re: LHSAA Week 10 HS Football

whats the rummel final?

Parkview 44
Redemptorist 27


Catholic 56
Zachary 27

St. Michael 18
Glen Oaks 34

Central 56
Live Oak 0

Scotlandville 8
Denham Springs 35

Destrehan 34
St. Amant 33

Dutchtown 14
East Ascension 3

Istrouma 14
Woodlawn 55

Tara 20
McKinley 0

Episcopal 8
Clinton 22

Port Allen 22
Brusly 28

Livonia 41
Plaquemine 38

Capitol High 43
University 6

Dunham 20
Donaldsonville 42

Morgan City 0
Lutcher 28

Riverside 27
Newman 35

St. Charles 49
Douglass 6

Loranger 13
Amite 20

Pope John Paul II 31
St. Thomas Aquinas 21

Karr 25
St. James 7

Walker 14
Franklinton 45

Springfield 25
Northlake Christian 6

Southern Lab 13
Kentwood 14

White Castle 28
East Iberville 0

St. John-Plaquemine 28
West St. John 27

East St. John 21
Hahnville 42

Covington 21
Mandeville 35

St. Paul's 35
Fontainebleau 7

Hammond 20
Ponchatoula 34

Northshore 6
Slidell 33

South Terrebonne 28
Assumption 27

Terrebonne 23
H.L. Bourgeois 14

S. Lafourche 21
Cen. Lafourche 3

St. Augustine 14
Thibodaux 31

Belle Chasse 54
Ellender 14

Vandebilt 37
Cox 13

St. Helena 36
Pine 0

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Karr 25
St. James 7

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Karr= wild card in 4A

You're right I don't know a ton about Rummel. I know that a team that will be on the road in the 1st round held you to 87 total yards and 7 points LAST WEEK. Unless you plan on your defense scoring 2-3 times every week and pitching a shut out, not sure how you can consider yourself a serious contender. When I say contender I mean a legit title winner, not a quarterfinal team. Hahnville, Central, and WM have too much on both sides of the ball for you to win with just a good D.

Xeno...Article on the game:

Teshadi Talton returned the opening kickoff 96 yards for a touchdown and Paul Turner scampered for two early touchdowns in West Monroe’s 35-7 victory over Pineville in Rebel Stadium Friday night.


The win sealed a 10-0 record and undefeated season for the Rebels.


With West Monroe leading 21-0 with less than seven minutes left in the first quarter, coach Don Shows eased off the gas and played his twos and threes against Pineville coach Mike Richard, Shows’s former quarterback at both West Monroe and Northwestern State.


“I thought we came out and executed real well the first three or four times we had the ball we scored and then we started trying to play everybody because we could have probably scored every possession we had if we kept the ones in there,” Shows said.


“Defensively we got some turnovers and great field position.”


Freshman Cade Stone was a revelation for the Rebels defense, intercepting two passes and providing strong tackling against Pineville’s run game.


Stone is likely to see increased playing time as the Rebels quest to reach the Louisiana Superdome kicks off next week.


“He’s going to play a lot between now and the end of the season, no doubt about it,” Shows said.


“But we’re going to play Tyler Cain, Teshadi Talton, and of course you saw Paul Turner back there tonight. We’ll play Paul when we need to. We won’t put him in there just to put him in there.”


Turner picked up a slight ankle strain while playing quarterback early in the third quarter after Shows re-inserted his first-team offense.

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I was at the Catholic game. Didnt realize how nice of a field Zachary has.Zachary played very well depsite what the score says




that's a 4 million dollar stadium..

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2 Mill field

4 Mill athletic complex

Looking forward to see how the brackets line out for playoffs. Franklinton finished season undefeated 9-0. Glad to see my old high school doing so well. A Franklinton - Lutcher Dome championship would be a historical game.

Rummel 18 Shaw 17