Darrell Williams is a journalist based in New Orleans, Louisiana, with a focus on local sports coverage. He writes for NOLA.com and the Hammond Daily Star Publishing Company, Inc., and his work has also appeared in publications such as The Star newspaper, The Advocate, and Search Engine Journal. Darrell's articles primarily cover high school and college sports, with a particular emphasis on basketball.
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Darrell Williams' articles predominantly cover local sports events, especially high school and college-level games in the Louisiana area. His focus is specifically on football and basketball.
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By: Darrell Williams
As we recognize National Library Week, communities across the nation have a unique opportunity to reflect on the invaluable role our libraries have in fostering literacy across all ages while also expressing heartfelt gratitude to the dedicated librarians who make it all possible.
By: Darrell Williams
Ashley Langford left Tulane in 2009, when she graduated with a double major in business management and marketing.
Newman sophomore Jack Falgoust learned on relatively short notice that he would be the staring pitcher against rival Country Day on Tuesday.
Dominican was expected to win and win big before its Division I select bidistrict softball game against Warren Easton began Friday at Harahan Playground.
St. Augustine's 20-0 victory Friday against East Jefferson in the Division I select state baseball playoffs was a sight for Purple Knights coach Barret Rey's sore eyes.
By: Darrell Williams
No. 2 seed John Curtis appeared to have broken the game open with a nine-run second inning, only to hold off a late St. Augustine rally and take a 10-8 victory in the first game of a Division I select regional-round series Thursday at Harahan Playground.
Junior right-hander Juan Washington gave up a first-inning grand slam only to shut out St. Augustine for the next four innings, as No. 2 seed John Curtis surged past No.
When Alexandria right-hander Ben Eskew began throwing off-speed pitches in the first inning against Rummel on Friday, it didn't appear he'd be on the mound long.
Facing elimination from the Division I select baseball playoffs on Saturday against Alexandria, Rummel swept a doubleheader Saturday at Mike Miley Stadium to advance to the state semifinals.
Warren Easton running back Thomas Vaughn rushed for 344 yards and four touchdowns on 13 carries, leading the Eagles to a 61-27 triumph against Landry on Friday at Morris Jeff Stadium in the season opener for both teams.
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