Springfield placed one player on the District 9-2A All-District first team, while two players picked up second-team honors on the squad, which was selected by the league’s coaches.

The three Livingston Parish schools produced a total of 12 first-team selections on the 2018 All-District 4-5A football team.

ALBANY – It wasn't a thing of beauty by any means, but at the end of the night, Albany walked away with a win.

Jalen Cook poured in a game-high 37 points to help Walker hold off a serious challenge Thursday from Westgate 75-73 in the first round of Madison Prep's Rumble on the River.

Denham Springs’ senior Shelby Prest earned first team All-District 4-Division I honors.

MAUREPAS – When French Settlement’s Cedric Witkowski stepped to the line in a tie game with 2.4 seconds left, there was just one objective in mind.

MAUREPAS – French Settlement came into Thursday’s game with Maurepas looking to get back on track.

DENHAM SPRINGS – The task facing Denham Springs’ basketball team was difficult enough with two starters out of the starting lineup with injuries.

WATSON - Live Oak junior Dijone’ Flowers is creating a buzz as the sparkplug for the Lady Eagles basketball team.

DENHAM SPRINGS – What started out as the family’s summer vacation nearly turned tragic.

DENHAM SPRINGS - After a relatively quiet first half, Denham Springs and Live Oak traded two late goals in the second half to wind up in a 2-2 draw.

There’s been a growing trend the past two years in the Red Stick Bowl that Live Oak defensive coordinator Brian Smith has four days to try and curtail.

Denham Springs High School will be the site for its annual six-team Grady Hornsby Tournament starting Thursday and running through Saturday with three games each day.

For Springfield’s Beau Husser and Albany’s Justin Parrish, it’s all about the opportunity.

WATSON – Live Oak boys basketball coach John Capps sensed it before his team ever tipped off Tuesday’s game with University High.

WATSON – There were enough good vibes coming through in the first quarter for Live Oak’s girls basketball team.

DENHAM SPRINGS - There would be no need for a late-game stand in this one.

SPRINGFIELD – The way Springfield basketball coach John Hii sees it, it’s only fitting his team put together what he called its best team basketball effort this season in its first game without Donvan Knox.

SPRINGFIELD – It’s taken a while to get there, but Holden’s Lady Rockets may be starting to figure things out.

Through games of Dec. 10

Through games of Dec. 10

One of the central factors in Rhett Rosevear’s recent commitment to Southeastern Louisiana’s baseball program took place during conversations between the Live Oak junior on his unofficial visit with sixth-year coach Matt Riser.

Here are the latest statewide rankings released Monday by the Louisiana High School Soccer Coaches Association. First-place votes are in parenthesis, total votes and records.

WEEK IN REVIEW

MAUREPAS – Playing in the last game of the Livingston Parish Tournament is meant to provide a showcase of the two best boys teams in the parish each year.

MAUREPAS – First-year Denham Springs girls basketball coach Blake Zito will have more than two months to savor Saturday’s championship of the Livingston Parish Tournament.

MAUREPAS – Consider it a bounce-back game of sorts for Denham Springs High.

MAUREPAS – Damien McAllister broke a 29-all tie with just over four minutes to play and Albany went on to a 41-34 victory Saturday over Holden in the consolation championship of the Livingston Parish Tournament at Maurepas High School.

MAUREPAS – There’s no denying the value of Presleigh Scott to Doyle’s basketball team when she’s on the floor.

Live Oak vs. Fontainebleau and Covington

MAUREPAS –There were some areas in particular of a 21-point halftime lead that Walker boys basketball coach Anthony Schiro didn’t like in Friday’s game with Doyle in the semifinals of the Livingston Parish Tournament.

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