Chase Gispert is a journalist for The Lion's Roar, a local publication in Hammond, Louisiana. He covers a variety of sports-related topics, including game recaps, tournament previews, and opinion pieces. Chase is dedicated to providing comprehensive coverage of local sports events and engaging with the community.
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Chase Gispert's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly college-level athletics at Southeastern Louisiana University (SLU). He consistently covers events and announcements related to basketball, football, and volleyball. His content also includes opinion pieces on the need for fan support.
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Amite (3-2) defeated Kentwood (3-2) at home on Friday night, 28-25, for its third-straight victory after starting the season 0-2.
By: Chase Gispert
Hammond blew out Slidell 42-14 on Thursday night at home behind a balanced offense and suffocating defense.
By: Chase Gispert
Hammond coach Dorsett Buckels patrols the sidelines during the Tors’ homecoming loss to St. Paul’s.
By: Chase Gispert, Troy Allen
In this episode, Sports Editors Chase Gispert and Troy Allen discuss SLU football on the rise and some recent NFL news.
Hammond (4-3) lost to Mandeville (7-0) Friday night on the road, 41-19, to the unbeaten Skippers.
From left, Jarvis Hines was crowned Independence High School homecoming king for 2024, and Kerstin Solomon was crowned queen. At right is Principal Dr. Keith Sanders.
Junior Independence running back/linebacker Christian Butler carries the ball against Pope John Paul II. Butler was a force for the Tigers, hauling in two touchdowns out of the backfield against the Jaguars on Friday night.
By: Chase Gispert
Hammond (6-4) beat Ponchatoula (2-8) at Strawberry Stadium on Friday night, 33-25, to close out an impressive regular season campaign.
By: Chase Gispert
Oak Forest Academy senior softball players Emma Day and Kori Travis signed with the University of Southern Mississippi and Northwest Florida State College on Wednesday afternoon at OFA’s gymnasium.
By: Chase Gispert
Hammond (6-5) lost to Huntington (6-5) at home, 34-6 in its first round playoff game on Friday night.
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