholic High is Special Teams Coordinator Eric Held.
Offensive lineman, Aaron Wiltz leads the offensive front. Wiltz is a
returning 1st Team All-District performer. Lawrence Hamilton is also
a veteran Offensive Tackle who started last season as a sophomore.
Running Back Clyde Edwards-Helaire made many big plays last season
as a freshman!
The CHS defense is led by veteran Linebacker Cade Melancon. Another
leader will be Middle Linebacker Uriah Alexander. Alexander started some
games at Fullback a year ago. In the secondary, Cornerback Connor
Bowen, who had 2 interceptions for touchdowns, leads the secondary.
The Bears feature one of the top
kickers in the state. Senior Jack
Gonsoulin is a three year starter
and is the finest Place Kicker
Catholic High has had during
my tenure at the school. He will
probably handle the punting
duties as well.
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SCHEDULE
Parkview Baptist
10/24McKinley*
10/31Woodlawn*
11/7
East Ascension*
ROSTER
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Landon Flowers
Ryan Amos
Blair Bogan
Parker Sulik
Trevell Johnson
Brian Fairbanks
Alex Bertrand
Grayson Walsh
Jack Gonsoulin
Daniel Guilbeau
Dylan Williams
Cade Melancon
David Caruso
Ian Brian
Connor Bowen
Brian Herry
Zach Crawford
Ronnie Sanfie
Tyrone Payne
Derrius Guice
Brandon Fairbanks
Clyde Edwards-Helaire
Chris Dyess
Jonathan Bernard
Tarick Johnson
Kam Cummings
Denver Dennison
Landon Leger
Ben Miles
Patrick Dunn
James Berrigan
Isaac Nosacka
Uriah Alexander
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Cole Mcknight
John Connolly
Chase Priest
Lance Chaisson
Hall Michael Braud
John Eric Ginn
Grant Conway
Joseph Glover
Jesse Theriot
Josh Tuminello
Hunter Minton
Kole Lemoine
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Joe Clark
Landon Pourciau
D.J. Campagna
D.J. Rousseau
Justin Mcneely
James Delee
Evan Fontenot
Zach Olsen
Lawrence Hamilton
London Lewis
Rock Schexnaydre
Jenaro James
Jake Borne
Cole Sevario
Mason Mann
Zach Minton
Michael Avery
Ashton Blount
Brett Fontaine
Harrison Terrell
K.J. Wislon
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99
Ricky Chatman
Zach Tom
Kyle Dugas
Braeden Smith
Brennan Pizzolato
Jacob Martin
Brandon Avery
Justin Stevens
Aaron Wiltz
Blane Lemaire
J.C. Wood
Alex Van Biersel
Aaron Moffit
Trey Weileman
Jared Small
Tyrone Washington
Nick Deranger
Christian Walker
Parker Fontenot
Chris Cameron
Frederick Antoine
Max Wagner
Tre’ Square
Jacob Little
K.J. Anderson
CATHOLIC
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5-1A CATHOLIC POINTE COUPEE
HORNETS
NEW ROADS
PRINCIPAL: Colleen Caillet
HEAD COACH: Rob Funderburk
COACHING STAFF: Zack Morris, Storm Reeves,
Joe Neal, Mike Cilano
SCHEDULE
9/5
Ascension Catholic
9/12
Hanson Memorial
9/19
East Iberville
2013 RECORD: 6-6
9/25Delcambre
DEFENSE: Odd Stack
10/10 St. Edmund*
OFFENSE: Spread
10/3
Opelousas Catholic
10/17 Open Date
10/24 Sacred Heart*
WR/DB Gabe Vandegrift
10/30 North Central*
WR/DB Jacob Juge
11/7
RB/DB Landon LeMay
QB
Jonas Guichet
OL/LB Bret Hawkins
DL/OL Lucas Patin
OL/DL Garrett Bradley
OL/DL Austin Fuselier
OL/DL Austin Soulier
OL/DL Grant Spencer
WR/DB Boyd Smith
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False River*
OUTLOOK
Our team has a lot of experience
coming back on offense. We are
blessed to have a great offensive
line returning as well as a 2,000
yard plus passer and a 1,000
yard plus rusher returning.
Defense will be young again,
but will have an experienced
linebacker and a well seasoned
defensive line.
ROSTER
Gabe Vandegrift
Riley McKneely
Jonas Guichet
Landon LeMay
Mason Crabtree
Luke Peebles
Mason Barker
Nathan Carriere
Boyd Smith
Tra Aucoin
William Jewell
Stephen Fulmer
Kyle Bourque
Reed Smith
Jacob Juge
Holden Melancon
Cade Dickinson
Colby Bergeron
Peyton Jarreau
Chance Bass
Ryan Jordan
Austin Fuselier
Abram Glaser
Hunter Fuselier
Eric Guerin
Austin Soulier
John Mason Hendrix
Bret Hawkins
Garrett Bradley
Grant Spencer
Jacob Bradley
Lucas Patin
CATHOLIC POINTE COUPEE
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6-2A
MAIS
TIGERS
CENTREVILLE
CENTREVILLE
PRINCIPAL: Bill Hurst
HEAD COACH: Bill Hurst
COACHING STAFF: Brian Stutzman, Robbie Isanhood
2013 RECORD: 12-2
OFFENSE: Spread/Double Wing
DEFENSE: 4-3
OUTLOOK
The outlook for 2014 is bright.
We only lost three seniors from
last season team that lost at the
state championship. The biggest
challenge will be getting back
to the championship game and
winning it.
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SCHEDULE
QB
Casey Haygood
8/22Brookhaven
RB/C
Tyler Caston
8/29Trinity
WR
Daniel Hollingsworth
9/5
WR
Chase Hughes
9/12Parklane
WR
Jordan Clark
9/19
T/DT
Bryan Arnett
9/26Silliman*
C
Chris Holmes
10/3
G
Chase Stutzman
10/10 Central Private*
LB
Parker Daughty
10/17Amite
DE
Sean Perry
10/24 Oak Forest
FS
Jordan Clark
Adams County Christian
Ben’s Ford Christian*
Bowling Green*
4-5A
WILDCATS
CENTRAL
BATON ROUGE
PRINCIPAL: David Prescott
HEAD COACH: Sid Edwards
COACHING STAFF: Ken Hilton, David Simoneaux,
David Dykes, Mike Longmire,
Frank Fresina, Brian Hargroeden,
Steve Johnson, Zack Morris,
Brandon Lagroue, Matt Edwards,
Stuart Sink
2013 RECORD: 11-2
OFFENSE: Multiple
DEFENSE: 4-2-5
SCHEDULE
OL
Chris Chambliss
9/5
Kipp Renaissance
DB
Kevin Henry
9/12
Morgan City
OUTLOOK
The team worked hard during the
off-season and spring practice.
Many new starters will be on the
field on both sides of the ball. The
summer will be very important as
well as the pre-district schedule.
9/19Jesuit
9/26McKinley
10/3Scotlandville*
10/10 Denham Springs*
10/17Zachary*
10/24Broadmoor*
10/31Walker*
11/7
Live Oak*
CENTRAL
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7-1A
EAGLES
CENTRAL CATHOLIC
MORGAN CITY
PRINCIPAL: Vic Bonnaffee
HEAD COACH: David Fuhrer
2013 RECORD: 4-6
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SCHEDULE
9/5Loreauville
10/9
9/12
Lusher Charter
10/17 Ascension Episcopal*
9/18
E.D. White
10/23 Lafayette Christian*
9/25
Highland Baptist*
10/31 Metairie Park Country Day
10/3
Vermilion Catholic*
11/7Gueydan*
Hanson Memorial*
6-2A
MAIS
REBELS
CENTRAL PRIVATE
CENTRAL
PRINCIPAL: Charles Hoots
HEAD COACH: Joey Sanchez
COACHING STAFF: Terry King, Allen Walls
2013 RECORD: 0-10
OFFENSE: Pro Style
DEFENSE: Multiple
DE/TE Landon Bryson
OL
Cole Kinchen
OL
Dustin Tortorich
OL
Ronnie Watkins
DL
Chris Lofstrom
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3
4
5
7
8
12
16
20
21
22
30
32
Trenton Guay
Cody White
Landon Bryson
Cade Sanchez
Jesse Stone
Austin Slater
Kory Nijoka
Baylen Watkins
Cole Averette
Johnny Duncan
Trevor Wallace
Hunter Carmouche
Caleb Walls
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60
62
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72
73
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84
88
Royce Richard
Chris Lofstrom
Ty Petty
Zach Alexander
Logan Ford
Nicholas Weaver
Ronnie Watkins
Dustin Tortorich
Cole Kinchen
Max Rogers
Brandt Glover
Trevor Tortorich
SCHEDULE
8/22Riverfield
8/29CHEF
9/5Trinity
9/12
Adams County Christian
9/19Glenbrook
9/26WCCA
10/3Silliman
10/10Centreville
10/17 Ben’s Ford Christian
10/24 Bowling Green
CENTRAL PRIVATE
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6-1A
CRUSADER
CHRISTIAN LIFE
BATON ROUGE
PRINCIPAL: Peter Barnes
HEAD COACH: Keith Dooley
COACHING STAFF: Dexter Alexander
2013 RECORD: 7-4
OFFENSE: Spread
DEFENSE: 4-3
DB
Aaron Anderson
QB
Jacob Williams
WR
Justin Hutchinson
RB
Jacob Kibodi
LB
Kyle Lavergne
OL
Cornel Rowel Jr.
OL
Pierce Prevost
DE
Jason Briggs
DE
Trey Lewis
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4
5
8
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17
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Jacob Kibodi
Kevin Harris
Brennan Williams
Austin Ash
David Cooper
Trey Lewis
Jason Briggs
Justin Hutchinson
Kyle Lavergne
Nathan Murray
Hunter Sims
Jacob Williams
Johnathon Azuora
Shykim Seymore
Jacob Wood
Aaron Anderson
Nick Strickland
James Cobb
Paul Bement
Davis Alford
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71
74
75
Nick Harris
Darob Haghighi
Lucas Broussard
Pierce Prevost
Anthony Kim
Cornel Rowel Jr.
Devin Farrell
SCHEDULE
9/5
False River
9/12
East Iberville
9/19
Ascension Catholic
9/26
Haynes Academy
10/3Albany
10/10 Madison Prep*
10/17Varnado*
10/24 Southern Lab*
10/31Kentwood*
11/7
Hanson Memorial
OUTLOOK
2014 looks to be exciting yet a challenge for the Crusaders. After losing key players to graduation as well as
numbers in 1A are always issues. However, the Crusaders are excited about their youth coming up and being
developed for future season while being led by some amazing returning vets with great character to help leave
a legacy. In 2014 the Crusaders look to continue building on the process of fundamental play and teaching each
other to ENJOY this great game of Football.
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4-5A
YELLOW JACKETS
DENHAM SPRINGS
DENHAM SPRINGS
PRINCIPAL: Kelly Jones
HEAD COACH: Dru Nettles
COACHING STAFF: Mark Carroll, Aaron Vice,
Daniel Desselle, Trase Satcher,
Mitch Covington, Justin Wax,
Josh Neal, Josh Martin,
AJ Hebert, Joey Chustz
2013 RECORD: 4-7
OFFENSE: Spread
DEFENSE: 3-4
SCHEDULE
Kyandre Brooks
9/5Woodlawn
BJ Armstrong
9/12Salmen
Torez Kinchen
9/19Catholic
Taylor White
9/26
Eli Cawthorn
10/3Broadmoor*
Daryen Wilson
10/10Central*
Elton Kinght
10/17Scotlandville*
Darrell Washington
10/24 University Lab
Caleb Roddy
10/31Zachary*
Live Oak*
11/7Walker*
PHOTOS BY: LIVINGSTON PARISH NEWS
DENHAM SPRINGS
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9-3A
TIGERS
DONALDSONVILLE
DONALDSONVILLE
PRINCIPAL: Marvin Evans
HEAD COACH: Benny Guilbeaux
COACHING STAFF: Jay Dykes, Brian Richardson,
Cornelius White, Jason Worley
2013 RECORD: 5-7
OFFENSE: Multiple
DEFENSE: 3-4
QB
Tyler Brown
WR/DE Stephen Sullivan
HB
Tajh Gillard
WR
Jaquel Grant
S
Percy Cargo
LB
Deion Deal
LB
Rene Gibson
CB
Cardell Forcell
CB
Aaron Julien
WR
Jamaal Dunn
S
Kornell Jones
FB
Koby Bozeman
DE/LB Floyd Foster
G
Deondre Watis
G/NG
Tyrise Stevenson
ROSTER
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2
4
5
6
9
10
12
13
15
16
17
19
21
22
24
25
26
27
28
39
47
53
56
60
63
69
72
88
99
Jaquel Grant
Tyler Brown
Percy Cargo
Jacoby Smith
Deion Deal
Rene Gibson
Stephen Sullivan
Cardell Forcell
Aaron Julien
Jamaal Dunn
Chris Smith
Daven Johnson
Kornell Jones
Tamerick Zachary
Raymond Collins
Kyle Geason
Dalton Marchand
Dieon Joseph
Koby Bozeman
Tajh Gillard
Cathey Josiah
Jontrelle Sims
Depore Rosemond
Floyd Foster
Jarvis Smith
Deondre Watis
Jason Mills
Tyrise Stevenson
Terry Holmes
Tyron Ward
SCHEDULE
9/5Assumption
9/12Dutchtown
9/19
White Castle
9/26
Southern Lab
10/3Independence
10/10 E.D. White*
10/17Patterson*
10/24Berwick*
10/31Franklin*
11/7Scotlandville
DONALDSONVILLE
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6-2A
TIGERS
DUNHAM
BATON ROUGE
SCHEDULE
9/5
St. Stanislaus
DL/OL Kirk Wilson
9/12
Ascension Catholic
DL
9/19
St. John
LB/WR Chase Day
9/26
East Feliciana*
LB
Shelby Trahan
10/3Northeast*
LB
Tony Huey
10/10Redemptorist*
DB
Abel Duhon
2013 RECORD: 6-4
10/17Episcopal*
DB
Bobby Nichols
10/31Capitol*
WR
Bond Rodriguez
DEFENSE: Multiple
11/7
QB
Jyron Walker
OL
Clayton Kavanaugh
PRINCIPAL: Steve Eagleton
HEAD COACH: Neil Weiner
COACHING STAFF: Randy Leindecker, David Bayard,
Mitch McIllwain, Josh Guadamud,
Sean Wallace, Dustin Nothnagel,
Roshaun Matthews, Matt Smith
Alex “Coach Mac” Macfadden Sr.,
Calob Leindecker
OFFENSE: Spread
Port Allen
OUTLOOK
Changing coaches presents the usual challenges, finding the best fit for
the players in new offensive and defensive systems. Spring practice and
summer training will be very important. Our defense will be our strength.
With great speed and size our defensive front should carry the team,
while our offense breaks in new starters on the offensive line.
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Matt Huffman
ROSTER
4
7
11
12
13
19
23
36
43
Qunicy Moreaux
Joshua Matthews
Walker Gandy
Joshua Shelton
Taylor Evans
Jonathan Rose
EJ Hitchens
Donovan Perkins
Tony Huey
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10
15
18
32
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58
Mason Rabel
Luke Scoggins
Matt Williams
Jyron Walker
Bond Rodriguez
Shelby Trahan
Chase Day
Kirk Wilson
Clayton Kavanaugh
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20
22
25
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73
Matt Huffman
Bobby Nichols
Cade Priola
Elliott Dunham
Abel Duhon
Clayton Hale
Max Mannting
William Maley
DUNHAM
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5-5A
GRIFFINS
DUTCHTOWN
GEISMAR
PRINCIPAL: Edith Walker
HEAD COACH: Benny Saia
COACHING STAFF: Blake Kling, Kent Legendre,
Kevin Saia, Jason Brown,
John Talley, Eddie Hahn,
Jonathan Walker, Justin Morgan,
Chris Schexnaydre, Ronnie Harper
2013 RECORD: 10-3
OFFENSE: Zone read
DEFENSE: 4-2
DB
Justin Reid
DB
Alonzo Craighton
LB
Javad Ben
LB
Hunter Hill
DL
Michael Tadda
DL
Travis Goodman
RB
Kajuan Coleman
WR/RB Averee York
FB
Jalian Brown
OL
Hunter Austin
OB
Brandt Fritsche
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SCHEDULE
OUTLOOK
9/5Lutcher
The accomplishments of last
years team were truly amazing
considering the number of
seniors that we lost. They were
able to win 10 football games thru
hard work, attention to detail, and
team chemistry. If this team will
remember the lessons that last
years team taught us and build on
that I believe we can have a good
year. We graduated some very
good seniors such as Torrance
Mosley and Corey McBride who
signed with T.C.U. along with
Darrell Hardnett, Tyler Hughes,
Trey Gallman, Trey Talley, Brennan
Newman (Millsap’s), and Brady
Bergeron our kicker and punter
who will be greatly missed along
with all of our seniors. We will
need some players to grow up and
fill those hole’s that were created
by graduation. We will be looking
for big contributions from Fitell
Bolding RB, Jared Sparks QB,
Jonathan Hodoh WR, Sean Pruet
LB, Abram Mitchell DB, Brady
Louque LB, Kyle Sarrazin DL, Mylik
McWilliams OL, Josh Toepfer OL,
Lloyd Cushenberry OL, Cornelius
Washington WR, David Owens
WR, Randell Lomas DL, Dalton
Bigner DL, Chris Falgoust TE,
and Ryan Trahan DL.
9/12Donaldsonville
9/19Destrehan
9/26
Captain Shreve
10/3
Archbishop Rummel
10/10Woodlawn*
10/17Catholic*
10/24 East Ascension*
10/31McKinnley*
11/7
St. Amant*
ROSTER
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Justin Reid
Averee York
Kajuan Coleman
Eric Washington
David Owens
Fitell Bolding
Alonzo Craighton
Brandon Lott
Jared Sparks
Rickey Thomas
Brandt Fritsche
Coreon Joshua
Johnathan Hodoh
Terrence Lymon
Coney Durr
Deanthony James
Ian Perria
Diondre Brock
Auston Shelton
Adam Sparks
Cullen Ballard
Trevor Blank
Sean Pruet
Brian Almond
Mario Austin
Justin Catha
Kerry Moore
Javad Ben
Abram Mitchell
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Jalian Brown
Hunter Hill
Caleb Ricca
Charleston Armstrong
Landon Addington
Dominic Clement
Sean Baroni
Ryan Trahan
Brady Louque
Freeman Jones
Logan Humble
Landon Auzenne
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Darryl Mitchell
Chris Falgoust
Randell Lomas
Charlie Kelly
Christian Logarbo
Dalton Bigner
Michael Tadda
Travis Goodman
Javon Young
David Kelley
Wade Lamotte
Jordan Johnson
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Kyle Sarrazin
Brett Broussard
Jacob Hale
Mylik Mcwilliams
Billy Baker
John Craven
Hunter Austin
Alex Goldberg
Josh Toepfer
Josh Miller
Colby Jackson
Cullen Gordon
Lloyd Cushenberry
Caleb Marcotte
Jordan Zuppardo
Holden Vickers
Cornelius Washington
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70
2
80
3
24
Joel Kinabrew
Sammuel Latino
Earl Lewis
Brandon Lyn
Roderick Osiagwu
Joseph Rabb
Donald Potter
Zac Miller
Prince Ngarii
Max Allen
Lawerence Payton
Devon Bleakley
DUTCHTOWN
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9-3A
CARDINALS
E.D. WHITE
THIBODAUX
PRINCIPAL: Michelle Chiasson
HEAD COACH: Kyle Lasseigne
COACHING STAFF: Jason Callahan, David Constant,
Lance Ford, Blake Forsythe,
Eric Waguespack
2013 RECORD: 5-6
OFFENSE: Undecided
DEFENSE: 4-2-5
DL
William Eichler
LB
Frank Robichaux
LB
Luke Hagen
DB
Jeremy Rounds
DB
Marcus Kliebert
RB
Darius Charles
RB
Connor Chaisson
QB
Ben Sposito
OL
Jean-Paul Guidry
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OUTLOOK
SCHEDULE
The 2014 brings a great deal of
excitement, but also presents
our team with some tremendous
challenges. This year’s team
faces a very competitive schedule
filled with traditional playoff
powerhouses, but we feel with 7
home games our fans will provide
us with a competitive edge against
those tough opponents.
9/5
Vandebilt Catholic
9/12
St. James
9/18
Central Catholic
9/26
Catholic New Iberia
10/3
Archbishop Shaw
10/17Franklin*
10/24Patterson*
Offensively, our success will be
10/31Assumption
determined on how quickly our
11/7Berwick*
players can adapt and execute our
new system. We will rely heavily upon our veteran players to assist and
speed up the learning curve for the rest of the team. We also face the
challenge of developing depth along the offensive line. The keys for us
offensively are tremendous execution, minimize mistakes, and control
the line of scrimmage and the clock.
Defensively, our group should be strong again as we return experienced
players at multiple positions. While our front may be a little undersized,
we will make up for it with speed and aggressiveness. Although we return
some experienced players, we must develop new players and depth to
be strong all season. Our vicious nature must carry our team to success
throughout the season.
ROSTER
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4
5
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7
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10
12
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14
15
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Marcus Kliebert
Mason Perque
Brennan Eschete
Benjamin Sposito
Jeremy Rounds
Allen Taylor III
Kairon Brooks
Connor Chiasson
Cam Falgoust
Kaegen Faulk
Thomas Legendre
Reed Boudreaux
Hayden Tortorich
Francisco Navarro
Hunter Tabor
Phillip Amedee
Logan Sanchez
Nik Shanklin
Cameron Bourgeois
John Landry
David Landry
Gabe Gravois
Bradley Benoit
Justin Loup
Luke Hagen
Blake Grabert
Christian Bridges
Royce Griffin
William Eichler
Nicholas Scioneaux
Cole Rodrigue
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Winston Jones
Elliot Rodrigue
Frank Robichaux
Dex Falgoust
Da’Von Batiste
Alec Champagne
Blaize Hotard
Collin Borne
Luke Schwaner
Devin Benoit
Cameron Heintze
Trey St. Pierre
Darius Charles
Dalton Prince
Justin Waguespack
Hugh Plaisance
Lane Gravois
Alec Naquin
Jean-Paul Guidry
Jordan Moreaux
Holden Cortez
John Lyles
Felix Lanier
Josh Becnel
Peyton Webre
Carter Bourgeois
Hunter Becnel
Ian Buzbee
Luke Oncale
Matt Frey
Jace Granier
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72
74
77
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
Patrick Allen
Derek Hohensee
Joseph Falgoust
Hudson Domangue
Scott Ford
Andrew Hebert
Joseph Schonacher
Spencer Chiasson
Connor Talbot
Benjamin Eichler
Collin Waguespack
Bradley Hamilton
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89
90
91
92
98
99
Carter Bourgeois
Blaize Mims
Colton Hodges
Brandon Robichaux
Paul Cochran
Hayden Theriot
Jacob Toups
Jordan Szush
E.D. WHITE
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5-5A
SPARTANS
EAST ASCENSION
GONZALES
PRINCIPAL: Traci McCorkle
HEAD COACH: Paul Bourgeois
COACHING STAFF: OUTLOOK
This year’s team faces the challenge of replacing 9 starters on defense
and 6 on offense including a lot of key positions.
Marcus Bardwell, Nathan Clophus,
Keragan McCready, Brian Young,
Michael Murphy, Britt Waguespack
2013 RECORD: 9-3
OFFENSE: Spread
DEFENSE: 4-3
OL
Samuel Hargrave
OL
Ryan Keller
OL
Milton Pichardo
TE
Kade Waguespack
WR
Joshua Walker
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ROSTER
1
2
3
4
5
6
8
9
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42
43
Ira Washington
Keenen Dunn
Jairus Jackson
Cameron Simon
Carderuis Miles
Josh Ennis
John Riley
Kyran Irvin
DD Jones
Seth Gautreau
Mason Regira
Jeremy Porche
Dion Khemmanyvong
Josh Andrews
Brennon Wax
Dewayne Parquette
Kevin Smith
Aaron Harris
Blake Halbert
Malcolm Hagan
Joshua Walker
Juwan Finch
Kade Waguespack
Traven Washington
Reuben Francois
Malik Anderson
Chris Hagan Jr.
Jonathan Baker
Jacquel Jacobs
Zylon Wilson
Josh Dunn
Jose Joya
Ryshonne Valentine
Bryson Lilly
Maurshaud Melancon
Garret Davis
Kendarian Claiborne
Joshua Bates
Ernest Allen
Joshua Dennis
Johnathan Johnson
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80
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82
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84
85
Carlton Vallo
Jamien Sampson
Donovan Julien
Lawrence Johnson
Patrick McGinn
Dylan O’Sullivan
Miguel Gonzalez
Keshawn Brooks
Vicente Vasquez
John Arceneaux
Nick Hoffman
Milton Pichardo
Trae Muse
Dylan Richardson
Kenneth Christoff
Brandon Samanie
Elijah McGee
Israel Williams
Demetry Jacobs
Seth Savoy
David Janis
Ivan Cherniak
La’Jeeh Jones
Connor Nickens
Gus Gutierrez
Lane Goodrich
Josh Nwkorie
Samuel Hargrave
Devon Sherman
Sidney Mitchell
Jacolby Foster
Trevor Fleming
Coley Hatter
Adam Tolitio
Ryan Keller
Jalen Echols
Drake Vargas
Cale Kernan
Chaz Irvin
Kain Gordon
Odell Kimble
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97
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Rodney Cox
Davion Bennett
Tharrin Maddie
Josh Leblanc
Justin Sims
Xavier Flavien
Vashon Ursin
Derrion Morris
Blaze Lambert
Brian Palmer
Brandon Reed
Untaussess Loveberry
Brennan Latiolais
Jayvin Johnson
SCHEDULE
9/5Plaquemine
9/12Patterson
9/19
St. Charles
9/26
Brother Martin
10/3Lutcher
10/10McKinley*
10/17Woodlawn*
10/24Dutchtown*
10/31 St. Amant*
11/7Catholic*
EAST ASCENSION
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6-2A
TIGERS
EAST FELICIANA
JACKSON
PRINCIPAL: John Harris
HEAD COACH: Cedric Anderson
COACHING STAFF: Michael Odendahl, Leroy Irvin,
Michael Cheatham, Kintel Scott,
Darrius Matthews, Jaworski White,
Desmond Jefferson
2013 RECORD: 6-5
OFFENSE: Multiple
DEFENSE: 4-3
OUTLOOK
Filling voids at the skill positions
on both the offensive and
defensive sides of the ball will be
key to a successful season.
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SCHEDULE
OL
Travontae Booker
9/5
OL
Darius Davis
9/12Belaire
OL
Richard Robins
9/19Zachary
OL
David Odendahl
9/26Dunham*
WR
Timothy Thompson
10/3Redemptorist*
West Feliciana
RB/LB Tyriece Flowers
10/10Episcopal*
DL
Treylan Dunn
10/24Capitol*
DL
Dajaron Perry
10/31Northeast*
LB
Tyquincey Kilbourne
11/7
DB
Timothy Thompson
DB
Christopher Chaney
North Central
7-5A
TIGERS
EAST IBERVILLE
ST. GABRIEL
PRINCIPAL: Meshell Hill
HEAD COACH: John Young
2013 RECORD: 0-10
SCHEDULE
9/5
Sophie B. Wright
10/10 White Castle*
9/12
Christian Life
9/19
10/24 St. John*
9/26Northeast
10/3Belaire
11/7
Ascension Catholic*
EAST IBERVILLE
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7-5A
WILDCATS
EAST ST. JOHN
RESERVE
PRINCIPAL: Patricia Triche
HEAD COACH: Phillip Banko
COACHING STAFF: Ronald Barrilleaux, Mark Creecy,
J. Lambert, Raymond Oxman,
Quinton Bradley, A. Carter,
Gregory Gathers, Shan Williams,
B. Cominee, D. Riley
2013 RECORD: 7-5
OFFENSE: Spread
DEFENSE: Multiple
SCHEDULE
QB
Xavier Lewis
9/5
RB
Nigel Anderson
9/12Scotlandville
WR
Shedrick Colbert
9/19
John Curtis
WR
Jarrod Jackson
9/26
South Lafourche*
FS
Ahmani Martin
10/3
Central Lafourche*
DB
Antonio Parks
10/10 H.L. Bourgeois*
DB
Dontrell Adams
10/17Hahnville*
Archbishop Rummel
10/24Thibodaux*
10/31Terrebonne*
11/7Destrehan*
OUTLOOK
Experience skill on both sides of the ball with returning special teams players (kicker, PAT, Punter, Return
specialist). Offensive and Defensive lines look to have an excellent offseason to replace eight starters to lead
the Wildcats into District 7-5A.
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6-2A
KNIGHTS
EPISCOPAL
BATON ROUGE
SCHEDULE
PRINCIPAL: Hugh McIntosh
HEAD COACH: Travis Bourgeois
COACHING STAFF: Randy Richard, Wally Stevens,
Jimmy Williams, Mike Moock,
Trey Godfrey
2013 RECORD: 11-1
9/5
North Vermilion
9/12
St. John
9/19
Metairie Park Country Day
10/3
Ascension Catholic
OFFENSE: Pro
10/17Dunham*
DEFENSE: 4-3
10/24Northeast*
10/31Redemptorist*
11/7Capitol*
RB
Clement Mubungirwa
WR/CB Spencer Kleinpeter
OT
Jacob Beiding
OT
Wayne Stabller
C
Daniel Rieger
DE
Kydris Washington
DB
Rashaad Jenkins
DB
Jeremiah Mayes
DE
Cody Bay
WR
Brennan Folse
OUTLOOK
Our biggest challenges this year
will be replacing the winningest
class in Episcopal history. We
will have to develop depth in
all positions and replace a 3
year starting kicker and 2 year
starting punter.
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5-1A
GATORS
FALSE RIVER
NEW ROADS
PRINCIPAL: Melanie Ezell
HEAD COACH: Ray Aucoin
COACHING STAFF: Doug Guillory, Devyn Baker,
Jeff Jordan, Kirk Lavergne,
Nick Domingue
SCHEDULE
9/5
Christian Life
9/12
Ascension Episcopal
9/19
Houma Christian
9/26
Ascension Catholic
10/3Northwood
10/10Springfield
10/17 Sacred Heart*
10/24 North Central*
10/31 St. Edmund*
11/7
Catholic Pointe Coupee*
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21
12
7
16
6
Clay Borell
David Leonard
Blake Hathway
Grant Jordan
Blake Fulmer
Kyle Blanchard
Hagen Jarreau
Grant Polozola
Alex Lasseigne
Corey McDaniel
Henry Doucet
Matthew Cicero
Chance Sonnier
Reid Sellers
Austin Schexnayder
Brandon Chenevert
Clayton Jarreau
Matt LeLeux
Chase Davis
Jake Bayham
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1
9
James Didier
Marvin Kador
Christian Reed
Mikey Rayburn
Jordan Aguillard
Landon Benton
Thomas Allement
Trey Domiano
Austin Francois
Chase Francois
Damian Johnson
Gard Beauvais
John Paul Bizette
Owen Jarreau
Patrick Chutz
Ryan Smith
Trenton Jourdan
Will Montgomery
Josh Gaspard
9-3A
HORNETS
FRANKLIN
FRANKLIN
PRINCIPAL: Ty Burdett
HEAD COACH: J Ina
2013 RECORD: 6-4
SCHEDULE
9/5
Central Lafourche
10/9Berwick*
9/12Westgate
10/17 E.D. White*
9/20
10/24 A.J. Ellender
Eleanor McMain
9/26Erath
10/3
11/7Patterson*
Morgan City
FRANKLIN
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8-4A
DEMON
FRANKLINTON
FRANKLINTON
PRINCIPAL: Lisa Tanner
HEAD COACH: Shane Smith
WR
D’Andre Allen
DL
Dalton Talley
WR
Azende Magee
DL
Kobe Crain
WR
Chandler Davis
LB
Relik Wilson
RB
Renaz Wilson
LB
Justin Alford
2013 RECORD: 10-3
FB
Ryche Jenkins
LB
Damien Dawson
SCHEDULE
QB
Michael Wilson
LB
Devin Elzie
G
PJ Burkhalter
DB
Josh Magee
G
Lance Ragas
DB
Martavius James
T
Deante Cotton
DB
Percy Briggs
T
Adrian Magee
DB
Marcus Conerly
C
Zach Ginn
LS
Tremario Magee
DL
Jonathan Crain
K
Conner Ackerman
COACHING STAFF: Clyde Oyler, Stephen Burris,
Andy Perez, Jonathan Barber,
Blake Wilson, Randall Ginn
9/12Covington
9/19
Brother Martin
9/26Bogalusa
10/3Amite
10/10 Pearl River*
10/17Salmen*
10/24Lakeshore*
10/31 East Jefferson*
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Relik Wilson
Chandler Davis
Azende Magee
Josh Magee
Renaz Wilson
Percy Briggs
Martavius James
Azende Magee
Michael Wilson
Jerimiah Burkhalter
Darius Dawson
Tavion Partman
Damien Dawson
Dakeithan Gholar
Justin Alford
Marcus Conerly
Daniel McElveen
Chandler Scott
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Tremario Magee
Devin Elzie
Trevor Stafford
Aldric Calhoun
Cole Williams
Jamarian Crain
Peyton Dyess
Trevor Davis
Kobe Henderson
Major McKelveen
Ryche Jenkins
Zach Ginn
Jonathan Crain
Deante Cotton
PJ Burkhalter
Grayson Wills
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Woody Watson
Chance Granger
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Tyler Leblanc
Matthew Vince
Adrian Magee
Lance Ragas
Alex Reed
Jacob Ragas
D’Andre Allen
Adrian Fox
Walker Andrews
Jarvis Catchings
Adam Bush
Kobe Crain
Dalton Talley
Conner Ackerman
FRANKLINTON
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7-3A
PANTHERS
GLEN OAKS
BATON ROUGE
PRINCIPAL: Edward Hunter
HEAD COACH: Donald Clark
2013 RECORD: 3-7
OFFENSE: Spread
DEFENSE: Multiple
SCHEDULE
LB
Melvin Brown
9/5Belaire
SS
Nick London
9/12
CB
Darren Evans
9/19Scotlandville
DT
KeDarius Johnson
9/26Tara
OUTLOOK
District 7-3A is the toughest district in the state; every week presents
a new challenge. Losing 15 seniors to graduation will be a challenge,
it will important that we gain as much experience as possible early on
and create depth. Several underclassmen return this year after gaining
valuable experience last year which will certainly help. We need to quickly
mature, stay healthy and improve each week will ultimately determine the
outcome of this season.
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10/3
KIPP Renaissance
University Lab*
10/17 Parkview Baptist*
10/24Baker*
10/31 Port Allen*
11/7Brusly*
6-5A
TORNADOS
HAMMOND
HAMMOND
PRINCIPAL: Chad Troxclair
HEAD COACH: Malter Scobel
2013 RECORD: 2-8
7-1A
TIGERS
SCHEDULE
9/5
Open Date
10/10Slidell*
9/12
West Monroe
10/17Mandeville*
9/19
W.L. Cohen
10/24Northshore*
9/26Fontainebleau*
10/31Covington*
10/2
11/7Ponchatoula*
St. Paul’s*
HANSON MEMORIAL
FRANKLIN
PRINCIPAL: Kim Adams
HEAD COACH: Brett Blakey
2013 RECORD: 6-4
SCHEDULE
9/4Jeanerette
10/9
9/12
10/17Gueydan*
Central Catholic*
9/19Berwick
10/24 Highland Baptist*
9/26
Ascension Episcopal*
10/31 Vermilion Catholic*
10/3
Lafayette Christian*
11/7
Christian Life
HAMMOND - HANSON MEMORIAL
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8-3A
TIGERS
INDEPENDENCE
INDEPENDENCE
SCHEDULE
WR/CB Damien Morgan
9/5Capitol
OL
Ryan Casavant
9/12
OL
Fred Fletcher
9/19Marksville
2013 RECORD: 1-9
WR
Jabari Costoton
9/26Kentwood
QB
Navante Brown
10/3Donaldsonville
DEFENSE: 4-2-5
RB
Hakeem McClain
10/10Loranger*
FS
Javaris Harris
10/17Albany*
SS
Austin Hyde
10/24Bogalusa*
LB
Ladarious Wilson
10/31Amite*
LB
Uvontae Bellazen
11/7
DL
Paul Rogers
DL
Dishon Thomas
PRINCIPAL: Mike Stant
HEAD COACH: Keith Carona
COACHING STAFF: Dave Musacchia, Ryan Joseph,
Sporty Davis, Cole Click
OFFENSE: I Formation
OUTLOOK
With a hefty group of returning
players the Tigers look to improve
on last season. Hakeem McClain
should replace three year starter
at Tailback and lead the Tiger
offense. Free Safety Javaris Harris
will anchor a much improved
Tiger defense. If the Tigers can
stay healthy in 2014 they should
return to the playoff picture in 3A.
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Eleanor McMain
Jewel Sumner*
ROSTER
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Hakeem McClain
Jabari Coston
Kenneth Jones
Navante Brown
Marquel Jackson
Michael Tanner
Montel Duncan
Kareem Graham
Javar Terrell
Carlos Guerrero
Anthony Mcclain
Brandon Cole
Jorvis Scott
Austin Hyde
Antonio Hampton
Javaris Harris
Ladarious Wilson
Damien Morgan
Jermaine Singleton
Clifford Washington
Jordan Bellazen
Donald Drake
Austin Lauricella
Malik Nelson
Shaquille Benton
Xzavion Mitchell
Malik Thompson
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Jovan Griffin
Raul Vasquez
Darius Washington
Javontae James
Shabazz Holden
Rodney Taylor
Uvontae Bellazen
Tyler Covington
Bradley Byrd
Ethan Taylor
Rodolfo Martinez
Devon Montgomery
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Whitney Guerrera
Ryan Guitterez
Paul Rogers
Aaron Robinson
Austin Kinchen
Tyler Albritton
Conor Delecerde
Verone Brown
Duston Stine
Chase Anthony
Jesse Bishop
Luke Centanni
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Jean Quell Holmes
Dylan McCollum
Cameron Perkins
Gary Gros
James Holden
Eric Lloyd
Roy Thomas
Dishon Thomas
Laine Taylor
Ryan Casavant
Jordan Williams
Chris Miceli
Fred Fletcher
Josh Lany
Dakota Hedgewood
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Roger Murphy
INDEPENDENCE
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8-3A
COWBOYS
JEWEL SUMNER
KENTWOOD
PRINCIPAL: Lisa Fussell
HEAD COACH: Zephaniah Powell
COACHING STAFF: Ross Currier, Kenneth Matthews,
Tommy Carlson, Kyle Goetting,
Marcus Brown, Calese Franklin,
Nathaniel Showers
2013 RECORD: 8-3
OFFENSE: Power Spread
DEFENSE: 3-5-3
OUTLOOK
Maintaining and building on
success of our past 2 seasons.
Our biggest challenge is to keep
kids hungry for more!!
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SCHEDULE
RB
Dion Hart
9/5
WR
Kevin Coleman
9/12Kentwood
WR
Jalond Brock
9/19Varnado
WR
Mar Q. Robertson
9/26
South Pike
OL
Donovan Hartman
10/3
St. Michael
OL
Deundra Mobley
10/10Albany*
DB
Stevie Pittman
10/16Bogalusa*
DB
Kijuan Lee
10/24Amite*
DL
Kenny Stewart
10/31Loranger*
DT
Malcolm Mobley
11/7Independence*
LB
Tony Woolridge
LB
Kenny Brumfield
Mentorship Academy
ROSTER
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8
59
31
71
70
15
43
14
4
28
3
92
49
16
7
17
1
11
2
29
99
51
86
50
5
Devin Blades
Jalond Brock
Donovan Hartman
Tony Woolridge
Garrett Vernon
Deundra Mobley
Kevin Coleman
Cole Wascom
Dakota Stokes
Dion Hart
Archie Miller
Joe Dickerson
Kenny Stewart
Malcolm Mobley
Deldrick Kees
Mar Q. Robertson
Warren McFarlain
Timmy Brumfield
Stevie Pittman
Kijuan Lee
Morris Mckanic
Aaron Buckley
Charles Bugg
Dawson Blalock
Anthony McElveen
Trey Williams
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56
6
74
52
3
9
53
80
5
33
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38
22
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72
4
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26
39
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90
60
12
77
Joe Simmons
Victor Rome
Nathan Daniels
Marcus Harrell
Landon Rayburn
Marckus Norman
Demontrai Thomas
Demorris Ladner
Kevin Hicks
Ricky Commodore
Frank Fowler
Barrett Bridges
DeAndre Burton
Cody Ross
Austen Ballow
Nick Hayden
Blaine Milton
Kenny Brumfield
Landon McDaniel
Phillip Williams
Alix Wright
Alex Martin
Brantly Dees
Jacovian Phillips
Sam Dyson
Cole Morris
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13
Caleb Morris
Anfrnee Matthews
Johnny Richard
Robert Lewis III
Seth Norris
Tristan Mamalo
Tikeith Smith
Jonathan Allen
Newt Dykes
Nicolas Perry
Dakota Bennett
Roger Brown
Damian Barnes
Jacob Applewhite
Sylvester Carroll
Jaquan Lee
Javunte Anderson
Joey Edwards
Braylon Jones
Brady Milton
Josh Long
John Rogers
Danile Alcorn
Ronald Cerigny
Julius Blackburn
Michael Evans
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6-1A
KANGAROOS
KENTWOOD
KENTWOOD
PRINCIPAL: Rochell Bates
HEAD COACH: Jonathan Foster
2013 RECORD: 9-3
OFFENSE: Spread
DEFENSE: 3-4
OL
Kordell Williams
DE
Wayne Brown
LB
Darriyn McKnight
LB
Tyrone Brumfield
CB
Ryan Walker
RB
Shyheim Carter
DL
Kevante Vennible
OL
Tyreek Robbins
WR
Tommie Diamond
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OUTLOOK
SCHEDULE
The outlook for the 2014 Roos is
bright, the Roos will be breaking in
a new coaching staff and will have
a learning curve. The offensive line
will have to replace three starters,
so time will be needed for the unit
to gel. The talented offense will
be led by Shyheim Carter who
will used in multiple positions.
The defense will not be very big
but will be led by ends Kevante
Vennible and Wayne Brown. LB
Darriyn McKnight should be back
healthy after an ankle injury. LB
Tyrone Brumfiled will be counted
on as well.
9/5Bogalusa
9/12
Jewel Sumner
9/19Loranger
9/26Independence
10/3
West Feliciana
10/9Varnado*
10/24 Madison Prep*
10/31 Christian Life*
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4-5A
EAGLES
LIVE OAK
WATSON
PRINCIPAL: Tracy McRae
HEAD COACH:
Barry “Tut” Musemeche
COACHING STAFF: Robbie Mahfouz, Brent Baker,
Greg Briggs, Chris Collier,
Lafayette Duhe, Michael Palermo,
Joshua Dyer
2013 RECORD: 4-6
OFFENSE: Spread Wing-T
DEFENSE: Multiple
SCHEDULE
9/5Livonia
9/12
St. Helena Central
9/19
St. Michael
9/26
Denham Springs*
10/3Zachary*
10/9Broadmoor*
10/17Walker*
10/24Scotlandville*
10/31Tara
11/7Central*
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6
8
9
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13
15
16
17
19
20
21
22
Mark Rudison
Jared Forest
Michael Claverie
Kyle Adams
Nick McDowell
Austin Jessup
Dylan Wang
Brady Morris
Brett Frazier
David Jones
Cade Guillory
Peyton Horne
Kyle Knapps
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Devin Ricard
Beau Bergeron
Alvin Lewis
Will Higginbotham
Dustin Kimble
AJ Boyd
Jordan Sellers
Josh Danna
Jules Laird
Colby Freneaux
Devin Bennett
Christian Courtney
Rhett Summar
Zack Shepherd
Jacob Clark
Dustin Jessup
Tyler McCleary
Ben Johnson
Brock Williamson
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Travis Simmons
Shane Rushing
Andrew Shelton
Garrett Lee
Sheldon Rogers
Dylan Achord
Nick Simoneaux
Hayes Legendre
Connor Mason
Vance Pritchard
Noah Cloud
Ducote Jennings
Christian Kesler
LIVE OAK
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5-3A
WILDCATS
LIVONIA
LIVONIA
PRINCIPAL: Stacie Gueho
HEAD COACH: Guy Mistretta
COACHING STAFF: Marc Brown, Bo Burson,
Adam Chrestman, Chuck Guidry,
Deuce Harrison, Lance Jarreau,
Dexter Thurber, Mike Todd,
Bryan Villa, Rex Williams,
Mark Williams
2013 RECORD: 1-8
OFFENSE: Wing T
DEFENSE: Multiple
LT
Paul DeRogers
RT
James Todd
RB
Barrick Slaughter
E
Willie Baker
R
Malcolm Dedrick
CB
Diante Bridgewater
H
Cee Jay Powell
OUTLOOK
SCHEDULE
After a thrilling run through the
playoffs and a state runner-up
finish (later vacated) last season,
there is a lot of excitement
throughout the program &
community.
9/5
Live Oak
9/19
Port Allen
9/26
Morgan City
10/3
McDonogh #35
With a new coaching staff, as well
as the addition of several players
from Pointe Coupee Central, the
key to the team’s success will be
how fast they can come together
and learn new schemes.
10/17 Port Barre*
The strength of the Wildcats
will be overall team speed, and
the biggest challenge will be
developing a quarterback.
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10/10Northwest*
10/24 Ville Platte*
10/31 Pine Prairie*
11/6
Church Point*
ROSTER
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Diante Bridgewater
Phillip Cranmer
Bryce Jones
Kendrick Paul
Gary Bowser
Cee Jay Powell
Stephen Guidry
Patrick Queen
DeQuincy Victorian
Rae’Quan Powell
Trinton Hatch
Kelvin Collins
Trevor Jarreau
Tony Cline
Leonard Gage
Trayvon Louis
Nick DeRogers
Darius Hall
Darryl Rogers
Griffin Peavy
Keyvon Gaston
Malik Victorian
Christian Edwards
Lionel Johnson
Donovan Robertson
Derrick Wells
Malcolm Dedrick
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Barrick Slaughter
Justin Taylor
Kendron Thomas
Bryce LeBlanc
Renard Guidry
Gage Garcia
Chase Garcia
Kyle Boone
Michael Robinson
Desman Collins
Cam Collins
John McCrory
Hunter Aguillard
Tyreke Joseph
Tolliver Tripeaux
Jo’Shawn Pearson
Johnathan Hawkins
Paul DeRogers
Sheldon Holsapple
Kyle Maloid
CJ St. Romain
Robert Willis
Jordan Blanchard
Jordan Jack
Tariq Davis
Jack Jones
Salud Pina
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Sheldon Nelson
Devonte Barra
Jake Hendricks
Brandon Penisson
Jason Hammond
Austin Roland
Justin Jackson
Tyler Nelson
Trevan Tibbs
Travious Brue
Owen Thompson
Marshall McKenzie
James Todd
Travon Powell
Landon Webb
Willie Baker
Eric Celestine
Brice Franklin
Matt Fountaine
Ray Huerta
Elijah Maloid
Gordon George
James Hodges
Trey Young
Charles Tibbs
LIVONIA
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8-3A
WOLVES
LORANGER
LORANGER
PRINCIPAL: Rhea Marrs
HEAD COACH: Sam Messina
COACHING STAFF: Jay Hookfin, Mike Young,
Mark Colona, Donald Usry,
Jermaine Spencer, Jake Abdalla,
Victor Booth
2013 RECORD: 7-5
OFFENSE: Spread
DEFENSE: 3-4
SCHEDULE
QB
Paul Flanagan
9/5
St. Thomas Aquinas
RB
Cody James
9/12
Riverside Academy
OL
LaJourne Jackson
9/19Kentwood
OL
Eliot Boyd
9/26
DL
Than Wallace
10/2Walker
DL
Cole Stevens
10/10Independence*
LB
Carter LeBlanc
10/17Amite*
DB
Evan Johnson
10/24Albany*
St. Michael
10/31 Jewel Sumner*
11/7Bogalusa*
OUTLOOK
The Biggest Challenge Facing our football team will be to replace the leadership of 22 seniors that have been to
the second round of the playoffs the last 4 years and have won 2 district championships.
We will be counting heavily on our 13 returning seniors to lead our young team to compete for a 5th straight
playoff appearance and to challenge for a 3rd district championship.
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6-4A
BULLDOGS
LUTCHER
LUTCHER
PRINCIPAL: Daryl Scoggin
HEAD COACH: Tim Detillier
COACHING STAFF: Cory Bourgeois, Craig Zeringue,
Troy Borne, Blake Orgeron,
Troy Johnson, Kim LaCombe,
Chad Carter, Brad Smith,
Mickey St. Pierre
SCHEDULE
9/5Dutchtown
10/10 St. Michael*
9/12
McDonogh #35
10/17Tara*
9/19
West Jefferson
10/24Plaquemine*
9/26
St. Amant
10/31Belaire*
10/3
East Ascension
11/7
Miller-McCoy Academy
2013 RECORD: 5-5
OUTLOOK
DEFENSE: Multiple
This years team will face a tough pre-district schedule and a lack of
depth and experience. Although we will be very similar to last years team,
hopefully we will show an improvement.
OFFENSE: Multiple
LUTCHER
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5-5A
PANTHERS
MCKINLEY
BATON ROUGE
PRINCIPAL: Herman Brister Jr.
HEAD COACH: Robert Signater
COACHING STAFF: Dewayne Harrison, Malcom Reed,
Thomas Saulsby, Jamari Tillman,
Ryan Cook, Brant Fowler,
Bill Morris, Jonathan St. Cyr,
Tasmine Williams
2013 RECORD: 3-8
OFFENSE: Multiple
DEFENSE: 4-3
K
Adan Lopez
RT
Brady Monroe
DT/FB Charles Vaughn
WR/DB Dalon Coleman
DT
Daniel James
DT
Darion Bindon
C/G
Jarvis Bingham
WR/S Jaylon Johnson
LB
Jermaine Terrance
LT/LG Keeyon Smart
RG
Kevin Dotson
LB
Kirkland Louis Jr.
QB
Travion Alexander
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OUTLOOK
SCHEDULE
Expectations are high at McKinley
9/5Scotlandville
this year. Coach Signater expects
9/12Capitol
this to be his best team since
9/19Opelousas
he’s been at McKinley and his
9/26Central
best chance to reach the Super
Dome.
This team has great
10/3Landry-Walker
overall speed on both sides of
the ball. The offense features QB
10/17 St. Amant*
Travion Alexander who is a dual
threat with his elusive speed as a
10/24Catholic*
runner and improved accuracy as
10/31Dutchtown*
a passer. Up front the Panthers
11/7Woodlawn*
will have an experienced offensive
line which has 4 seniors who have
a combined 40 starts. Keeyon Smart, who has offers from 11 schools
including Mississippi State, will anchor the line. Like last year with
Tyrone Scott, the Panthers will have a Senior RB (Larry Moore) who by
seasons end will prove to be one of the best in the metro area. Defensive
line has a strong rotation and is led by Daniel James who himself has
more than 10 scholarships offers; seven of which are from Ivy League
schools. The Line backing Corps is Senior laden and led by Kirkland
Louis Jr. who boasts multiple scholarship offers around the south. The
Secondary features Jaylon Johnson who is an athletic 2-way performer.
This year the Panthers will have 22 seniors and momentum after last
year’s first District 5-5A win and playoff appearance.
ROSTER
Jawun Ruffin
Najee Berry
Liljohn Lewis
Caleb Quiett
Kevin Terry
Josh Quiett
Brady Monroe
Kevin Dotson
Keeyon Smart
Jarvis Bingham
Tyler Smith
Keithon Henderson
Larry Moore
Marcus Hills
Travion Alexander
Christian Smith
Nick Wiggins
Timothy Dubose
Hasan Muhammad
Daniel James
Charles Vaughn
Keithon Henderson
Kirkland Louis
Jermaine Terrance
Anthony Raby
Jaylon Johnson
Dalon Coleman
Montrell Harris
Daveon Collins
Adan Lopez
Darion Bindon
MCKINLEY
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7-4A
TIGERS
MORGAN CITY
MORGAN CITY
PRINCIPAL: Mickey Fabre
HEAD COACH: Scott Tregle
COACHING STAFF: Brandon Harden, James Bennett,
John Hartman, Blake Rodriguez,
Terrance Calais, Duriel Singleton,
Tim Vidas
2013 RECORD: 0-10
OFFENSE: Multiple
DEFENSE: 4-4 and 3-3
SCHEDULE
LB/OL Anthony Rink
9/5
RB/DB Kevon Marsh
9/12Central
WR/DB Jaylen Jones
9/19
DL
9/26Livonia
Tyrice Oliney
White Castle
West St. Mary
DL/RB Clifton Escort
10/3Franklin
DL
10/10Rayne
Dezin Young
RB/DB Jacolbi Francois
10/17 A.J. Ellender*
OL/DL Hunter Vining
10/24 South Terrebonne*
TE/DE Dustin Harris
10/31 Vandebilt Catholic*
11/7Assumption*
OUTLOOK
We need to develop toughness and discipline as a team. For us to be successful, the program needs to change
180°. We as a coaching staff have started that process.
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6-2A
VIKINGS
NORTHEAST
PRIDE
PRINCIPAL: Brandon Levatino
HEAD COACH: David Masterson
COACHING STAFF: Darrin Wicker, Darren Taylor,
Johnnie Felder
2013 RECORD: 5-7
OFFENSE: Multiple I
DEFENSE: Tampa 2
WR
Grovonte Stewart
WR/S Darryl Adams
TE/DT Leroy Roddy
OT/DT Tilon Williams
C/DE
Justin Dawson
OG
Darrion Haney
OT
John Marshall
QB
Marqueon Minor
RB/LB Marvin Minor
RB/LB Dominick Yates
CB
Jarmon Bradford
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OUTLOOK
SCHEDULE
Northeast High returns 10
starters on offense and 8 on
defense. Lack of experience will
not be a problem for the 2014
Vikings. Depth remains an issue
as many players go both ways.
Finding quality back-ups will be
a priority for the coaching staff
of the Vikings. Senior leadership
will be counted on to lift the
Vikings into the 3rd round of the
play-offs in 2014.
9/5Broadmoor
9/12Baker
9/19Tara
9/26
East Iberville
10/3Dunham*
10/17Capitol*
10/24Episcopal*
11/7Redemptorist*
ROSTER
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Marqueon Minor
Darryl Adams
Marvin Ramsey
Dominick Yates
Quinshaw Kelly
Grovonte Stewart
Josh Cole
Tyrese Chambers
Jarmon Bradford
Tyriq Kelly
Montrell Bell
Marvin Minor
Khaliq Green
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Cornelius Jackson
KJ Robinson
Leroy Roddy
Tilon Williams
Christian Boyd
Justin Dawson
Darrion Haney
John Marshall
Javon Burrell
Taurus Hamilton
Andre Snowden
Jalin Coleman
Trevor Browning
Curtis Keaton
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2-3A
MAIS
YELLOW JACKETS
OAK FOREST ACADEMY
AMITE
PRINCIPAL: Jason Brabham
HEAD COACH: Jason Brabham
COACHING STAFF: Doug Misita, Gary Lewis,
Darren Sibley, Joe Weaver
2013 RECORD: 7-6
DEFENSE: 4-3-4
QB/S
Tyler Hasson
RB
Kaylin Stewart
RB
Jeb Malley
HB/LB Dalton Brabham
LB/WR Bransen Schwebel
LG
Blake Henry
TE
Connor Alston
RT/DT Travis Shaw
WR
Jude Giardina
DE
Bradley Brumfield
P/K/CB Ivy Wall
CB
Mason Travis
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Kaylin Stewart
Bransen Schwebel
Collin Kent
Tyler Hasson
Karson Spears
Jude Giardina
River Saxon
Jeb Malley
Bradley Brumfield
Coty McNabb
Connor Alston
Levi Bridges
John Michael Houeye
Ivy Wall
Dalton Brabham
Zachary Henry
Garrett Jones
Philip LaBarbara
Dustin Butler
Tyler Kepner
Travis Shaw
OUTLOOK
We have to develop some lineman to maximize on our returning starters.
We have several players that will be 3 year starters, we need these people
to step up into a leadership role and raise our level of play. We are
counting on transfers Chris Carter, Garret Jones and Dustin Butler to be
impact players.
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Joe Patenella
Blake Henry
Mark Liuzza
Chris Carter
Kolton Sparks
Tristan Burnett
SCHEDULE
8/22Silliman
8/29
Bowling Green
9/5
Presbyterian Christian*
9/12WCCA
9/19Columbia*
9/26Parklane*
10/3Copiah*
10/10 East Rankin*
10/17Cathedral
10/24Centreville
10/31 Jackson Prep*
11/7Lamar*
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EALGES
PARKVIEW BAPTIST
BATON ROUGE
PRINCIPAL: Don Mayes
HEAD COACH: Jay Mayet
COACHING STAFF: Scott Dieterich, Cade Washer,
B.J. Wilson, Matt Shelton,
Cole Robin, David Maryland,
Patrick Spikes, Christian Stansell,
Denton Kirby
2013 RECORD: 9-3
OFFENSE: Double Slot Option
DEFENSE: 3-3-5
SCHEDULE
QB
9/5Catholic
Reggie Hayes
RB/LB Houston Robert
9/12Broadmoor
RB
Aaron Leonard
9/19
OL
Austin Speice
9/26Baker*
KIPP Renaissance
OL/DL Adam Tarver
10/3Brusly*
OL
Justin Kairdolf
10/9
DL
Michael Tarwater
10/17 Glen Oaks*
DB
Josh Stansell
10/24 Port Allen*
University Lab*
10/31OPEN
11/6
West Feliciana*
OUTLOOK
Biggest challenge; depth and the
retirement of Coach Guillot. With
7 offensive returning starters as
well as the majority of offensive
back field and many players on
defense having significant play
time, the Eagles should look very
similar to years past.
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KJ Drummer
Houston Robert
Gabriel Pedigo
Reginald Hayes
Peyton Phillips
Ryan Richard
Austin Girod
Vincent Blackwell
Jaylon Carlin
Aaron Leonard
Chris Rees
Brennan Dorsey
McKane Kinchen
Sam O’Brien
Caleb Meaux
Dwayne Wilson
Wade Simmons
Jacob Ruffin
Tyler Frederick
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Trey Voorhies
Wesley Griffith
Aysar Sheikha
Tyree Lomax
William Fazende
Preston Roberts
Pryce Fletcher
Sam Russell
Dillon Ellender
Matthew Murla
Cole Mayet
Trent Kavanaugh
Kevin Dominique
Caden McGrath
Kenneth Peyton
Graham Ridley
Connor Joffrion
Dominick Manzullo
Parker Kirby
Joseph Roy
Brohn Brignac
Gage O’neal
Tzuriel Pedigo
Robby Scott
Darrius Jones
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Michael Tarwater
Will Teague
BJ Gaines
Adam Tarver
Austin Speice
Thomas Perrett
Xavier Davis
Jordan Cantrell
Jonathan Waguespack
Joshua Fisher
Tyler Boone
Josh Mitchell
Chris Mistretta
Trenton Harrington
Peyton Becnel
Grant Kerstens
Justin Kairdolf
Benji Stansell
Michael Stock
Mason Moore
Mason McKey
Jacob Eichholz
Brett Suits
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9-3A
LUMBERJACKS
PATTERSON
PATTERSON
PRINCIPAL: Rachael Credeur
HEAD COACH: Chad Blanchard
2012 RECORD: 8-2
SCHEDULE
9/5
Brother Martin
10/10 Southern Lab
9/12
East Ascension
9/19Catholic
10/24 E.D. White*
9/26
10/31Berwick*
Vandebilt Catholic
10/3Westlake
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11/7Franklin*
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6-4A
GREEN DEVILS
PLAQUEMINE
PLAQUEMINE
PRINCIPAL: Chandler Smith
HEAD COACH: Paul Distefano
COACHING STAFF: Hunter Markins, Peter Villia,
Kelcy Dotson, Bryan Troxclair,
Matthew Zito, Lydell Key,
Carlos Reado, Cory Alleman,
Jakouri Williams, Ron LeJeunne
2012 RECORD: 10-3
OFFENSE: Wing-T
DEFENSE: 3-3-5
RG
Tyler Boudreaux
C
Kenny Dotson
LG
Kevin Dotson
LT
Jodeci Harris
QB
D’morea Wicks
WR
Austin Mitchell
RB
Jeremy Battiese
TE
Joseph Keller
LB
Jalen Washington
SS
Chazz Edwards
CB
Allen Riley
SS
Cody Brooks
FS
Brian Jordan
CB
Todd Harris
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SCHEDULE
9/5
East Ascension
9/12Brusly
9/19Woodlawn
9/26Jennings
10/3
Southern Lab
10/10Zachary
10/17Belaire*
10/24Lutcher*
10/31 St. Michael*
11/7Tara*
OUTLOOK
Our biggest challenge is replacing
LB Orlando Batiste and RB Julius
Maracalin, as well as losing 5
veteran defensive linemen. Our
team’s strength will be offensive
line, QB play, and secondary. We
have an outstanding senior class
that works hard on the field and in
the classroom.
ROSTER
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Tyler Wesley
Kyle Bosley
Wanye Toussant
Damien Joseph
Todd Harris
Matthew Williams
Jalen Washington
D’Morea Wicks
Chazz Edwards
Steve Conerly
Louis Conerly
Saudi Williams
Brian Jordan
Myron Gibson
Joseph Pown
Cody Brooks
Allen Riley
Tredrian Favroth
Preston Russ
Thomas Powers
Ezekiel Gillis
Treyvon Scott
Braden Boyd
Jared Mosby
Jeremy Battiese
Joseph Keller
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Brian Wilson
Trey Williams
Leeland Williams
Trevor Jones
Fredrick Hollins
Shane Lagard
Michael Sproles
Derrick Flowers
Aubin Hebert
Jeffery Wilson
Joshua Curry
Kobie Harris
Damarius Anthony
DiJon Forest Javonte Green
Kenny Dotson Deshawn North
Joshua Mellion
Tyrese Collins
Jacolby Thomas
Jodeci Harris
Tyler Boudreaux Abraham Delfin Jermaine Spriggs
Kamran Bynum
Kodey Ray
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Jarren Northern
Jeremiah Henderson
Drake Cazes Andre Hebert
Traylon O’Bear
Malcolm Mason
Kevin Dotson Chaz Collier Donald Vondo
Lawrence Hall
Tryrese Druel
Clifton White
Anthony Donachria
Quintrell Anderson PLAQUEMINE
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6-5A
GREEN WAVE
PONCHATOULA
PONCHATOULA
PRINCIPAL: Daniel Strickland
HEAD COACH: Hank Tierney
COACHING STAFF: Scott Hildebrand, Ron Edwards,
Tim Walters, Trey Willie,
Jim Guderian, Doug King,
Tommy Massel, Ian Walters
2012 RECORD: 8-4
OFFENSE: Double Slot Option
DEFENSE: 4-3
SCHEDULE
9/5Jesuit
OT
Blake Stromeyer
9/12Amite
OT
Steve Allen
9/19
OG
Terrell Robertson
9/26Mandeville*
WR
CJ Cole
10/2Northshore*
WR
Marquis Reliford
10/10Covington*
RB
Brian Rodgers
10/17Slidell*
RB
Timotheius Anderson
10/24Fontainebleau*
QB
Christian Campbell
10/31 St. Paul’s*
DE
Reggie Walker
11/7Hammond*
DT
Theron Bonds
DT
Julius Ashton
LB
Jovard Mitchell
LB
John McGowan
S
David Nichols
P/K
Aaron Malik
L.W. Higgins
OUTLOOK
Returning district MVP QB-Christian Campbell, 1000 yard rusher
RB-Brian Rodgers, both starting receivers and 3 offensive
lineman, so offense should be solid. Defensively, 5 of the front
7, led by Reggie Walker return. Secondary is big question mark
with only safety David Nichols returning. Another real strength
is return of kicker Aaron Malik, who should be one of the best
in the state.
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ROSTER
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Jalen Pines
Marquis Reliford
Aaron Malik
Tyrell Anderson
Cameron Sanders
Koby Jackson
David Nichols
Johnathan Boudreaux
Jovard Mitchell
Jeb Kraft
Garland Graves
Christian Campbell
Chris Wells
Jakyle Holmes
Jean Michael Vienna
Darriell Wells
Mason Scofield
Damon Harris
Jacob Lefebvre
Matthew Pines
Brian Rodgers
Darrius Smith
Codarren Mosley
Brandon Vasquez
Matt Mayeaux
Tanner Wallace
Brandon Mcglothern
Jake Vicknair
Thomas Shepherd
John Mcgowan
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Billy Walch
Cody Mills
Dylan Jordan
Marcus Young
Sam True
Kyle Wimberley
Lonnel Harris
Timotheius Anderson
Brante Randall
Brandon Stephany
Devin Mixon
Bradley Reid
Bailey Deliberto
Andre Brazil
Blake Stromeyer
Allan Dragg
Riley Brown
Tommy Hebert
Terrell Robertson
Koby Bryant
Christian Richoux
Jonathan Bickford
Jeremy Williams
Logan Sanders
Cory Patterson
Bradley Stewart
Donovaughn Campbell
Nicholas Brenson
Jeramie Ross
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Taylor Martin
Julius Ashton
Jacques Brechtel
Tazion Mayeaux
Brandon Young
Bradley Turner
Cj Cole
Taylor St. Arnaud
Jack Hay
Reggie Walker
Tyrique Gibson
Cordell Jones
Jahaziel Lee
Theron Bonds
PONCHATOULA
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7-3A
PELICANS
PORT ALLEN
PORT ALLEN
PRINCIPAL: James Jackson
HEAD COACH: Guy Blanchard
2013 RECORD: 3-6
LT
Marcus Keyes
LG
Tarrus Jones
C
Tony Dupree
RG
Troy Latiolias
RT/DE Damon Garner
WR
Lorenzo Osborne
WR/FS Telson Allen
WR
Andre Williams
WR
Dontrus Franklin
RB
Demarcus Franklin
RB
Kevis Ransom
RB/LB Juwan Johnson
QB
Alex Hebert
DE
Marcus Keyes
DT
Deldridge Wiley
DT
Jeremiah Jones
LB
Casper Williams
LB
Ken Broussard Jr.
SS
Jarious Robertson
CB
James Jones
CB
Patrick Banks
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OUTLOOK
SCHEDULE
A young and inexperienced
football team in 2013, the
2014 team returns 11 starters
on offense and 7 on defense.
The Pelicans have a young,
but potentially very powerful
back field and possibly 4 Sr’s on
the offensive line. On defense
the Pelicans return some very
solid starters and should be
able to continue to play their
aggressive
pressure
style
defense. The Pelicans could be
poised to make a run back to the
playoffs, and possibly make some
noise once they get there.
9/5Avoyelles
9/12Redemptorist
9/19Livonia
9/26
West Feliciana*
10/3Baker*
10/10Brusly*
10/17 University Lab*
10/24 Parkview Baptist*
10/31 Glen Oaks*
11/7Dunham
ROSTER
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Marcus Keyes
Malik Green
Deldridge Wiley
Tarrus Jones
Eric Jackson
Nick Kauffman
Troy Latiolias
Damon Garner
Lorenzo Osborne
Telson Allen
Patrick Banks
Chris Doyle
A.J. Bynum
Jeremiah Jones
Trevon Dixon
Anthony Dupree
Juwan Johnson
Landon Bridgewater
Demarcus Franklin
Kevin Ransom Jr.
Darren Howard
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Chris Chritney
Jacoby Anderson
Zaylon Bellamy
Juan Collins
Alex Hebert
Kyle Washington
Casper Williams
Trzavier Antoine
Dontrus Franklin
Jarious Robertson
Kelton Mason
Ken Broussard
Thomas Lundberg
Cameron Battley
Donald Vance
Joshua Snow
Dequinton Davenport
Treveon Moore
Devin Tillman
Kelvin Murphy
De’Ante Woods
Jacolby Jones
Daylon Phillips
Jaylen Davis
Donald Johnson
Markell Dorcey
Treylin Johnson
Keitlen Collins
Eddie Nelson
Brenton Brown
Clyde Robertson
Daniel Barber
Jamon Ausbrooks
Harold Jones
Omar Snearl
Torriando Sims II
Jonte Smith
Rashawn West
Davian Harrison
Norrise Cummings
Diontre Walls
PORT ALLEN
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6-2A
WOLVES
REDEMPTORIST
BATON ROUGE
PRINCIPAL: Dary Glueck
HEAD COACH: Terence Williams
COACHING STAFF: DaJuan Thigpen, Brandon Webb,
Ralph Walker
SCHEDULE
WR
9/4Terrebonne
Donald Johnson
RB/DB Kaleb Battle
9/12
Port Allen
OL
9/19
Madison Prep
Jerrold Johnson
2013 RECORD: 2-9
OL/DL Mike Davis
9/26Capitol*
OL/DL Jordan Chatman
10/3
DEFENSE: 3-4
DB
10/10Dunham*
OFFENSE: Spread
Isaiah Osborne
10/24Belaire
OUTLOOK
10/31Episcopal*
We are in a very competitive district with veteran coaches. We hope to
keep up with the pack with a young team again this year. We will continue
to get better and compete for a district title.
ROSTER
Kaleb Battle
D.J. Johnson
Tyler Mason
Tenoa Alex
Jared Collins
Dallas Wright
Louis Briggs
Christian Brown
Isaiah Osbourne
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East Feliciana*
Greg Pryor
Jordan Chatman
Jerrold Johnson
Mike Davis
Tyler Reese
Eugene Robinson
Robert Kilbourne
Cameron Watts
Donald Fountain
11/7Northeast*
Chase Williams
Kevante Rawls
Nathan McNeal
Keyonne Hawkins
Oddyst Walker
Domoniqic George
Cedric Triplett
Lee Whitaker
8-2A
REBELS
RIVERSIDE ACADEMY
RESERVE
PRINCIPAL: Perry Dicarlo
HEAD COACH: Bill Stubbs
2013 RECORD: 8-2
SCHEDULE
9/5
Evangel Christian
9/12Loranger
9/19
West St. John
9/26
St. James*
10/3
W.L. Cohen*
10/10Fisher*
10/17 Isidore Newman*
10/24 South Plaquemines*
10/31 Sophie B. Wright*
11/7
Carver Collegiate*
ROSTER
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5
Herb Mcgee
Von Julian
Darrion Cook
Jordan Loving
Brandon Sanders
Hardell Mack
Dandre Wilson
Beau Bourgeios
Cameron Cook
Tanner Triche
Drake Perret
Austyn Oubre
James Davis
Jacob Venus
Joe Anderson
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Kendall Martin
Cardez Joseph
Jajuan Bell
Freddie Means
Harrison Heckathorn
Brandon Hymel
Evan Veron
Richie George
Thaddeus Andry
Versell Thompson
Brandon Ralser
Tyler Gauthier
Evan Veron
Kendall Martin
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4-5A SCOTLANDVILLE MAGNET
HORNETS
BATON ROUGE
PRINCIPAL: Howard Davis
HEAD COACH: Eric Randall
COACHING STAFF: Sean Beauchamp, Marcus Randall,
John Jenkins, Delwynn Daigre,
Jeffery Stampley, Jason Stampley,
Jarret Henderson, Carlos Sample
2013 RECORD: 8-2
OFFENSE: Multiple
DEFENSE: 4-3
OUTLOOK
RB
Donald Freeman
SS
Reggie Cleveland
WR
Caleb Harmon
Our biggest concern for 2014 is
no becoming content with our
2013 success.
OL
Joseph Carter
SCHEDULE
CB
Tyrell Henderson
9/5McKinley
OL
Manzie Williams
9/12
East St. John
OL
Nicholas Brom
9/19
Glen Oaks
DL
Martin Batiste
9/26Zachary*
DL
Deandre Jackson
10/3Central*
DE/TE Torrez Williams
10/10Walker*
OL
Kody Holmes
DE
Deandre Williams
10/24 Live Oak*
FB
Joshua Williams
10/31Broadmoor*
11/7Donaldsonville
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6-2A
MAIS
WILDCATS
SILLIMAN INSTITUTE
CLINTON
PRINCIPAL: Ann Kent
HEAD COACH: T.J. Davis
COACHING STAFF: Chad Fontenot, Robert Andress,
Mike Milton, Will Andrews,
Billy Andrews, Brad Bryant
2012 RECORD: 7-3
DEFENSE: 3-4
OL/DL Jozie Milton
OL/DE Jordan Talley
TE/LB Darian Tunstall
WR/FS Caleb Jackson
CB/WR Keifer Bourgeois
FB/DE Michael Beauchamp
QB/DB Zach Kelly
TE/LB Will Douglass
OL
Brian Siebert
ROSTER
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Keifer Bourgeios
Tyren Shelton
John Dylan Cook
Caleb Jackson
John Tal Day
Austin Bizette
Brian Siebert
Michael Beauchamp
Zach Kelly
Devin Gros
Jordan Talley
Trey Hunt
Reed Rushing
Jace DeLee
Patrick Crain
Ryder Lockhart
Chris Sanders
Mason D’Aquilla
Will Douglass
OUTLOOK
The 2014 wildcats will have a their work cut out for them as they look
to extend their playoff streak to 5 consecutive years. It starts with them
replacing 13 seniors and continues with a tough pre-district schedule
that include 3 playoff team and 1 state champion. As the Wildcats eagerly
wait the approaching season they work diligently knowing that they are
capable achieving their goals if they handle adversity, persevere and
NEVER Quit!
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Brian Guidry
Jake Higginbotham
Bobby McCord
Brody Kelly
Reed Howell
Garrett McManus
Jacob Hodges
Andrew Myles
Colton Strain
Mark Gill
Jozie Milton
Josh Mann
Mason Jones
Landon Bass
Nathan Stuckey
Trace McManus
SCHEDULE
8/22
Oak Forest
8/29Simpson
9/5Parklane
9/12Copiah
9/19
Bowling Green*
9/26Centreville*
10/3
Central Private*
10/10Brookhaven
10/17Wayne
10/24 Ben’s Ford Christian*
SILLIMAN INSTITUTE 101
6-1A
KITTENS
SOUTHERN LAB
BATON ROUGE
PRINCIPAL: Ronnie Harrison
HEAD COACH: Nick Mitchell
COACHING STAFF: Corey Brownfield, Eric Holden,
Henry Combs, Andre Davis,
Quinton Dixon, Denmark Reed,
Mike Wicker, Aaron Sutton, Mark
Martin, Kenneth Mitchell
2012 RECORD: 6-8
OFFENSE: Spread
DEFENSE: Multiple
SCHEDULE
9/5
St. Charles Catholic
QB
Bladrick Veal
9/12
University Lab
RB
Demonte Lang
9/19Amite
WR
Curtlan Williams
9/26Donaldsonville
WR
Tevis Abraham
10/3Plaquemine
WR
Devin Dixon
10/10Patterson
WR
Xavier Bell
10/17 Madison Prep*
WR
Derrick Pate
10/24 Christian Life*
C
Trevas Samuel
10/31Varnado*
LT
Chad Smith
LG
D.J. Clark
DE
Deion Rainey
DT
Ben Mason
DT
Shannon Forman
DE
Chris Allen
SS
Malcolm Hall
LB
Dorien Welch
LB
Jonah Granger
FS
Jonard Robinson
CB
Trey Epps
CB
Keenan Granger
OUTLOOK
The 2014 team will be challenged with the task of improving on last year’s
record. Our season started out slow, but we continually improved as
district and the playoffs approached. This was solely due to our belief in
each other and our desire to finish every game. Last year’s Southern Lab
Football Team finished the season in the semi-finals – this year we must
do what it takes to make it to the Mercedes Benz Superdome and win the
State Championship. In order to accomplish our goals, we must play
consistently throughout the season and play every game to dominate.
We have 19 out of 22 starters returning this year with a deeper hunger
and an improved will to win. This experience, coupled with the absence
of injury, should make for an exciting 2014 football season.
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ROSTER
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Xavier Bell
Javahn Fergurson
Demonte Lang
Curtlan Williams
Devin Dixon
Deion Rainey
Tevis Abraham
Quincy Filmore
Tyler Panyonovoung
Pat Green
Carlton Gray
Jelani Bivens
Derrick Pate
Darrius Carter
Malcolm Hall
Trey Epps
Jeremiah Hawkins
Darbbeon Profit
Jaquari Taylor
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Asimeon Coleman
Chase Foster
Rashad Sept
Avery Harris
Janard Robinson
Dorien Welch
Charles Thornton
Damone Clark
Da’vonte White
Keenan Granger
Shannon Forman II
Jonah Granger
Rayvon Scott
Joshua Smith
Aaron Jack
Dwayne Smith
Markus Martin
Chad Brown Jr.
Benjamin Mason
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Cameron Williams
Markell Boyd
Bj Johnson
Tyreek Major
Cedrick Banks
Kordell Thomas
Donald Clark, Jr.
Reginald Perry
Johanese Jackson
Christian Samuel
Trevas Samuel
Trevon Hardnett
Ronnie Smith
Christopher Allen
Brennen Jeanpierre
Louis James III
Karl Patrick Auzenne
Christopher Welch
Cameron Henderson
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7-2A
BULLDOGS
SPRINGFIELD
SPRINGFIELD
PRINCIPAL: Spencer Harris
HEAD COACH: Ryan Serpas
QB
Milan Love
LB
Kaleb Frickey
FB
Josh Taylor
DL
JoJo Kirkland
WR
Dale Ouber
DE
Mark Patterson
TE/LB Jordan Carter
SS
Josh Vicks
C/DL
Jonavon Roberts
WS
William Barnett
G
Will Rogers
FS
Christian Austin
DEFENSE: Odd
G
Maverick May
SCHEDULE
T/DE
Reeves Blankenship
T
Austin Paradelas
S/C
Demariae Claiborne
S/C
Keenan Austin
COACHING STAFF: Mike Janis, Lew Inmon,
Guy Henderlick, Keith Patterson,
John Pace
2012 RECORD: 6-6
OFFENSE: Flexbone
9/5
Lloyd Star
9/12Walker
9/19Albany
9/26
Northlake Christian*
10/3
St. Helena Central*
10/10 False River
10/17 Archbishop Hannan*
10/24Pine*
10/31 Pope John Paul II*
11/7
St. Thomas Aquinas*
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5-5A
GATORS
ST. AMANT
ST. AMANT
PRINCIPAL: Mia Edwards
HEAD COACH: David Oliver
COACHING STAFF: Dwayne Thomassee, Seth Babin,
Justin Moreau, Hunter Crowder,
Jay Brignac, Kenny Guedry,
Keith Childress, Troy Templet,
Marshall Crooks, Kyle Manton,
Marlon Boureois
SCHEDULE
9/5
Warren Easton
9/12
L.W. Higgins
9/19
H.L. Bourgeois
9/26Lutcher
10/3
John Ehret
10/10Catholic*
2013 RECORD: 6-4
10/17McKinley*
DEFENSE: Multiple 50
OFFENSE: Multiple
10/24Woodlawn*
11/7Dutchtown*
OUTLOOK
The 2014 edition of the St. Amant Gators will feature many returning starters, key members and letter winners
from the 2013 team. 33 Seniors will lead the Gators in their quest for a third consecutive berth in the LHSAA
State Playoffs. We are excited to run through the smoke and our Gator’s mouth to open the 2014 campaign.
We have one message for our opponents: You will watch us on game film Saturday through Thursday….but on
Friday nights this fall, you will see our GREATEST HITS! See you at “THE PIT”!
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Devin Chriss
Nathan Taylor
Marquise Hampton
Richard Williams
Christian Schmitt
Jerrick Beckwith
Tanner Mayo
Tyler Dixon
Bryce Richard
Glen Keating
Hayden Mallory
Justin Duhon
Jordan LeBourgeois
Keilyn Raven
Landen Young
Curtis Moss
Trevor Haydel
Mason Prejean
Beau Trabeau
Tyler Robertson
Ethan Babin
Dagan Bourgeois
Briggs Bourgeois
Caffre Jackson
Giovanni Saulny
Alex Templet
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Cody Simmons
Dylan Stephens
Aaron Bell
Jamie LeBlanc
Xavier Anderson
Jamal Vessell
JJ Bernhard
Anthony Wilson
Rontrell Howard
Cade Roddy
Ryan Rivera
Garett Stephens
Alex Derouselle
Luke Bignar
Ben Babineaux
Matthew Romano
Brandon Riley
Tyler Broussard
Jordan Averett
Desmond Allen
Wyatt Walker
Cade Fortenberry
D’Andre Graves
Zack Hebert
Dylan Matherne
Adam Vincent
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Phillip Tassin
Dain Christman
Daniel Dixon
Nathaniel Pierce
Ian Watts
Cade Melancon
Joe Baluch
Jordan Klibert
Jeremiah Schneider
Rhett Firmin
Colby Graves
James McCormack
Landon Boudreaux
Nick Rome
Elliot Turner
Ernest Batiste
D’Andre Sims
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11-3A
COMETS
ST. CHARLES CATHOLIC
LAPLACE
PRINCIPAL: Andrew Cupit
HEAD COACH: Frank Monica
COACHING STAFF: Wayne Stein, Ty Monica,
Alex Marse, Jerry Shexnayder,
Mike Rollo, Terry Roussel
2013 RECORD: 8-4
OFFENSE: Pro
DEFENSE: 3-4
SCHEDULE
9/5
Southern Lab
9/12
East Jefferson
9/19
East Ascension
9/26
Miller-McCoy Academy
10/3
Ville Platte
10/10 John Curtis*
10/17 De La Salle*
10/24 Eleanor McMain*
10/31 Lusher Charter*
11/7
Grace King
RB
Austin Weber
RB
Erron Lewis
TE
Zach Maurin
OG
Michael Bosange
Tyrin Arceneaux
DE
Jonathan Scarpero
Eric Lewis
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ROSTER
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Austin Alberado
Brandon Andry
Tyrin Arceneaux
Dane Authement
Brady Becker
Tevione Bigham
Noah Bork
Michael Bosange
Danile Bosco
John Campbell
Randall Campbell
Thomas Celestin
Don Chauvin Jr.
Bryce Cortez
Trace Cortez
Dylan Deane
Kobi Dennis
Justin DuBose
Cody Duhe
Tyler Forsythe
Ricky Gaubert
Jaelon Gordon
Albert Hane
Michael Hebert
Kobie Houston
Reed Jacob
Jacob Jenson
Jacoby Johnson
Rhett LeBlanc
Charles LeDuff
Eric Lewis
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Erron Lewis
Justin Loupe
Rico Lumar
Trenton Matus
Zach Maurin
Wesley Melancon
Jeffrey Millet
Dustin Mire
Eian Mitchell
Ethan Ocmond
Justin Ory
Patrick Ratliff
Wayne Revere
Andrew Rodrigue
Nicholas Rollo
Zachary Roussell
Tyler Sandefer
Jonathan Scarpero
Nicholas Scioneaux
Fritzel Senauth
Dominic Silvestri
Tahj Smith
Jayce Snowden
Jordan Snowdy
Jayce Tamplain
Cameron Torres
Geoffrey Wagner
Kyle Waguespack
Hunter Waldridge
Austin Weber
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7-2A
HAWKS
ST. HELENA CENTRAL
GREENSBURG
PRINCIPAL: Reginald Douglas
HEAD COACH: Brandon Brown
COACHING STAFF: Benjamin Morgan, Keidrin Davis,
Henry Singleton, Justin Joseph,
Jeremy Williams
2013 RECORD: 2-9
OFFENSE: Multiple
SCHEDULE
9/5Amite
9/12
Live Oak
9/19
St. Martin
9/26
A.J. Ellender
10/3Springfield*
10/10 Northlake Christian*
DEFENSE: Multiple
10/17 Pope John Paul II*
10/24 St. Thomas Aquinas*
WR
Datrel Brumfield
WR
William Moore
LB
Sidney Banks
DB
LaJarious Floyd
DB/RB Dussell Cooper
WR/DB LaTrone Williams
LB
Trent Tanner
DB
Damien Morgan
FB
Darrell Hampton
OL
Michael Murray
DL
Darrell Bowman
OL
Toriae Scott
OL
James Dunn
DL
Kevin Taylor
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11/7Pine*
ROSTER
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Domenique Johnson
Datrel Brumfield
William Moore
Sidney Banks
Rickey Travis
LaJarious Floyd
Dussell Cooper
LaTrone Williams
Darius Stovall
Troy Hurst
Bruce Williams
Quinton Griffin
Kevin Otkins
Trent Tanner
Arnold Strawder
Joel Hamler
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Shakur Doughty
Joshua Hughes
Frednando Muse
Cordell Williams
Aaron Hurst
Damien Morgan
Lynn Rudison
Troy Jackson
Darrell Hampton
Douglass Mahaffey
Therron Johnson
Carlos Rodarte
Devin Taylor
Brandon Brumfield
Jacord Russell
Michael Murray
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Darrell Bowman
DeMarkus Glass
KeJuan Scott
Tarian Burton
Toriae Scott
Bruce Robertson
James Dunn
LaMarco Travis
Kevin Taylor
Taylor Huff
OUTLOOK
Year 1 is over for Coach Brown and the Hawks and now the goal is not only to be competitive but to be successful,
“NOW”. The Hawks look forward to the upcoming season with renewed sense of optimism within the program
centered on the motto, “Small Town, Big Expectations!!!” The players and coaching staff have a burning desire
to build a successful football program that the St. Helena Parish Community will once again be proud of.
When the Hawks take the field this fall, the players at St. Helena will be bigger, faster, and stronger, and also
play a more discipline and physical style of football. After a 2-9 finish and a 1st round playoff appearance in
2013, the players and coaches made a commitment to getting better and they have been working extremely hard
to make sure they do not duplicate the season they experienced last season. St. Helena will also have plenty of
experience on the field when this fall comes around.
The Hawks will be returning 12 seniors. Those seniors will be called upon to provide great leadership on and
off the field. At St. Helena the senior players are asked to take charge and be examples to the rest of the team.
As a program St. Helena is trying to change the culture and climate of our school and program and it starts with
our senior leaders. Some of the senior leaders and captains are: Dussell Cooper, LaJarious Floyd, Trent Tanner,
Darrell Bowman, Sidney Banks, and LaTrone Williams. Although the seniors will lead, those seniors will be well
complemented by a group of talented underclassmen. With the amount of talented underclassmen the Hawks
have, look for St. Helena to be strong for a while.
“Small Town, Big Expectations,” is not just a motto; it’s the attitude, identity, and heartbeat of the program. That
attitude will be shown this fall when the Hawks take the field with renewed toughness, discipline, commitment,
confidence, and passion. St. Helena looks to make an impact in 2A football this fall.
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8-2A
WILDCATS
ST. JAMES
ST. JAMES
PRINCIPAL: Michael Kennedy
HEAD COACH: Dwain Jenkins
COACHING STAFF: Chris Daigle, Aaron Meyer,
Byron Keller, Rowdy Martinez,
Shawn Smith, Lou Guillot,
Eltonary Dubre
2013 RECORD: 6-7
OFFENSE: Spread
DEFENSE: Multiple
QB
Lowell Narcisse
LB
Aquindas Steib
DT
Jonta Jones
LB/DE Angelois Washington
DB
Mason Scott
RB
Camrin Grows
OUTLOOK
The 2013 run to quarterfinals has
returned the level of expectations
in the program. After suffering
no wins in the playoffs since
2009, the Wildcats managed to
upset Lake Arthur and Sterlington
before falling to the 2013 State
Champions, Kinder. St. James
core will still be young but gained
valuable experience in 2013.
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SCHEDULE
9/4
West St. John
9/12
E.D. White
9/19
Vandebilt Catholic
9/26
Riverside Academy*
10/3Fisher*
10/10 Isidore Newman*
10/17 South Plaquemines*
10/24 Sophie B. Wright*
10/31 Carver Collegiate Academy*
11/6
W.L. Cohen*
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Lowell Narcisse
Curtlan Johnson
Mason Scott
Demarcus Williams
Rashod Pierre
Camrin Grows
Jarel Joseph
Jai Lewis
Tevin Gros
Aquindas Steib
Hunter Colwart
Jaylon Braxton
Qui han tai Adams
Shawn Preston
Dontaze Costly
Ceth Cooper
DeQuincy Robinson
Lymell Zenon
Malik Brown
Kollon Steib
Kaelan Zenon
Ger-Marish Mayho
Glen Brown
Keathon Hogan
Fabian Steib
Darrian Harry
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DiJon Landry
Dondre Gibson
Angelios Washington
DeWayne White
Tyriek Stewart
Shavion Williams
Tyren Jasmin
Brehlun Domino
Chance Frazier
Tyren Vinning
Cameron Moses
Joshua Hines
Dalton Pierre
Andre Dennis
Jonathan Tregre
Ty Lassere
Tyler Williams
Hunter Kraemer
Eltonary Oubre
Trevaugh Bolden
Tyler Broden
Jordan Wilson
Zyshonne Harry
Byrce Brazan
Adarielle Johnson
Raymon Patterson
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Kyren Harris
Raijah James
Jarrius Hooker
Jonta Jones
Seth Kraemer
Ronald Steib
Byrant Grows
Tywon Johnson
Byron Carey
Jason Dumas
Chase Davis
Chandon Hickerson
Khalil Joseph
Colby Kraemer
Markell Smith
Derick Tyler
Michael Keller
Michael Phenix
Rashaun Weber
Aaron McKenny
Rashaan Charles
Ashton Dennis
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8-1A
EAGLES
ST. JOHN
PLAQUEMINE
PRINCIPAL: Cherle Schlatre
HEAD COACH: Oliver Crockett
2013 RECORD: 3-7
SCHEDULE
9/4Brusly
9/12Episcopal
10/17 White Castle*
9/19Dunham
9/26
North Vermilion
10/2Erath
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11/7
Ascension Christian*
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6-4A
WARRIORS
ST. MICHAEL
BATON ROUGE
PRINCIPAL: Ellen Lee
HEAD COACH: Paul Varnado
COACHING STAFF: Gary Burnett, Eddie Pleasant,
Christian Lopiparo, Craig Saylor,
Kyle Cunningham, Chad Davis,
Paul Fletcher, Matthew Heltz
2012 RECORD: 4-7
OFFENSE: Multiple
DEFENSE: Multiple
QB
Jeffrey Vaccaro
WR
Logan Rome
RB
Jacob LaCour
RB
Davon Parker
OL/DT Jacob Loupe
OL
Christian Sunseri
OL
Connor Mains
OL
William Englade
OL
Trey Bourgeois
DE
Luke Hoover
DE
Logan Knox
LB
A.J. Fletcher
LB
Kyle Buvens
SS
Michael Ostrom
FS
Jude Housewright
CB
C.J. McGarner
CB
Matthew Butler
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OUTLOOK
SCHEDULE
There is a great deal of excitement
about this year’s St. Michael
High School Football Team. The
Warriors have several returning
starters in key positions and a
big class of 19 senior leaders.
Dedication during the summer
strength
and
conditioning
program, offensive and defensive
development
during
7-on-7
competition and the progression
of new starting players will
be determining factors in the
Warriors’ success.
9/5Walker
9/12
De La Salle
9/19
Live Oak
9/26Loranger
10/3
Jewel Sumner
10/10Lutcher*
10/16Broadmoor
10/24Tara*
10/31Plaquemine*
11/6Belaire*
St. Michael finished the 2013 season with a record of 4-7 and
suffered an opening round playoff loss to St. Thomas More. Last year’s
challenging season allowed the Warriors to develop several new starters
in preparation for the 2014 season. If they can stay healthy and focused,
the St. Michael Warriors should look forward to a successful season and
an opportunity to make a run in the playoffs.
ROSTER
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Johnavon Pitcher
Mathew Butler
C.J. McGarner
Scott Terrell
Ashton Fletcher
Jeffrey Vaccaro
Jacob Dawson
Jude Housewright
Jordan Dudley
Christopher Reid
Nicholas Lacour
Dwain Varisco
Brady Robertson
Davon Parker
Jacob LaCour
A.J. Myles
Nathan Scott
Logan Rome
Kade Robillard
Zach Tolbert
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Payne Smith
Alex Duenckel
Logan Knox
Jacob Carughi
Brandon Chambers
Taylor Daniels
Keegan Valdry
Will Hartmann
Chance Boring
Jonathon Culivan
Kyle Buvens
Connor Mains
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Christian Sunseri
Hunter Fruge
Brennan Lacour
James Albano
Steven Maestas
Anthony Brady
Jacob Loupe
Robert Quiroga
Wyatt Bergeron
Thomas Miller
Trent Porche
Ross Scelfo
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Andre Husers
Spencer Buvens
Christian Nguyen
Kane Yeung
Trey Bourgeois
Luke Hoover
Will Englade
Beau Morris
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Tyler Held
Nicholas Grass
Michael Ostrom
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7-2A
FALCONS
ST. THOMAS AQUINAS
HAMMOND
PRINCIPAL: Jose Becerra
HEAD COACH: John White
COACHING STAFF: Tommy Bolton, Cass Hargis,
Jamie Flanagan, Randell Legette,
Steven Champagne, Mike Stant
2012 RECORD: 9-2
OFFENSE: Spread
DEFENSE: 4-2-5
SCHEDULE
FB
Ralph Haynes
9/5Loranger
OG
Richard Henry
9/12Albany
DE
Jesse Hester
9/19
J.S. Clark
DT
Edwin Alexander
9/26
Pope John Paul II*
DE
Collin Lee
10/3Pine*
DB
Brad Shafer
DB
Cameron Dantzler
10/17 Northlake Christian*
DB
Hunter Stanley
10/24 St. Helena Central*
11/7Springfield*
ROSTER
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Edward Cooper
Brad Lewis
Cameron Dantzler
Jacob Becerra
Brady Beccerra
Brad Shafer
Ralph Haynes
Reed Bolton
Brad Lamonte
Hunter Stanley
John Matthews
Mason Miller
Dominic Schiro
Jesse Hester
Preston Richardson
Brett Bass
Dujuan James
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Daniel Fox
Jacob Bordok
Vincent Rusciano
Dylan Crossie
Trey Milazzo
Luke DiBenedetto
Lance McCalla
Hayes Perrilloux
Walter Henderson
Samuel Abene
Logan Thompson
Roman Moschitta
Collin Lee
Jake Richardson
Jalen Bickham
Mason Valure
Jarrett Jordan
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99
Aaron Mixon
Zach Gras
Chris Boudoin
Richard Henry
Kitch Taylor
Patrick Davis
Corinthius Matthews
Landon Blackwell
Gabe Stant
Trey Jackson
Edwin Alexander
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6-4A
TROJANS
TARA
BATON ROUGE
OUTLOOK
QB
Jaylen Williams
RB
Leonard Williams
WR
Da’Monte Coxie
WR
George Washington
TE
James Gay
OL
Al Wilson
DB
Josh McCoy
DB
Trevon Travis
The Tara Trojans look to build
on the momentum of a winning
season and playoff appearance
last season. With fourteen
returning starters and several
key role players, the Trojans
are working to improve on
last year’s 5 – 4 record and
looking to advance past the BiDistrict round of the playoffs.
LB
Douglas Whitehead
DL
Brandon Fontenot
9/4Baker
LB
Kelvin Burton
9/12
LB
Jermaine Forman
9/19Northeast
LB
Joseph Guillory
9/26
Glen Oaks
DB
Derick Braggs
10/3
Madison Prep
PRINCIPAL: Karen Triche
HEAD COACH:
Weber “Cooter” Mansur III
COACHING STAFF: Moroni Pointer, Ryan Parish,
Paul Martin, McKinney Evans,
Clay Randolph, Vernon Langley,
Joshua Stevenson
2013 RECORD: 5-4
OFFENSE: Multiple-Spread
DEFENSE: 3-3
SCHEDULE
Amite County
10/10Belaire*
10/17Lutcher*
10/24 St. Michael*
10/31 Live Oak
11/7Plaquemine*
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7-5A
TIGERS
THIBODAUX
THIBODAUX
PRINCIPAL: Glen Haydel
HEAD COACH: Chris Dugas
COACHING STAFF: Mike Young, Darrell Hebert,
Lenny Ford, Marc Gonzales,
Marcus Washington, Carey Melvin,
Arthur Bernard, Jamie Himel,
Luis Alcazar, Daniel Trosclair
2013 RECORD: 6-5
OFFENSE: Spread
DEFENSE: 4-3
SCHEDULE
QB
Peyton Bonvillian
9/4
Archbishop Shaw
OL
Joshua Matherne
9/12
Vandebilt Catholic
OL
Hunter Melancon
9/19Assumption
C
Brennan Burrell
9/26Hahnville*
DB
Chris Bryant
10/3
LB/DB Andy Brown
10/10Destrehan*
DL
Jude Theriot
10/17Terrebonne*
DL
Marquis Garman
10/24 East St. John*
OUTLOOK
The biggest challenge for the Tigers in 2014 will be replacing the entire
offensive skill set from a year ago. We hope to continue on the success
of a year ago in making the playoffs, but our team’s number one goal is
to take the next step and advance in the playoffs this season.
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H.L. Bourgeois*
10/31 South Lafourche*
11/7
Central Lafourche*
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7-3A
CUBS
UNIVERSITY LAB
BATON ROUGE
PRINCIPAL: Albert Camburn
HEAD COACH: Chad Mahaffey
COACHING STAFF: Andy Martin, Burke Broussard,
David Neubauer, Nick Gleuck,
Blake Hollingsworth, Miles
Landry, Joe Womack, James
Piker, Michael Kennedy
2013 RECORD: 13-1
SCHEDULE
QB
Manny Miles
DE
Vondero Weir
RB
Nick Brossette
DT
Jordan Davis
WR
Tre Jackson
DT
Sam Wharton
WR
Jake Wharton
LB
Laryon James
WR
Mark Gravois
LB
Dylan Moses
WR
Logan Hall
SS
Titus Nelson
C
Matt Lasalle
SS
Brennan Boudreaux
G
Brendan Holliday
FS
Jalon Baker
9/5
Teurlings Catholic
G
Reuel Walker
CB
Khristian Mims
9/12
Southern Lab
T
Adrian Ealy
CB
Malik Antoine
9/19LaGrange
T
E J Oglesby
9/26Brusly*
DE
Thomas Moore
10/3
Glen Oaks*
10/9
Parkview Baptist*
10/17 Port Allen*
10/24 Denham Springs
11/7Baker*
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OUTLOOK
This season, a small but talented senior class will lead our team which is coming off a state championship game
appearance. This senior class has won three consecutive district championships, and will have to have another
outstanding season to finish with four straight. The team seems to have a great chemistry, and I believe that
they have the attitude that it takes to become a championship team. The big question for this team is are they
satisfied with the achievements of previous teams, or are they willing to do what it takes to succeed even further.
Offensively, we return only 4 starters. We have a returning QB in Manny Miles and a returning RB in Nick
Brossette. There are two seniors with a great deal of experience on the offensive lines, but the rest of the unit is
untested. At wide receiver, we will have to replace two very productive receivers in D’Vante Dotson and Brandt
Broussard. Tre Jackson looks to be the leader of the group after having played more defense in his career to
this point. Jake Wharton after missing last year due to injury looks to provide a physical presence and some
versatility to the wide receiving corps.
Our defense will also have to replace a number of key starters lost to graduation. As a whole, we have a great
deal of experience in the back half, but up front is where we will be less experienced. The players looking to start
for the first time are capable, they just need to gain experience to help
this unit continue its effective play. Dylan Moses broke the school record
for tackles as a freshman, and Laryon James also racked up over 100
tackles. This duo should be primed for a great year after being first time
starters last year. In the secondary, Jalon Baker, Malik Antoine, and Tre
Jackson have a good deal of experience and will have to be the leaders
back there. Sam Wharton is the lone returning starter on the defensive
line, and he will have to improve this season to make up for the losses
from graduation.
Our non-district schedule is very difficult with games versus Teurlings
Catholic, Southern Lab, Denham Springs, and Lagrange. All of these
teams made the playoffs last season and have a great deal of talent
returning. The success of the 2013 team has certainly made the target
on the back of this year’s team even larger. Our district has a number
of successful programs and coaches in it, and we expect the district
competition to be outstanding once again. As always, our division in the
playoff brackets will be one of the most difficult in the state.
UNIVERSITY LAB 125
4-5A
WILDCATS
WALKER
WALKER
PRINCIPAL: Jason St. Pierre
HEAD COACH: Dwayne Severio
COACHING STAFF: Gary Coates, James Roberts,
Brandon Lawdey, John Compton,
Aaron Clark, Ross Levy,
Erik Peterson, Tim Ard,
Randy Sandifed, Matt Carter,
Michael Rheams
2013 RECORD: 2-8
OFFENSE: Multiple
DEFENSE: Multiple
DB
Kyle Nevels
DB
Ladrian Talbert
DB
Jaleel Hill
DB
Jacob Kennedy
DB
Chandler Fredrick
126 WALKER
OUTLOOK
SCHEDULE
The biggest challenge for this
year’s squad will be replacing 29
seniors from last year’s team.
Having said that, we will like our
young kids. The team is working
hard in the weight room and on
the field this offseason. The team
will have many key positions to fill
before the season begins, but with
the hard work this young team has
shown this summer it should be
an exciting 2014 football season.
9/5
St. Michael
9/12Springfield
9/19Pineville
9/26Broadmoor*
10/2Loranger
10/10Scotlandville*
10/17 Live Oak*
10/24Zachary*
10/31Central*
11/7
Denham Springs*
ROSTER
Cody Addams
Ben Alexander
Jeffery Bell
Cody Bethel
David Bewely
Terry Bozeman
Perris Britt
Martin Brooks
Skylar Brown
Kane Buckhalter
Easton Cifreo
Noah Cox
Austin Craig
Aveyon Dorsey
Mason Dwyer
Shaiman Early
Logan Eblan
Chandler Fredrick
Andrew Garcia
Landon Gomez
Tyrie Green
Jimmy Gursynski
Logan Hazel
Keisean Hester
Jaleel Hill
Jalen Hills
Jeremy Hills
Cade Hood
Trey Ishee
Tristen Jenkins
Trey Keller
Jacob Kennedy
Peyton Killcrease
Austin Lee
Kenyon Lustfield
Garrett Madere
Ian May
Austen Mcintyr
Jacob Miller
Trace Peyton
Wes Price
Brandon Racca
DJ Richardson
Colton Romito
Brett Ross
Jacoby Scott
Jon Paul St. Pierre
Ladrian Talbert
Kaden Terrance
Clarke Turner
Malik Turner
Anthony Montgomery
Bailey Moore
Kyle Nevels
Mac Patterson
Justin Perry
Devin Peters
Caleb Verdin
Chris Wascom
Cameron Wheat
Hunter Prirst
Hunter Smith
Terrell Warner
WALKER 127
7-3A
HORNETS
WEST FELIICIANA
ST. FRANCISVILLE
PRINCIPAL: Jim Carroll
HEAD COACH: Rob Odom
2013 RECORD: 7-3
SCHEDULE
9/5
East Feliciana
10/10 Glen Oaks*
9/12
Franklin Parish
10/17Baker*
9/19
St. Louis
10/24Brusly*
9/26
Port Allen*
10/31 University Lab*
10/3Kentwood
128 WEST FELICIANA
11/6
Parkview Baptist*
8-1A
RAMS
WEST ST. JOHN
EDGARD
PRINCIPAL: Erica Merrick
HEAD COACH: Robert Valdez
2013 RECORD: 8-2
SCHEDULE
9/4
St. James
9/12Bogalusa
9/19
Riverside Academy
9/26
Holy Cross
10/31 St. John*
10/3
A.J. Ellender
11/7
White Castle*
WEST ST. JOHN 129
6-3A
WOLF PACK
WEST ST. MARY
BLADWIN
PRINCIPAL: Derrick White
HEAD COACH: Marquis Newsome
2013 RECORD: 4-6
130 WEST ST. MARY
SCHEDULE
9/4Opelousas
10/10 Notre Dame*
9/11Loreauville
10/17Kaplan*
9/19
10/24 North Vermilion*
Morgan City
9/26Northwest
10/30Erath*
10/3Ferriday
11/7Abbeville*
8-1A
BULLDOGS
WHITE CASTLE
WHITE CASTLE
PRINCIPAL: Charley Handy III
HEAD COACH: Lamar Thomas
COACHING STAFF: Kevin Jackson, Robert madere,
John McDaniel, Dawan Carter,
Elliot Delome
2013 RECORD: 8-3
OFFENSE: Jet Wing
DEFENSE: 4-2 & 3-3 Multiple
DE/RB Daniel Edwards
QB
Jacory Jones
RB/DB Dontrell Taylor
FB/SS Harold Zachary
CB
Marlon Lewis
LB/TE Jared Jones
SCHEDULE
9/5
Morgan City
9/12
Covenant Christian
9/19Donaldsonville
9/26
ROSTER
1
2
3
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
14
15
20
22
23
24
Jacory Jones
Christopher Major
Kolby Sparrow
Tyrin Simon
Jeremy Richard
Jared Jones
Marlon Lewis
Quinton Sanders
Tyrin Breaux
Orthello Batiste
Dontrell Taylor
Calvin Saylor
Jordan Jones
Dequain Jackson
Dajour Chaney
Bretton Williams
Daniel Edwards
25
31
32
33
40
50
51
52
55
56
58
62
72
74
77
82
Harold Zachary
Marquez Green
Marvel Asberry
Devin McNair
Eddie Ned
Malik White
Tyrek Saylor
Felton Dominique
Louis Adler
Damicah Carter
Shawndrick Stevenson
Tavon Stewart
Trevor Stewart
Columbus Willis
Calvin Deggs
Kevin Coleman
OUTLOOK
Our biggest challenges for 2014 will be overcoming the youth and
inexperience of our team.
Westminster Christian
10/3Iowa
10/17 St. John*
11/7
West St. John*
WHTIE CASTLE 131
5-5A
PANTHERS
WOODLAWN
BATON ROUGE
SCHEDULE
QB
Charles Brooks
9/5
Denham Springs
TE
Courtlen Walker
9/12
Madison Prep
WR
Ryan Williams
9/19Plaquemine
OL
TJ Coleman
9/26
DL
Jeremy Jackson
10/3Assumption
DB
Eltorrian Glidersleeve
10/10Dutchtown*
2013 RECORD: 4-7
DB
Jontrell London
LB
Ken Harris
10/24 St. Amant*
DEFENSE: 3-4
OL
Cade Callaway
10/31Catholic*
PRINCIPAL: Daniel Edwards
HEAD COACH: Brett Beard
COACHING STAFF: Brian Smith, George Templet,
Wendell Evers, Travis Rose,
John Robinson, Burnell Taylor,
Jami Longmire, Ron Turpin,
Dan Williams, Brent Broussard,
Mike Manguno
OFFENSE: Spread
Warren Easton
11/7McKinley*
OUTLOOK
Look to have continued growth in discipline, commitment, and the ability to compete for 48 minutes. If we can
grow these aspects of our program in year 2 then we will have a chance for great success every day and every
game. We definitely have goals to work towards that are driving our program to be better than ever before. We
have a group of men committed to the process that has a lot of fun and passion for competing which excites us
all around our school and football program.
132 WOODLAWN
ROSTER
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
Cameron Ford
Charles Brooks
Ed Williams
Eltorrian Gildersleeve
Tyrone Jackson
Ashton Johnson
Sean Moore
Jamari Nelson
Ryan Williams
Tyran Winn
Taj Sullivan
Quincy Vessel
Malik Brady
Courtlen Walker
Dillan Whitehall
Drake Miller
Justin Hills
Jyron Anderson
Tyler Poole
William Oliver
Randy Ealam
Sean Snowden
Eric Williams
Troy Domino
Jarrod Paulin
Jontrell London
Rychee Martin
Jonathan Prior
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
Jordan London
Brandon Williams
Joel Molina
Lionel Bell
Chet Herndon
Dante Coleman
Donte Doyle
Hassan Chabayta
Darion Johnson
Renwick Jordan
Sam Selders
Nick Day
Shedrick Hawkins
Jaime Vanegas
Ken Harris
Henry Monley
Davian Mitchell
Josh Robinson
Brandon Denmark
Gage Stafford
Kietrich Seriale
Ed Ducre
Cade Callaway
Nate Roberson
Omer Mohammed
Tyrell Lewis
Jeremy Jackson
David May
57
58
59
60
62
65
67
69
70
72
74
75
76
78
80
81
82
84
85
86
87
88
89
91
92
94
99
Kendrell Shaw
Kaleb Bell
Kendrick Lewis
Quentin Nonette
Jarvis Paulin
Austin Sanders
Cole Perkins
Corey Ward
D’Angelo Marigny
T.J. Coleman
Soloman Jones
Xavier Moore
Dillian Roy
Aaron White
Zhudi Zaben
Aaron Gilbert
Khidhr Al-Mustafa
Robert Buchanan
Jeremiah Gardner
Jonathan Scott
Ray Tate
Trevis Johnson
John Perry
Raymond Vincent
Isaac Drury
Jordan Anderson
Davin Anderson
WOODLAWN 133
4-5A
BRONCOS
ZACHARY
ZACHARY
PRINCIPAL: Wes Watts
HEAD COACH: David Brewerton
COACHING STAFF: Kenny Langlois, Jason Davis,
Kendal Cleveland, Mike Fouquier,
Robbie Yellot, Steve Thomas,
Gerry Garidel, Johnny Nagle,
Pat Hall, Chris Carrier
2013 RECORD: 9-4
OFFENSE: Spread
DEFENSE: Multiple
SCHEDULE
OUTLOOK
9/5
The Broncos look to expand on
the quarterfinal run that they
enjoyed a season ago. With a new
head coach and several new staff
members, it will be important to
make sure the new systems are
picked up on quickly. Spring
practice went very well and the
expectations are high. 12 starters
return (6 offense and 6 defense)
so there is some experience
coming back to lead the team.
C.E. Byrd
9/12Northwest
9/19
East Feliciana
9/26Scotlandville*
10/3
Live Oak*
10/10Plaquemine
10/17Central*
10/24Walker*
11/7Broadmoor*
134 ZACHARY
TRACK YOUR TEAM
135
COLLEGE SCHEDULES
136
SCHEDULE
SCHEDULE
SCHEDULE
8/30Wisconsin
8/30
Louisiana Lafayette
8/30Jacksonville
9/06
Sam Houston
9/06
Central Methodist
9/6
9/13
UL Monroe
9/13
Northwestern State
9/13Tulane
9/20
Mississippi State*
9/20
Prairie View A&M*
9/20
Southeast Missouri State
9/27
New Mexico State
9/27
Alcorn State*
9/27
Incarnate Word*
10/4Auburn*
10/4
Arkansas Pine Bluff*
10/4
Northwestern State*
10/11Florida*
10/11 Alabama A&M*
10/11Lamar*
10/18Kentucky*
10/25 Jackson State*
10/18 Central Arkansas*
10/25 Ole Miss*
11/1
Alabama State*
10/25 Stephen F. Austin*
11/8Alabama*
11/8
Texas Southern*
11/8
11/15Arkansas*
11/15 Mississippi Valley State*
11/15 McNeese State*
11/27 Texas A&M*
11/29Grambling*
11/20 Nicholls State*
Southern Utah
Houston Baptist*

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