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re: LHSAA Week 9
Posted on 10/26/11 at 7:28 pm to GeauxLSUGeaux
Posted on 10/26/11 at 7:28 pm to GeauxLSUGeaux
West Monroe at Ouachita has been the game of the year so far in 5A. WM won 17-14 in OT.
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Posted on 10/26/11 at 7:45 pm to Lester Earl
Jesuit's toughest game was week one against Hahnville when they won 28-13. HHS's four loses were Jesuit, Lutcher, St. Aug, and ESJ.....in all but Jesuit HHS had the lead late. 
Posted on 10/26/11 at 7:51 pm to peopleschamp
quote:
5A is wide open. Any of these top teams could get hot and make a run. There are no dominant teams as in the past. There are many good teams but nobody is unbeatable.
This is true. Every team is beatable. It should be a good playoffs in 5-A and 4-A as well.
Posted on 10/26/11 at 8:16 pm to double d
quote:
.in all but Jesuit HHS had the lead late.
Im not sure what you consider late, but St.Aug won by 20 and dominated the 2nd half. Hahnville is a solid team though, they have lost to some tough teams and have a good win over Mcd 35.
Posted on 10/27/11 at 1:41 am to Modern
And it's the homecoming game for Dunham. 
Posted on 10/27/11 at 9:56 am to oauron
LSWA State Leaders:
LSWA STATE LEADERS
LSWA statewide statistical leaders
Season leaders
RUSHING
186-1,643, Carlton Perkins, Walker, 23 TDs
147-1,569, Alex Johnson, Carencro, 22 TDs
144-1,438, Anthony Thomas, De La Salle, 15 TDs
208-1,430, Mallery Mele, Northlake Christian, 16 TDs
203-1,427, Trent Hargrave, Lake Arthur, 19 TDs
143-1,397, Nick Julien, Loreauville, 19 TDs
102-1,338, Jacoby Davis, Vermilion Catholic, 22 TDs
183-1,287, Joshua Rounds, McMain, 17 TDs
157-1,224, Mathew McGhee, Avoyelles, 17 TDs
164-1,222, Tyre Bracken, White Castle, 12 TDs
128-1,213, Daniel Taylor, Lutcher, 15 TDs
115-1,196, Leonard Fournette, St. Augustine, 13 TDs
170-1,189, Devin Eaglin, Westlake, 16 TDs
131-1,188, Derion Porchia, St. Mary’s, 21 TDs
132-1,175, Austin Ginn, Cedar Creek, 20 TDs
142-1,165, Johntrell White, Avoyelles, 11 TDs
136-1,161, Mark Lewis, Livonia, 22 TDs
145-1,153, Noble Johnson, Franklin Parish, 18 TDs
142-1,143, Christian Primeaux, St. John, 20 TDs
149-1,137, D’Andre Dartez, Cecilia, 8 TDs
181-1,134, Micah Lavan, Elton, 10 TDs
158-1,099, Tre Richardson, Jennings, 11 TDs
167-1,089, Dylan Lavergne, Jennings, 16 TDs
PASSING
2,185, Devon Breaux, Donaldsonville, 122-181-8, 19 TDs
2,027, Norbert Ralph IV, Miller-McCoy, 85-178-5, 23 TDs
1,897, Hayden Hilbebrand, Airline, 141-242-10, 13 TDs
1,873, Kendall Barnes, Woodlawn-BR, 109-196-9, 25 TDs
1,866, Aaron David, Vermilion Catholic, 95-155-5, 28 TDs
1,804, Robert Woodard, Natchitoches Central, 121-205-6, 18 TDs
1,762, Matt Bergeron, Mandeville, 128-212-4, 14 TDs
1,749, Joe Lissard, Catholic-NI, 119-196-7, 20 TDs
1,728, Ditavious Ridgell, Bastrop, 131-234-7, 20 TDs
1,721, Kolby Copeland, Parkway, 108-175-5, 21 TDs
1,689, Brandon Bergeron, St. Thomas More, 129-212-5, 13 TDs
1,688, D’Shaie Landor, Teurlings, 117-203-8, 16 TDs
1,671, Trip Davis, Many, 114-237-9, 22 TDs
1,641, Turner Francis, Minden, 131-230-15, 13 TDs
1,669, Joey Louis, Carver, 96-172-4, 19 TDs
1,636, Josh Courtney, Redemptorist, 150-225-6, 12 TDs
1,622, Matt Norton, Loyola, 119-221-7, 17 TDs
1,616, Kennon Fontenot, Barbe, 89-147-3, 14 TDs
1,613, Robert Woodard, Natchitoches Central, 106-181-4, 18 TDs
1,610, Mason Pace, Zachary, 129-241-6, 15 TDs
1,610, Kimani Smith, Scotlandville, 95-136-5, 18 TDs
RECEIVING
54-1,046, Daijuan Stewart, West St. Mary, 12 TDs
44-1,013, Clinton Thurman, Leesville, 6 TDs
45-920, Jamaal Lofton, Woodlawn-BR, 16 TDs
40-906, JoJo Wardworth, Bolton, 10 TDs
48-870, Jaquel Gant, Donaldsonville, 8 TDs
55-849, Jared Johnson, Minden, 8 TDs
50-818, Leondre James, Donaldsonville, 6 TDs
30-773, Clinton Thurman, Leesville, 5 TDs
34-769, Cody Bordelon, Calvary, 12 TDs
33-769, Jonathan King, Loranger, 13 TDs
42-747, Trey Quinn, Barbe, 8 TDs
23-745, Willie Young, Miller-McCoy, 9 TDs
37-712, Damon Gladney, Haughton, 9 TDs
42-697, Justin Roberson, Natchitoches Central, 10 TDs
41-695, Tyler Burgess, DeQuincy, 5 TDs
45-685, Trent Taylor, Evangel, 8 TD
25-665, Jonathan King, Loranger, 11 TDs
26-656, Mark Laird, Ouachita Christian, 7 TDs
44-655, Chris Stinnett, Airline, 5 TDs
40-650, Dylan Bossier, Teurlings, 5 TDs
40-650, Cevon Cage, Scotlandville, 9 TDs
SCORING
154, Derion Porchia, St. Mary’s, 24 TDs, 5 2-pt. PATs
144, Carlton Perkins, Walker, 23 TDs, 3 two-point PATs
142, Lazedrick Thompson, St. Charles Catholic, 23 TDs. 2 two-point PATs
138, Austin Ginn, Cedar Creek, 23 TDs
136, Mark Lewis, Livonia, 22 TDs, 2 two-point PATs
132, Jacoby Davis, Vermilion Catholic, 22 TDs
132, Alex Johnson, Carencro, 22 TDs
132, Christian Primeaux, St. John, 20 TDs, 6 two-point PATs
124, Trent Hargrave, Lake Arthur, 19 TDs, 5 2-pt. PAT
120, Mathew McGhee, Avoyelles, 17 TDs, 9 2-pt. PATs
120, Malcolm Rogers, Parkway, 20 TDs
116, Nick Julien, Loreauville, 19 TDs, 1 2-pt. PAT
114, Landon Collins, Dutchtown, 19 TDs
114, Jamaal Lofton, Woodlawn-BR, 19 TDs
114, Joshua Rounds, McMain, 17 TDs, 3 2-PATs
114, Anthony Thomas, De La Salle, 17 TDs, 6 2-PATs
112, Johntrell White, Avoyelles, 13 TDs, 17 2-pt. PATs
110, Noble Johnson, Franklin Parish, 15 TDs, 1 two-point PAT
110, Trevon Stewart, Patterson, 18 TDs, 1 two-point PAT
LSWA STATE LEADERS
LSWA statewide statistical leaders
Season leaders
RUSHING
186-1,643, Carlton Perkins, Walker, 23 TDs
147-1,569, Alex Johnson, Carencro, 22 TDs
144-1,438, Anthony Thomas, De La Salle, 15 TDs
208-1,430, Mallery Mele, Northlake Christian, 16 TDs
203-1,427, Trent Hargrave, Lake Arthur, 19 TDs
143-1,397, Nick Julien, Loreauville, 19 TDs
102-1,338, Jacoby Davis, Vermilion Catholic, 22 TDs
183-1,287, Joshua Rounds, McMain, 17 TDs
157-1,224, Mathew McGhee, Avoyelles, 17 TDs
164-1,222, Tyre Bracken, White Castle, 12 TDs
128-1,213, Daniel Taylor, Lutcher, 15 TDs
115-1,196, Leonard Fournette, St. Augustine, 13 TDs
170-1,189, Devin Eaglin, Westlake, 16 TDs
131-1,188, Derion Porchia, St. Mary’s, 21 TDs
132-1,175, Austin Ginn, Cedar Creek, 20 TDs
142-1,165, Johntrell White, Avoyelles, 11 TDs
136-1,161, Mark Lewis, Livonia, 22 TDs
145-1,153, Noble Johnson, Franklin Parish, 18 TDs
142-1,143, Christian Primeaux, St. John, 20 TDs
149-1,137, D’Andre Dartez, Cecilia, 8 TDs
181-1,134, Micah Lavan, Elton, 10 TDs
158-1,099, Tre Richardson, Jennings, 11 TDs
167-1,089, Dylan Lavergne, Jennings, 16 TDs
PASSING
2,185, Devon Breaux, Donaldsonville, 122-181-8, 19 TDs
2,027, Norbert Ralph IV, Miller-McCoy, 85-178-5, 23 TDs
1,897, Hayden Hilbebrand, Airline, 141-242-10, 13 TDs
1,873, Kendall Barnes, Woodlawn-BR, 109-196-9, 25 TDs
1,866, Aaron David, Vermilion Catholic, 95-155-5, 28 TDs
1,804, Robert Woodard, Natchitoches Central, 121-205-6, 18 TDs
1,762, Matt Bergeron, Mandeville, 128-212-4, 14 TDs
1,749, Joe Lissard, Catholic-NI, 119-196-7, 20 TDs
1,728, Ditavious Ridgell, Bastrop, 131-234-7, 20 TDs
1,721, Kolby Copeland, Parkway, 108-175-5, 21 TDs
1,689, Brandon Bergeron, St. Thomas More, 129-212-5, 13 TDs
1,688, D’Shaie Landor, Teurlings, 117-203-8, 16 TDs
1,671, Trip Davis, Many, 114-237-9, 22 TDs
1,641, Turner Francis, Minden, 131-230-15, 13 TDs
1,669, Joey Louis, Carver, 96-172-4, 19 TDs
1,636, Josh Courtney, Redemptorist, 150-225-6, 12 TDs
1,622, Matt Norton, Loyola, 119-221-7, 17 TDs
1,616, Kennon Fontenot, Barbe, 89-147-3, 14 TDs
1,613, Robert Woodard, Natchitoches Central, 106-181-4, 18 TDs
1,610, Mason Pace, Zachary, 129-241-6, 15 TDs
1,610, Kimani Smith, Scotlandville, 95-136-5, 18 TDs
RECEIVING
54-1,046, Daijuan Stewart, West St. Mary, 12 TDs
44-1,013, Clinton Thurman, Leesville, 6 TDs
45-920, Jamaal Lofton, Woodlawn-BR, 16 TDs
40-906, JoJo Wardworth, Bolton, 10 TDs
48-870, Jaquel Gant, Donaldsonville, 8 TDs
55-849, Jared Johnson, Minden, 8 TDs
50-818, Leondre James, Donaldsonville, 6 TDs
30-773, Clinton Thurman, Leesville, 5 TDs
34-769, Cody Bordelon, Calvary, 12 TDs
33-769, Jonathan King, Loranger, 13 TDs
42-747, Trey Quinn, Barbe, 8 TDs
23-745, Willie Young, Miller-McCoy, 9 TDs
37-712, Damon Gladney, Haughton, 9 TDs
42-697, Justin Roberson, Natchitoches Central, 10 TDs
41-695, Tyler Burgess, DeQuincy, 5 TDs
45-685, Trent Taylor, Evangel, 8 TD
25-665, Jonathan King, Loranger, 11 TDs
26-656, Mark Laird, Ouachita Christian, 7 TDs
44-655, Chris Stinnett, Airline, 5 TDs
40-650, Dylan Bossier, Teurlings, 5 TDs
40-650, Cevon Cage, Scotlandville, 9 TDs
SCORING
154, Derion Porchia, St. Mary’s, 24 TDs, 5 2-pt. PATs
144, Carlton Perkins, Walker, 23 TDs, 3 two-point PATs
142, Lazedrick Thompson, St. Charles Catholic, 23 TDs. 2 two-point PATs
138, Austin Ginn, Cedar Creek, 23 TDs
136, Mark Lewis, Livonia, 22 TDs, 2 two-point PATs
132, Jacoby Davis, Vermilion Catholic, 22 TDs
132, Alex Johnson, Carencro, 22 TDs
132, Christian Primeaux, St. John, 20 TDs, 6 two-point PATs
124, Trent Hargrave, Lake Arthur, 19 TDs, 5 2-pt. PAT
120, Mathew McGhee, Avoyelles, 17 TDs, 9 2-pt. PATs
120, Malcolm Rogers, Parkway, 20 TDs
116, Nick Julien, Loreauville, 19 TDs, 1 2-pt. PAT
114, Landon Collins, Dutchtown, 19 TDs
114, Jamaal Lofton, Woodlawn-BR, 19 TDs
114, Joshua Rounds, McMain, 17 TDs, 3 2-PATs
114, Anthony Thomas, De La Salle, 17 TDs, 6 2-PATs
112, Johntrell White, Avoyelles, 13 TDs, 17 2-pt. PATs
110, Noble Johnson, Franklin Parish, 15 TDs, 1 two-point PAT
110, Trevon Stewart, Patterson, 18 TDs, 1 two-point PAT
Posted on 10/27/11 at 10:54 am to Hogkiller10
The most historic game is tonight when JT Curtis tries to become the second coach in high school football history. To win 500 games. Considering that the opponent is Clark, that shouldn't be too difficult. Congrats to JT.
Posted on 10/27/11 at 11:31 am to Hogkiller10
quote:
27) 10.40 Broadmoor
Dutchtown should roll McKinley
Posted on 10/27/11 at 6:37 pm to HeadSlash
TIMES-PICAYUNE METRO FOOTBALL RANKINGS
LARGE SCHOOLS
1. St. Paul’s (8-0) State’s top-ranked Class 5A team two wins away from second straight 10-0.
2. Jesuit (8-0) No one is questioning the Blue Jays or their schedule following Brother Martin romp.
3. Rummel (7-0) Are Raiders next to fall on Jesuit’s hit parade? History says no.
4. East St. John (6-2) Wildcats have won five straight, but must beat Higgins to secure 8-5A title.
5. West Jefferson (6-2) Buccaneers go for their first seven-win regular season under Marcus Scott.
6. St. Augustine (5-3) Big Purple, East Jefferson decide District 9-4A championship tonight.
7. Karr (5-3) Lucky 7? Cougars hold both places in state Class 4A, Metro rankings.
8. Mandeville (7-1) Skippers sail into Metro rankings, play host to surprising Fontainebleau.
9. Higgins (5-2) Fourth-quarter meltdown at Hahnville no help for ’Canes trip to East St. John.
10. McDonogh 35 (5-3) Not so lucky No. 10? Roneagles, No. 8 in Class 4A, face Karr at Behrman.
SMALL SCHOOLS
1. Curtis (7-0) Patriots seek 500th career victory for Coach J.T. Curtis versus Clark Prep.
2. St. Charles (8-0) Comets virtually clinch District 7-3A championship vs. Brusly.
3. Riverside (6-2) Newman’s loss to Cohen should be wake-up call for Uptown-bound Rebels.
4. St. Martin’s (7-0) Saints one week away from District 10-1A Super Bowl vs. Country Day.
5. McMain (5-3) Mustangs need one more win to clinch 10-3A title, automatic playoff qualifier.
6. Pope John Paul II (6-2) Jaguars play St. Thomas Aquinas for District 8-2A championship.
7. West St. John (6-2) Rams play host to St. John’s to decide District 9-1A championship.
8. Country Day (5-2) Cajuns must dispatch Ridgewood before setting their sights on St. Martin’s.
9. De La Salle (4-4) Cavaliers draw a bye before saying bye bye to Reed in Week 10.
10. Carver (4-4) Defensive shortcomings continue to plague roller-coaster Rams.
Mandeville? De La Salle? #AreYouSeriousBro?
LARGE SCHOOLS
1. St. Paul’s (8-0) State’s top-ranked Class 5A team two wins away from second straight 10-0.
2. Jesuit (8-0) No one is questioning the Blue Jays or their schedule following Brother Martin romp.
3. Rummel (7-0) Are Raiders next to fall on Jesuit’s hit parade? History says no.
4. East St. John (6-2) Wildcats have won five straight, but must beat Higgins to secure 8-5A title.
5. West Jefferson (6-2) Buccaneers go for their first seven-win regular season under Marcus Scott.
6. St. Augustine (5-3) Big Purple, East Jefferson decide District 9-4A championship tonight.
7. Karr (5-3) Lucky 7? Cougars hold both places in state Class 4A, Metro rankings.
8. Mandeville (7-1) Skippers sail into Metro rankings, play host to surprising Fontainebleau.
9. Higgins (5-2) Fourth-quarter meltdown at Hahnville no help for ’Canes trip to East St. John.
10. McDonogh 35 (5-3) Not so lucky No. 10? Roneagles, No. 8 in Class 4A, face Karr at Behrman.
SMALL SCHOOLS
1. Curtis (7-0) Patriots seek 500th career victory for Coach J.T. Curtis versus Clark Prep.
2. St. Charles (8-0) Comets virtually clinch District 7-3A championship vs. Brusly.
3. Riverside (6-2) Newman’s loss to Cohen should be wake-up call for Uptown-bound Rebels.
4. St. Martin’s (7-0) Saints one week away from District 10-1A Super Bowl vs. Country Day.
5. McMain (5-3) Mustangs need one more win to clinch 10-3A title, automatic playoff qualifier.
6. Pope John Paul II (6-2) Jaguars play St. Thomas Aquinas for District 8-2A championship.
7. West St. John (6-2) Rams play host to St. John’s to decide District 9-1A championship.
8. Country Day (5-2) Cajuns must dispatch Ridgewood before setting their sights on St. Martin’s.
9. De La Salle (4-4) Cavaliers draw a bye before saying bye bye to Reed in Week 10.
10. Carver (4-4) Defensive shortcomings continue to plague roller-coaster Rams.
Mandeville? De La Salle? #AreYouSeriousBro?
Posted on 10/27/11 at 7:34 pm to wizziko
Redemptorist - 14
Dunham - 12
End 1st
RHS has ball and driving.
Dunham - 12
End 1st
RHS has ball and driving.
Posted on 10/27/11 at 8:06 pm to oauron
Redemptorist - 21
Dunham - 20
Half
And geez, I guess I'm the only one at a Thursday night game.
Dunham - 20
Half
And geez, I guess I'm the only one at a Thursday night game.
This post was edited on 10/27/11 at 8:36 pm
Posted on 10/27/11 at 8:12 pm to oauron
I wish I was at the vice/mistretta game.
Go wolves
Go wolves
Posted on 10/27/11 at 8:15 pm to Modern
Redemptorist scored on it's first offensive play of the game. Forced 3 and out, punt went over the punter's head. Gave RHS ball on 10. Next play, scored. It was 14-0 in like 3 minutes. I was scared it was about to get ugly, then DHS recovered.
Posted on 10/27/11 at 8:29 pm to wizziko
Byrd up 21-3 against rival Shreve.
Posted on 10/27/11 at 8:33 pm to sec417r39
Fontainebleau looking to beat our town rival Mandeville
Posted on 10/27/11 at 8:56 pm to wizziko
I don't understand the following:
3. Rummel (7-0) Are Raiders next to fall on Jesuit’s hit parade? History says no.
I think the last time Jesuit was undefeated late in the season was 2004, and the Blue Jays beat Rummel 22-10.
Can someone explain the "history" referenced above? TIA
3. Rummel (7-0) Are Raiders next to fall on Jesuit’s hit parade? History says no.
I think the last time Jesuit was undefeated late in the season was 2004, and the Blue Jays beat Rummel 22-10.
Can someone explain the "history" referenced above? TIA
This post was edited on 10/27/11 at 9:03 pm
Posted on 10/27/11 at 8:59 pm to oauron
Redemptorist - 28
Dunham - 26
End 3rd
Dunham - 26
End 3rd
Posted on 10/27/11 at 9:04 pm to oauron
Update?
Edit: o wow...this is prob a hell of a game
Edit: o wow...this is prob a hell of a game
This post was edited on 10/27/11 at 9:05 pm
Posted on 10/27/11 at 9:08 pm to Wanksta123
quote:
Can someone explain the "history" referenced above? TIA
They are basically saying Rummell normally beats Jesuit.
Posted on 10/27/11 at 9:14 pm to sec417r39
Byrd wins 35-10
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