No. 20 Springfield was defeated in the first two games of a best-of-3 by Port Barre in the Division III non-select playoffs on the road April 17-18.

Albany was defeated by West Feliciana in the first two games of a best-of-3 by scores of 9-4 and 11-0 on the road April 16-17.

Live Oak played two extra-inning games and came from a game down and won both of their games on April 18 in a best-of-3 to advance to the regional round of the Division I non-select state playoffs on the road.

Doyle’s Jacksen McCaskill and Parker Taylor signed letters of intent to attend college and both will play baseball.

Albany’s Savanna Triche pitched a complete game, one-hit shutout with 15 strikeouts and five walks in a 3-0 Division II non-select playoff victory over Beau Chene on the road April 18.

Games often come down to clutch moments.

Doyle’s Emily Edler threw a no-hit shutout and the defending state champion Lady Tigers tallied runs in every inning they hit during a 15-0 victory over Avoyelles at home on April 18.

Doyle’s Harley Lovell is headed to the University of Louisiana at Monroe for powerlifting.

Denham Springs’ Prai Nelson is co-Most Valuable Player in District 5-5A for the 2025-26 season.

Denham Springs’ Da’Sean Golmond co-Most Valuable Player for District 5-5A and Yellow Jackets’ Kevin Caballero is the Coach of the Year for the 2025-26 season.

Springfield’s Chase Burches is the District 8-3A Most Valuable Player, while teammate Dequincy Davis is the league’s defensive MVP and Doyle’s Daniel Kennedy is the Coach of the Year.

Albany's Savanna Triche drove in six runs during a 16-0 win over Independence to cap off the regular season on April 14 at home.

Denham Springs’ Devan Mack has signed with Nelson University in Texas and will play football.

Denham Springs’ Devin Cupit has inked a letter of intent to attend Lafayette Christian Community College to play football.

Denham Springs’ Dylan Johnson has signed a letter of intent to attend Blue Mountain Christian University in Mississippi for fishing.

Livingston Parish teams capped off the regular season on April 14.

Walker is the top team in Division I non-select and four Livingston Parish teams have byes through the first round of the playoffs that start this week.

Walker didn’t have to look far for their new football coach, as their new coach was in their building.

Five Livingston Parish baseball teams have byes in the playoffs, which get underway this week.

Live Oak’s Landry Smart capped off a six-run first inning with his second home run this season in a 7-2 win over Live Oak in the 2026 regular season finale for both teams on April 13.

Holden's Octavia Efferson drove in six and Albany's Bailey Derveloy had five RBIs and both players homered in their teams' wins on April 13.

Albany countered Maurepas' five-run third with two in their half of the frame to go up, 6-5, in a 10-5 win on April 13.

Walker football coach Chad Mahaffey has accepted the head football coaching position at De La Salle.

Maurepas is the 2026 District 7-C Champion.

Doyle is the District 8-3A champion after winning a tiebreaker over Pine as both teams went 8-2 this year in league play.