High School Sports
BB Lady Tigers blast Northside
Breaux Bridge – Breaux Bridge’s Lady Tigers exploded past Northside in softball action last week, scoring 19 runs in the first two innings for an easy victory.
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Breaux Bridge notches 3 6-4A wins: The ’Ville tops Cecilia, Opelousas
The Breaux Bridge baseball Tigers knocked off three District 6-4A foes – including parish rival St. Martinville – last week to improve to 15-10 overall and 7-1 in the hot league race, trailing onl...
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BB Lady Tigers 4-1 in district softball
Breaux Bridge’s Lady Tigers suffered their first district softball loss last week when they were defeated by Teurlings Catholic, 3-1. The Bridge had gotten off to a 4-0 start in league play before...
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Cecilia wins two in Westminster tourney
The Cecilia Bulldogs went 2-1 in the Westminster baseball tournament last weekend, falling to St. Edmund before bouncing back with wins over Avoyelles and Westminster.
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BB Tigers top team in Crawfish Relays
Breaux Bridge – The Breaux Bridge Tigers took top team honors in the annual Crawfish Relays held here on March 10.
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SMSH baseball plans alumnus day Feb. 5
St. Martinville – St. Martinville Sr. High baseball coach Andy Lasseigne is inviting all former SMSH baseball players from 1980 to the present to turn out for an Alumni Day Celebration planned for...
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SM Lady Tiger cagers wallop Cecilia, 56-28
St. Martinville’s Lady Tiger basketball team handed Cecilia’s Lady Bulldogs a 56-28 thumping in district play last Friday.
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SM Lady Tigers fall to Crowley
Crowley – In a light week of holiday action, St. Martinville’s basketball Lady Tigers lost a close non-district game to Crowley, 57-53, on Tuesday, Dec. 28.
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ISRAEL ROBERTS of Cecilia gets off a shot over an Assumption defender during last week’s Holiday Shootout tournament at St. Martinville Sr. High. The Bulldogs notched a 59-50 win.(Stephen Knight)
SMSH tops Peabody for Shootout championship
St. Martinville – The St. Martinville Tigers knocked off defending state Class 4A champion Peabody in the finals of The ’Ville’s Holiday Shootout last Wednesday to claim the tourney championship t...
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Search still on for St. Martinville Senior High football coach
St. Martinville Sr. High School won’t have a new head football in place before the end of this year, but school officials plan to interview three top prospects right after the holidays.
Dec 21, 2010 | 0 0 comments | 8 8 recommendations | email to a friend
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OUT OF REACH — Bill LeBlanc (right) and Jeremy Doucette (30) of Cecilia battle a partially visible Kaplan Pirate for a rebound during their Dec. 13 game in Cecilia.(Danny Guidry/Stephen Knight)
St. Martinville tigers top Breaux Bridge in tournament in Patterson
The St. Martinville Tigers cruised to a 65-45 win over Breaux Bridge during last week’s Patterson basketball tournament.
Dec 21, 2010 | 0 0 comments | 6 6 recommendations | email to a friend
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GOING UP – Lady Bulldog She-Kiyla Jones puts up a shot against Lafayette last week. The senior guard scored 10 points in the non-distriuct loss to the Lady Lions. (Danny Guidry/Stephen Knight)
St. Martinville & Cecilia lose in lady basketball district openers.
Both St. Martinville and Cecilia fell hard in their opening district girls basketball games last week.
Dec 21, 2010 | 0 0 comments | 7 7 recommendations | email to a friend
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