Dave Woodall is a journalist based in New Orleans, Louisiana. He covers local sports for NOLA.com, with a focus on high school athletics in the area. Dave's articles provide in-depth coverage of games, players, and teams, highlighting their achievements and capturing the excitement of local sports.
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Dave Woodall's focus is primarily on local sports events, particularly in Louisiana and New Orleans. He appears to cover a variety of high school sports extensively, with an emphasis on football and basketball.
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By: Dave Woodall
If the first three games of the season are any indication, Mandeville senior Nate Sheppard is locked in.
By: Dave Woodall
of 6 Slidell was coming off its first loss of a season — a sweep at perennial power Mount Carmel.
Lakeshore's home game against Northlake Christian had a little bit of everything.
By: Dave Woodall
Pearl River coach Eric Collins knew his defense could come through at the end, and they had another opportunity to prove him right Thursday night.
By: Dave Woodall
The District 7-5A opener between Slidell and Fontainebleau was one of those games where it seemed like the last team to possess the ball would win.
By: Dave Woodall
of 9 For the Salmen football team, it was the beginning of a new era as the Spartans moved up in class to District 7-5A.
By: Dave Woodall
Locked in a halftime tie with Fontainebleau, Salmen turned to its running game as the Spartans reeled off 35 unanswered points for a 42-14 District 7-5A home victory on Oct. 18.
By: Dave Woodall
Fontainebleau held a 6-0 lead at halftime, but the Owls' running game slowly wore down the Bulldogs until Roeshawn Addison's pick-six sealed a 16-6 District 7-5A victory.
By: Dave Woodall
Northshore junior running back Ramon Williams rushed for 123 yards and 3 touchdowns en route to a 21-14 District 7-5A victory over Fontainebleau.
Slidell sophomore quarterback Ricky Williams knew he had to get the ball into the hands of his player-makers.
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