Robin Fambrough

When seventh-seeded Catholic High of New Iberia beat longtime rival and traditional power Notre Dame in the regular season it was a sign of things to come.

of 2 On a night when offense dictated much of the game, Sterlington's defense delivered the knockout punch Thursday night.

Third-seeded Ruston seeks its second straight LHSAA Division I nonselect football title and faces No. 4 Central, a team making its Prep Classic debut, Saturday at 3:30 p.m. Check out the contrasts between the teams. .

of 4 The Dunham School was in position to notch a come-from-behind victory for the third straight week.

Central dominated in all phases of the game to notch a 42-0 victory over defending champion Ruston in the Division I nonselect final at the LHSAA Prep Classic Saturday night.

Central Baton Rouge's Lander Smith holds the trophy after his team shut out Ruston, 42-0, to win the Division I non-select football state championship

The CALEF Red Stick Bowl again brings together coaches, senior players from BR area schools for one game of lessons, memories.

Scotlandville has hired veteran coach Richard Oliver as its head football coach. It is the second head coaching stint at the school for the 53-year-old Oliver, who has an assistant coach this fall.

Red Stick Bowl XXI, a game featuring 89 Baton Rouge area high school players, is set for Saturday at Zachary.

Quarterback Jerry Horne of Denham Springs passed fir 212 yards and three touchdown as the Patriots scored the final 17 points in a 31-7 win over the Eagles in Red Stick Bowl XXI.