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Chilly winds and 50-degree weather did not stop the three parish softball teams from opening the prep season at the Catholic High of Pointe Coupee Tournament on Feb. 21-22.
Livonia will be taking its District 6-4A crown on the road to open the Class 4A basketball playoffs released Monday by the LHSAA.
Catholic High of Pointe Coupee coach Joe Neal knew that St. John’s J’Nyria Kelly would be the big challenge his team would face.
Livonia will be taking its District 6-4A crown on the road to open the Class 4A basketball playoffs released Monday by the Louisiana High School Athletic Association.
The Kiwanis Club of Pointe Coupee’s 41st Annual Open Bass Tournament is scheduled for Sunday, March 21.
Catholic High of Pointe Coupee will be going to the Division IV girls state basketball playoffs, but the Hornets won’t have to go too far.
Softball only had enough time to get the gloves broken in last year before COVID-19 slammed the door shut on the 2020 season.
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High school athletes in two sports have received recognition recently for their efforts.
League-leading Opelousas snapped Livonia’s four-game winning streak on Tuesday, Feb. 9, but not their chances of going to the basketball playoffs.
Archbishop Hannan used a pressure defense to hand Livonia an 8-0 loss in the opening round of the Division III girls soccer playoffs on Feb. 4.
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Isabel Guerin scored 22 points, but Catholic-PC could not overcome a 12-point halftime deficit in a 60-53 loss to North Central on Tuesday.
Wildcat boys team finishes ’20-21with winning season
Livonia High’s girls soccer team will be traveling to the east side of Lake Pontchartrain for the Division III state playoffs
Opelousas Catholic put a stop to Catholic High of Pointe Coupee’s offense for a 53-14 win on Tuesday, Jan. 26, in District 5-1A competition.
Just four days after their first match, Woodlawn gets another shot at Livonia, when the Panthers come to Pointe Coupee Parish for a girls soccer match on Thursday.
Catholic High of Pointe Coupee is seeking a volunteer coach to help with its eighth-grade baseball team.
Livonia’s boys soccer team posted three straight shutouts to win the Alexandria Cup on Jan. 16 at the Pineville Soccer Complex.
While everyone watches the player who scores the touchdown, not as many eyes are on the offensive linemen who open the holes for the rusher.
Girls basketball.
Alaina Davis’s three goals and a defense that kept the ball out of the middle of the field helped Livonia take an 8-0 win over Catholic High of Pointe Coupee in girls soccer on Jan. 2.
False River broke into the win column before Christmas and the Gators have a chance to get its second win this week.
Livonia senior Torence Gremillion made his presence known on the field on defense and offense and brought home three honors on the All-District 6-4A team.
Two Catholic High of Pointe Coupee seniors were named to the 2020 All-Metro Volleyball Team, according to their coach.
Every time Matthew Langlois got the ball, Catholic High of Pointe Coupee fans knew some defensive player would probably miss him and there was the possibility of a touchdown.
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Isabella Guerin engineered her own run for Catholic High of Pointe Coupee as the Hornets beat Port Barre 50-36 on Monday.
Catholic High of Pointe Coupee cut the deficit to one goal twice, but Liberty used a second-half barrage to take an 11-3 win in boys soccer on Saturday., Dec. 19.
Registration ends Friday, Dec. 18, for the Pointe Coupee Recreation District basketball season.
Coaches will give a “talking-to” to their team at halftime when needed. Catholic High of Pointe Coupee’s Joe Neal did not have to give that talk to his girls basketball team on Monday after the first half against False River.
Livonia’s boys basketball team has two lineups it can use and Coach Toby St. Cyr sees an advantage in both.
David Simoneaux spoke first as the athletic director of Catholic High of Pointe Coupee, when Matthew Langlois and Aiden Vosburg signed college letters of intent.
Getting the season started was rough, but Livonia’s soccer teams are making up for lost time.
David Simoneaux spoke first as the athletic director of Catholic High of Pointe Coupee, when Matthew Langlois and Aiden Vosburg signed college letters of intent.
SHREVEPORT – Calvary Baptist used a big-play offense to set up its scoring and oust Catholic High of Pointe Coupee 48-16 from the Division IV playoffs on Dec. 4.
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Pointe Coupee Parish swept the top honors and dominated all-district picks for Division V District 5 as voted on by the district’s coaches.
Catholic High of Pointe Coupee opened the third overtime period with a 10-0 run to beat Family Christian 64-56 on Tuesday.
Offensive MVP – Tori Cameron, Catholic–Pointe Coupee
SHREVEPORT – The end of the first quarter brought hope that Livonia could possibly win its first-round berth in the Class 4A non-select playoffs, but a roadblock loomed for the Wildcats.
It was a game of scoring runs, but Catholic High of Pointe Coupee had the crucial one – outscoring Livonia 13-0 to open the second half enroute to a 63-43 win on Tuesday.
Catholic High of Pointe Coupee outscored Livonia 13-0 to open the second half enroute to a 63-43 win.
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For 19 seconds, the Trojans led the Hornets.
SHREVEPORT – The end of the first quarter brought hope that Livonia could possibly win its first-round game in the Class 4A non-select playoffs, but a roadblock loomed for the Wildcats.
She decided four years ago, but Blaire Bizette made it official when the Catholic High of Pointe Coupee senior signed to play softball at Southeastern Louisiana University.
Catholic-PC outscored Central-Jonesville 19-9 in the fourth quarter to win its season opener 57-39 on Nov. 17.
