The Lutcher Bulldogs opened up district play versus the Vandebilt Catholic Terriers with a dominating win 42-7. Senior quarterback D'Wanye "Lunch" Winfield had an incredible performance finishing the game with 238 yards passing, 152 yards rushing, & 4 total touchdowns. 

The Bulldogs struck early when D'Wanye Winfield hit Trenton Chaney for a 62 yard bomb for a touchdown to go up 7-0 with 6:35 left in the first quarter. Winfield came right back on their next possession & scored on a 43 yard keeper to go up 14-0 with 53 seconds left in the first quarter. 

The Terriers responded back when Robert Blanchard connected with Teddy Gawlik on a 9 yard fade for a touchdown to make the score 14-7 with 9:14 left in the second quarter. Touchdowns from Winfield on a 36 yard keeper & a 6 yard run off of a speed sweep from Tylin Johnson put the Bulldogs up 28-7 at the half. 

Winfield accounted for his fourth touchdown of the night when he scored on a 18 yard keeper to extend the Bulldogs lead to 35-7 with 9:51 left in the third quarter. Dameium Marcell would score the Bulldogs final touchdown of the night on a 13 yard run off of a speed sweep making it 42-7.

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The St. Augustine Purple Knights defense forced a turnover on Karr's first possession after (Tulane commit) Jahrie Garner caught an interception off of a pass that went sailing in the air because of a big hit from Shane Payton. But the Cougars defense would hold & A.J Samuel would hook up with Tyrone Wilson for a 5 yard touchdown pass to go up 7-0 with 6:25 in the first.

Special Teams would play a huge factor in the game early when Kylen Lampton took a punt return 58 yards for a touchdown to put the Cougars up 14-0. The ensuing kickoff, Brennan Harris Jr. scooped up a fumble & returned it 31 yards for a touchdown to increase the lead to 21-0 with 4:22 left in the first quarter. 

The Purple Knights stop the bleeding a little when Clint Langford scored on a 8 yard run to cut the lead to 21-7 with 2:44 left in the first quarter. The Cougars would score 21 straight points to go up 42-7 at the half with touchdowns from A.J Samuel to Tavis Williams for a 23 yard pass, Samuel a 9 yard run, & Deantre Jackson on a 57 yard run. 

Chris Vasquez would put the finishing touches on the Purple Knights with a 11 yard touchdown run to put the Cougars up 49-7. 

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The St. James Wildcats improved to (2-1) after a dominant win against the Thibodaux Tigers (1-2) last Friday 49-25. A big reason for that was because of senior Kaden Williams who had an outstanding performance with 331 yards rushing on only 16 carries & 4 touchdowns. 

Williams struck early on the first possession of the game with a 79 yard touchdown run to put the Wildcats up 6-0. The Tigers would drive all the way down the field to the 1 yard line, but the Wildcats defense was able to hold them to a field goal making 6-3 with 7:23 left in the first quarter.  Quarterback Braden Williams then hooked up with (LSU Commit) Khai Prean on a 7 yard touchdown pass to put the Wildcats up 12-3 late in the first quarter. 

The Wildcats defense came up with a big turnover when Jaden Aubert picked off a pass at their own 33 yard line. Williams would then find Kobe Brown for a 41 yard touchdown pass to extend their lead 20-3 with 11:23 left in the second quarter. The Tigers would respond after Kanye Holmes scored on a 1 yard run to cut the lead to 20-10 in the second. 

Kaden Williams would score on runs of  36 & 99 yards to give the Wildcats a 34-10 lead late in the second. Braden Williams added salt to the womb right before halftime with a dart he threw to Kobe Brown for a 13 yard touchdown pass in the corner of the end zone to make the score 41-10 at the break. 

The Wildcats would only score one time in the second half & it came from a 18 yard run that gave Kaden Williams his fourth touchdown of the night. St. James will face Assumption & Thibodaux will take on district opponent East St. John this Friday. 

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The H.L Bourgeois Braves & Ellender Patriots came into their week three game 0-2, which made this matchup very pivotal for both programs the rest of the season. 

The Braves struck first when Gavin Vordick hit Drake Dubois on a 38 yard touchdown pass to take a 6-0 lead early in the first. The Patriots responded with Xaviah Bryant capping off their drive with a 6 yard touchdown run to go up 7-6 with 3:05 left in the first. 

Quan Harris gave the Braves some momentum after he picked off a pass, which led to Vordick throwing his second touchdown of the night to Jacoby Harris that put them back up 14-7 in the second quarter. Bryant would score another touchdown for the Patriots on a 5 yard run to tie the game at 14 with 5:54 left in the second.

The turning point of the game came when Quan Harris scored on a 17 yard run off of a speed sweep with 14 seconds left before halftime for the Braves to go up 20-14. 

The final score of the game came when Vordick scored on a 12 yard keeper to extend the Braves lead to 26-14 with 6:23 left in the fourth quarter. La'Qaun Johnson would cap the game off for the Braves with an interception with less than a minute in the game. 

The Braves move to 1-2 & will take on another rival this Friday versus Terrebonne (1-2). Ellender falls to 0-3 & will start district play versus Morgan City (1-2).

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The Mississippi St. Bulldogs are coming into Death Valley Saturday 2-0 with wins versus Memphis & Arizona. Mike Leach's Air Raid offense put 49 & 39 points in both contests, which should have the Tigers first year  defensive coordinator Matt House very concerned. 

The Bulldogs quarterback Will Rogers threw for 450 yards & 5 touchdowns versus Memphis, then came back against Arizona & threw for 313 yards & 4 touchdowns. And he has done a great job of spreading the ball around to four different receivers with 10 receptions or more. Oh & by the way, Rogers threw for 371 yards, 3 touchdowns, & 1 interception versus the Tigers last season. 

Zack Arnette is the best defensive coordinator Mike Leach has had since arriving to Starkville three years ago. His defense has forced 5 turnovers the first two games & expect Arnette to bring exotic pressure to confuse the Tigers offensive line. And with Jaiden Daniels looking like a one read & bail quarterback, that won't bold well for him on Saturday. 

Keys to LSU Winning  - 

1.) Running back John Emery & the rest of the Tigers' backfield having a good game to control the clock & keep that Air Raid offense off of the field as much as possible.

2.) LSU's defense being able to tackle in space against the short passing game

3.) Jaiden Daniels being able to complete passes down the field to his big play receivers 

4.) The offensive line being able to protect Daniels versus the blitz

5.) Winning the time of possession & special teams. 

The Edna Karr Cougars made a statement early versus the Scotlandville Hornets scoring three straight  touchdowns from quarterback A.J Samuel to Sanchez Bryant on a 26 yard pass plus two runs of 3 & 11 yards from Deantre Jackson to make the score 20-0 at the end of the first.

 The Cougars would slow down a little bit scoring only once on a 4 yard run by Chris Vasquez to make the score 26-0 at the half. Running back Deantre Jackson extended his team's lead to 33-0 with another scoring run of 14 yards. The Hornets would finally get on the board with a 7 yard run from Convanta Milligan along with a successful two point conversion making the score 33-8 with 2:20 left in the third. 

Jackson would score his fourth touchdown of the night after breaking loose for a 52 yard run to make it 40-8 with a little under a minute left in the third.

Defensive back Ryan Robinson would pick off a pass on the next possession for the Cougars to set his team up once again at the Hornets 31 yard line. Desmond Favorite would score the final touchdown of the game for the Cougars to make the final score 46-8.

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The Kennedy Cougars & Terrebonne Tigers both came into their week two matchup 1-0. Both teams were pretty much evenly matched, which was why the game came down to the finals seconds. 

Kicker Nahun Lalin connected on a 31 yard field early in the first quarter to give the Cougars a 3-0 lead. The Tigers would respond when Kyrin Robinson hit Jayce Johnson on a screen & Johnson took it 63 yards for a touchdown to give his team a 7-3 lead late in the second quarter. 

Cougars quarterback Christopher Armstrong scrambled around & hit Trellis Williams on a 18 yard touchdown pass to retake the lead 9-7 with 3:21 left in the second quarter. Extra point was missed & the score would remain going into halftime. 

Junior running back Jayce Johnson would score his second touchdown of the night on a 24 yard run but the extra point was missed. The Tigers led 13-9 with 6:51 left in the third quarter. Armstrong would come right back & hit James Evans on a 18 yard touchdown pass to put the Cougars back up 16-13 with 4:57 left in the third quarter. 

With just over a minute left in the game, the Tigers defense got a fourth down stop on the goal line. They would have to go 99 yards to either tie or take the lead. The Cougars would give up a couple first downs, but senior defensive end Deshaun Batiste came up with a big sack that ran much of the time off the clock. The Tigers ended the game on a completion inside the red zone, but time expired. 

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Senior quarterback Grayson Saunier was hitting on all cylinders in week 1 versus H.L Bourgeois leading his team to a 56-7 win to start the season. Saunier finished the game with 5 total touchdowns (3 rushing & 2 passing) & gave the Braves defense fits the entire night because of his ability to make plays with his legs.

The Lions defense was outstanding much of the night forcing 3 turnovers along with only giving up one touchdown. They'll carry that momentum into Friday night's game versus district foe Comeaux Spartans. Saunier expressed that him & his team have a sour taste in their mouth from last year when Comeaux defeated them in a close one 31-29. 


"I'm excited to get to 2-0 versus a district opponent especially with how Comeaux beat us last season," Saunier said. "We're playing at a high level right now so we just have to keep playing with confidence & we should be fine."

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