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February 29, 2008Salmen, Destrehan in tough quarterfinal battlesSalmen is coming off a three-point win over a surprising McDonogh 35 team. Meanwhile, its opponent, Peabody, is undefeated and untested, having breezed through the opening two rounds of the Class 4A state playoffs. Which team do you think is loose?
Posted by Bradley Handwerger February 28, 2008Boys third round game times setAll Games Friday, local teams only 5A (Click for the other divisions) >> Continue reading: Boys third round game times set
Posted by Bradley Handwerger February 27, 2008Former Hoover High coach had too much powerMaybe it was MTV's two-year "documentary" of Hoover High's football program, or maybe it was the larger-than-life personality of former head coach Rush Propst, but people can't seem to get enough of the guy and the program he built. Or, in this area, maybe it's because Curtis defeated Propst's Hoover team on TV and when the Bucs were nationally ranked and regarded as one of the top teams.
Posted by Bradley Handwerger February 26, 2008Tuesday's playoff scoresClass 5A Ouachita 71-65 over Westgate East Ascension 75-41 over Mandeville Destrehan 71-52 over Sulphur
Posted by Bradley Handwerger Carencro looking to make history against St. AugWe're hitting a busy patch of sports here for in late February as winter sports transition into spring sports. The girls are in Top 28 time, while the boys are two rounds away. Baseball has started and soccer has ended. Indoor track has given way to the outdoor variety. But there's one thing that seems to remain constant: College football recruiting. And one high school athlete got good news recently - he's fully eligible. But
Posted by Bradley Handwerger February 25, 2008LSU gets commit from Leesville junior RB, 'Sky's the limit'Didn't we recently finish signing day 2K8? Now we've got current juniors making their move for signing day 2K9. A Leesville running back is one of those as he already has committed to play at LSU. His coach says the "sky is the limit." In case you were interested, St. Thomas More's girls soccer team put Dominican out of the pl
Posted by Bradley Handwerger Boys Basketball 2nd Round Times setLooking for good basketball this week? There's plenty of it as the boys enter the second round of the state playoffs. Eleven metro area schools host games, and seven more travel for games. But the biggest one might be Helen Cox's home game against Washington-Marion, the team that put the Cougars out of the playoffs last year in the same round. And while Cox was the higher seed last year, it had to travel. >> Continue reading: Boys Basketball 2nd Round Times set
Posted by Bradley Handwerger February 18, 2008Postseason BracketsThe girls basketball teams are on the regional round, while soccer is just about finished. Newman's boys soccer team is the lone representative from New Orleans proper in the boys side, though they are playing metropolitan area team St. Thomas Aquinas in the boys Division III finals. On the girls side, Sacred Heart is carrying the New Orleans banner, also in Division III. >> Continue reading: Postseason Brackets
Posted by Bradley Handwerger Peabody undefeated in 4A, still a long way to goFor only the third time in Peabody history, the boys finished undefeated in the basketball regular season. But there's still a long way to go before the season finishes the same way, and Harvey's Helen Cox should be considered a threat.
Posted by Bradley Handwerger February 15, 2008Friday Basketball ScoreSt. Augustine clinched 10-5A with a 65-50 win over Rummel, finishing the regular season 26-5 and 7-1 in the district. Rummel ended the regular season 17-17 and 2-6. For St. Augustine, Eldridge Moore scored 24 points and Darrell Augustine finished with 15, while Darrell Williams led Rummel with 17 points. The Purple Knights now wait to see who they'll play in the first round of the postseason n
Posted by Bradley Handwerger Jesuit soccer on SaturdayJesuit's Division I semifinal game against Woodlawn will by at 1 p.m. at Kenner's Muss Bertolino Stadium, rain or shine. Only lightning will postpone the game.
Posted by Bradley Handwerger February 13, 2008Girls basketball brackets releasedIt's that time of year again. Basketball tournaments are beginning, with the girls taking the floor for bi-districts Thursday, Feb. 14. And the New Orleans area is loaded with some good game
Posted by Bradley Handwerger soccer reschedulingFYI:
Posted by Bradley Handwerger February 12, 2008Bastrop's Mackey 'Red Zone Player of the Year'We knew Randall Mackey was good. Now we just have more confirmation. Two local girls soccer teams are weaving their way through the state playoffs. And the basketball seedings have helped at least one state team.
Posted by Bradley Handwerger February 11, 2008Earlier season matchup won't sway the St. Paul's, Brother Martin quarterfinalTrevor Watkins is certain of one thing about Tuesday's Division I boys soccer quarterfinal between St. Paul's and Brother Martin – if the weather is like it's forecasted to be, both teams will be happy to be on Northshore. Not only does Brother Martin's home field have no lights, it's natural grass. The Wolves' home stadium is lit and has artificial turf. So should the rains blow in as predicted, the game can still go on unles
Posted by Bradley Handwerger February 9, 2008Wrestling Tournament: Finals EditionHere's how we stand heading into the finals:' Division II - Northside has 216.5
Posted by Bradley Handwerger State Wrestling: Day 2 (updated)Well into the afternoon, we have finally begun the consolations after a lengthy Division I semifinal round. The BIG news is that Jesuit is all but out of the race for the blue trophy now, trailing both Catholic and Brother Martin by nearly 30 points. The finals are scheduled for 6:30 p.m. right now, and one would assume they would start on time. >> Continue reading: State Wrestling: Day 2 (updated)
Posted by Bradley Handwerger February 8, 2008State Wrestling: Day 1I'm here at the Pontchartrain Center in Kenner, watching and learning wrestling. It's different. I'm a football, basketball and soccer guy. Alabama didn't have wrestling when I was growing up, so bear with me if I use wrong terminology. That said, morning results are in. I'll update when I can with what I can.
Posted by Bradley Handwerger Coaches ready for rest after signing dayLULING - Two days ago, colleges reaped the rewards of intrastate and interstate recruiting, signing high school players to bolster their football programs. The likes of Les Miles, Bob Toledo, Nick Saban and Tommy Tuberville certainly have reasons to be happy. But what about the high school coaches?
Posted by Bradley Handwerger February 6, 2008Signing DayMardi Gras ended yesterday, so what better holiday to follow up with than National Signing Day. And if you don't think this is a holiday, think again. Folks head out to college campuses and camp out and drink and cheer and taunt. It's like a college football Saturday, only it's the first Wednesday of February every year and it's adults partaking in the taunting and work-skipping. >> Continue reading: Signing Day
Posted by Bradley Handwerger February 5, 2008New commitMatt Saucier, the Curtis quarterback, committed to Air Force Monday night.
Posted by Bradley Handwerger February 4, 2008LSWA Girls Basketball pollIt's out. Hot of the press. OK, it's been in the inbox for a little while, but I'm just not getting around to it. Anyway, here you go.
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