Robin Fambrough is a high school sports beat writer for The Advocate, covering local sports in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. With a focus on high school football, Robin provides in-depth coverage of games, playoffs, and player profiles. Her work has also been featured in NOLA.com and The Shreveport Times.
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By: Robin Fambrough
A week after playing one of Louisiana’s most prolific passing offenses, Southern Lab is preparing for one of south Louisiana’s top running backs.
By: Robin Fambrough
Another year and another LHSAA Prep Classic.
By: Robin Fambrough
Could the third time — make that a third straight game against a north Louisiana team — provide the ultimate charm for St. James?
By: Robin Fambrough
Could the third time — make that a third straight game against a north Louisiana team — provide the ultimate charm for St. James?
By: Robin Fambrough
When Riverside Academy took the lead early in the fourth quarter, Southern Lab coach Darrell Asberry had a brief conversation with defensive coordinator Jeremy Smith.
By: Robin Fambrough
Title games are nothing new for Catholic High or Acadiana. But that is only part of what makes their Division I select title game intriguing.
By: Robin Fambrough
This rematch was a little more than a year in the making. Now the stakes are higher for Ruston and Zachary.
By: Robin Fambrough
The worst fear for any defense facing a veer offense is giving up big plays and Acadiana got two in the fourth quarter. But at that point, it did not matter.
By: Robin Fambrough
To loosely quote the late Yogi Berra, it felt a little like déjà vu all over again Friday night. Albeit a decade removed.
By: Robin Fambrough
Top-seeded Ruston built its unbeaten success on a hard-nosed running game led by junior running back Jordan Hayes. When the Zachary defense clamped down on Hayes, the Bearcats turned to
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