Rodrick Anderson is a sports writer and photographer at the American Press. He specializes in covering competitive and professional sports, with a focus on football and basketball, as well as the sports business and related events. Rodrick's work has been featured in The Advocate, NOLA.com, Lake Charles American Press, Yahoo Sports, and SJR Publishing Co., Inc.
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By: Rodrick Anderson
By Rodrick Anderson American Press VINTON – No. 1 Vinton held off a furious second-half rally from No. 9 White Castle Friday evening to punch their first-ever ticket to the LHSAA Marsh Madness boys state basketball tournament with a 57-52 win. Email newsletter signup Sign up for our daily email newsletter Seniors D.J. Broussard, Jaheim […]
By: Rodrick Anderson
Lacassine is the No. 1 seed in Class B with a 30-game win streak, but the Cardinals say they have something to prove to be considered among the state’s elite programs. The Cardinals will make their 13th appearance at the state basketball tournament today. They will face one of those powerhouses in No. 4 Simsboro […]
By: Rodrick Anderson
Senior Alexx Thomas struggled in the first half but with the game on the line in the Class B semifinals on Tuesday Thomas shined to lead No. 1 Lacassine to a 71-64 win over No. 4 Simsboro. On Friday at 8 p.m.The Cardinals (31-1) will play for a state championship for the first time since […]
By: Rodrick Anderson
Over the last several weeks, the Lacassine Cardinals boys basketball team has been looking at the banners and boards hanging from the rafters in their gym of past teams and their accomplishments. Today, they will get a chance to add to that when the Cardinals play for a state championship for the first time in […]
Chapter 3 of the Hamilton Christian and Southern Lab rivalry will be written today in the Select Division IV boys basketball state championship game at Burton Coliseum. It will be the third time in four seasons that the teams have met in a high-stakes playoff game. The Warriors (19-7) and Kittens (21-7) will play at […]
The high school basketball season for the Vinton Lions has been filled with excitement and historical accomplishments. They won their first quarterfinal and semifinal games and were featured on ESPN’s “SportsCenter” Top 10 plays on Tuesday. But they have tried to tune out the excitement, stick to the plan and focus on preparing for their […]
Local residents join veterans across the United States on Friday, protesting the Trump administration’s proposed cuts to Social Security, federal job losses for veterans, and reductions in veterans’ health care services. The event, dubbed the Veterans March, took place simultaneously in Washington, D.C., and at every state capitol. Local veterans marched outside the federal courthouse […]
By: Rodrick Anderson
Late in the Select Division IV state championship game at Burton Coliseum Friday, Hamilton Christian head coach Dexter Washington started having flashbacks from the Warriors trip to the Cajundome in 2022 and a last-second loss to Southern Lab in the semifinals. Down four points in the closing minutes, the Warriors came up with big plays […]
The Vinton Lions’ historic season took them all the way to the Non-select Division IV state championship game with a lead heading into the final quarter. But the storybook season ended Friday night at Burton Coliseum as the No. 1 Lions lost to No. 2 Franklin 38-35. It was a season of firsts for the […]
For the first time in decades, the Lacassine boys basketball team will get to hang a new banner in their gym. The Cardinals won their state championship in 61 years on Friday at Burton Coliseum with a 77-61 win over Avoyelles Public Charter in the Class B state finals. “It’s amazing,” Lacassine head coach Micah […]
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