Doyle’s Zach Ray has been named the District 8-3A Most Valuable Player for the 2025 season.

Four French Settlement players were selected to the top all-district team in the 9-2A league.

Denham Springs’ girls basketball team held their annual basketball May 27-29 that had children first through eighth grade.

Live Oak reached won the District 5-5A title and the Eagles were state runner-up in a banner 2025 season.

Live Oak held their annual softball camp May 27-29 that showed participants ages 4-14.

Holden graduate Taylor Efferson helped Copiah-Lincoln Community College capture the 2025 NJCAA Division II National Championship after their 6-4 victory over Jones College on May 24.

Live Oak’s Sophia Duhon has signed a letter of intent to Southeastern Louisiana University to cheer.

Live Oak’s Hudson Rodrigue has signed a letter of intent to attend William Carey to play soccer.

Live Oak’s Kyli Pendarvis has signed a letter of intent to attend the University of Louisiana at Lafayette to cheerlead.

Live Oak’s Caroline White has signed a letter of intent to attend the University of Southern Mississippi for dance.

Live Oak’s Brayden Allen has signed a letter of intent with Meridan Community College and will play baseball. “I went and visited and it was a really nice place, really nice …

Maurepas’ Kade Penalber is the District 7-C Most Valuable Player and Wolves’ Boog Dugas is the league’s Coach of the Year.

The 2025 All-Livingston Parish softball team was voted on by the coaches.

Doyle’s Kylee Savant put up big numbers and had what was probably the Lady Tigers’ most important hit of their state championship season.

Maurepas’ Jordyn Pickrell is the District 7-C Most Valuable Player and Lady Wolves’ Gabrielle Felps is the Coach of the Year.

Live Oak’s offseason preparations continued on May 15 with their spring game at Salmen.

Denham Springs competed in their spring game that took place May 9 at home against Chalmette.

Cary Myers is taking the reins as Live Oak’s baseball coach.

Live Oak’s bid to win a state title came up short in a 2 games to 1 best-of-3 series loss to Sam Houston that was held May 15-17 in Sulphur.

French Settlement’s Malloy Miles is the District 9-2A Most Valuable Player and Lady Lions’ Blake West is the league’s Coach of the Year.

Below is the 2025 All-Parish boys Basketball team as voted on by the coaches.

Maurepas jumped out to a 9-0 lead on Harrisonburg, but seven Wolves’ errors over a two-inning span led to 12 runs, four earned in a 15-10 Maurepas loss in the Class C semifinals in Sulphur.

Denham Springs High School’s bass fishing team, coached by Chase Robertson, captured the 2025 Louisiana High School Bass Fishing state championship recently. What gives the title added …

Live Oak’s Jesse Cassard is coaching in his final series at Live Oak, as he is retiring.

Denham Springs won all of the major awards for 2025 All-Parish boys basketball.