Tee Cotton Bowl XIII is more than a High School Football Game

by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America

Photo courtesy of the Tee Cotton Bowl

Remember the old line from Dallas Cowboys fans that the hole in the roof of old Cowboys Stadium was so God can watch his favorite team?

How about the Pope blessing a Louisiana high school football game?

That's what Pope John Paul II did after watching an NFL Films 10-minute video on the Tee Cotton Bowl that turns thirteen years old on Friday when Ville Platte squares-off with Sacred Heart.

The Tee Cotton Bowl was founded in 1999 by Tim Fontenot, a physical therapist in Villa Platte.  Fontenot will join me on High School Football America Thursday night to talk about how the game has galvanized his racially divided Louisiana town of 8,000.

Ville Platte is a small town with strong Cajun and Creole roots where the news is still broadcast in French twice a day.  The schools are actually divided by a train track.

Ville Platte is the town's public school where the students are predominantly African-American and Protestant.  Sacred Heart is a private school with students that are predominantly Caucasian and Catholic.

The reason the game is called the Tee Cotton Bowl is "tee" in Cajun/Creole means small and the game is  named after college football's Cotton Bowl.  Ville Platte also has an annual cotton festival.

Fontenot's interview on High School Football America can be heard live on the ArtistFirst Worldwide Radio Network on the internet at 7 P.M. Eastern Time.

Click here to listen LIVE.

Curtis plants Plant

by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America

Courtesy MGhelmets.com

John Curtis carried the Louisiana high school football banner proudly as the Patriots pounded nationally-ranked Florida power Plant 33-3 in the Allstate Sugar Bowl Prep Classic in the Superdome.

JC took advantage of some sloppy play from the defending Florida 8A champs to get out to a 21-0 lead after just three offensive possessions by Plant.  Sherman Badie scored all three of the Patriots first touchdowns.

The John Curtis defense was very good, limiting Plant to 194 yards in total offense.

Jim Gatlin Named New Head Football Coach at Northwood

by Jeff Fisher
Louisiana High School Football Huddle

After a year away from the sidelines, Jim Gatlin is back.

Northwood High School has hired the former head coach at Parkway.  Gatlin was choose from a list of six candidates.

Louisiana - 2011 National Signing Day

Kris Albarado (St. Louis, P) - USC
Jonah Austin (St. Augustine, OL) - LSU
Odell Beckham, Jr. (Isidore Newman, WR) - LSU
La'el Collins (Redemptorist, OL) - LSU
Micah Eugene (Acandiana, S) - LSU
Kenny Hilliard (Patterson, RB) - LSU
Chuck Hunter (West Monroe, DT) - TCU
Michael Hunter (West Monroe, CB) - Indina
David Jenkins (Hebron, CB) - LSU
Anthony Johnson (O.Perry Walker, DT) - LSU
Cortez Johnson (O. Perry Walker, DB) - Arizona
Gerrand Johnson (Rayville, DL) - Missouri
Mickey Johnson (St. Paul's, DT) - LSU
Jarvis Landry (Lutcher, WR) - LSU
Alonzo Lewis (St. James, WR) - LSU
Terrence Magee (Franklinton, RB) - LSU
Ronald Martin (White Castle, S) - LSU
Zack Oliver (Catholic, QB) - Northwestern
Jermauria Rasco (Evangel Christian Academy, DE) - LSU
Quentin Thomas (Breaux Bridge, DE) - LSU
Paul Turner (West Monroe, Ath.) - LSU
Trai Turner (St. Augustine, OL) - LSU
Corey White (Capitol, OL) - LSU

Louisiana High School Football Pre-Season Practice Begins August 9th

by Jeff Fisher

Louisiana High School Football Huddle

Welcome to our new look for the 2010 Louisiana high school football season!

With the first day of practice beginning August 9th, I wanted to take the time to thank all of my readers, who have made this blog successful over the past three years.  I have bigger-and-better things planned this year with more original content.

Also, don't forget to check-out High School Football America for great high school football stories from around the country.  If you have story ideas that I should know about, please feel free to email me.

Here's a look at important dates for the 2010 season...

First Practice - August 9th

Regular Season Begins - September 3rd

Championships - December 10th & 11th

Jeff Fisher is Founder/Editor-in-Chief of High School Football America

Louisiana - 2010 National Signing Day

Jordan Allen (West Monroe) DE - LSU
Alfred Blue (Hahnville) RB - LSU
Drew Dileo (Parkview Baptist) - Michigan
Collin Ellis (The Dunham School) LB - Northwestern
Jarrett Fobbs (Huntington) WR - LSU
Alex Hill (Slidell) C - Illinois
Nic Jacobs (Many) TE - LSU
Calvin Johnson (Archbishop Rummel) S - Michigan
Harold Legania (Edna Karr) DT - Minnesota
Tyrann Mathieu (St. Augustine) DB - LSU
Dwayne Mitchell (Edna Karr) LB - Minnesota
Elliot Porter (Archbishop Shaw) OL - LSU
Eric Reid (Dutchtown) DB - LSU
Tharold Simon (Eunice) DB - LSU
Ronnie Vinson (Newman) DB - LSU
D.J. Welter (Notre Dame) LB - LSU
Armand Williams (Slidell) WR - LSU
James Wright (Belle Chasse) WR - LSU

Louisiana 2009 Class 4A All-State Football Team

Selected by the Louisiana Sports Writers Association

Offense
Pos. Player School Ht. Wt. Cl.
WR James Wright Belle Chasse 6-3 185 Sr.
WR Jarvis Landry Lutcher 6-3 215 Jr.
WR Jeremy Runner Neville 5-10 190 Sr.
OL Audonnis Madison Karr 6-5 290 Sr.
OL Jared Trosclair Lutcher 6-2 250 Sr.
OL Xavier Jefferson Franklinton 6-3 235 Jr.
OL Ryan Zeller St. Michael 6-5 270 Sr.
OL Kennan Wilson Franklinton 5-9 235 Sr.
QB Gavin Webster Lutcher 5-11 210 Sr.
RB Rico Pollard Neville 5-11 210 Sr.
RB James Gillum Pearl River 5-11 185 Sr.
RB Josh Robinson Franklinton 5-9 185 Jr.
PK James Bice St. Louis 6-0 165 Sr.
ATH Munchie Legaux Karr 6-4 185 Sr.

Defense
Pos. Player School Ht. Wt. Cl.
DL Isame Faciane Salmen 6-5 255 Sr.
DL Ledarrius Bickham Franklinton 6-0 220 Sr.
DL Anthony Johnson O.P. Walker 6-3 290 Jr.
DL Harold Legania Karr 6-4 250 Sr.
LB Joshua Marks Franklinton 5-9 195 Sr.
LB Waderrious Sellers Neville 5-10 210 Sr.
LB Dwayne Mitchell Karr 6-2 210 Sr.
LB DeShazor Everett DeRidder 6-0 175 Jr.
DB Devon White McDonogh 35 6-0 175 Jr.
DB Trevence Patt Breaux Bridge 6-0 175 Sr.
DB Todd Washington Lutcher 6-0 175 Sr.
DB Ernest Andrus Northside 6-1 185 Sr.
P Kris Albarado St. Louis 5-11 185 Jr.
KR Imoan Claiborne Alexandria 5-10 175 Sr.

OUTSTANDING PLAYER OFFENSE: GAVIN WEBSTER, LUTCHER
OUTSTANDING PLAYER DEFENSE: ANTHONY JOHNSON, O.P. WALKER
COACH OF THE YEAR: SHANE SMITH, FRANKLINTON

Honorable mention: Seth Ward, Vandebilt Catholic; Damion Dilon, Franklinton; Devonta Flowers, Franklinton; Hunter Feibel, Northwood-Shreveport; Desmon Hill, Fair Park; Kris Sanders, Minden; Travin Dural, Breaux Bridge; Jeremy Meyers, St. Michael; Austin Frey, St. Michael; Orlan Lockhart, Sam Houston; Dak Prescott, Haughton; Daniel Taylor, Lutcher; JaRen Johnson, Ruston; Nick Richardson, Ruston; Lawrence Cayou, McDonogh 35; Brandon Jeter, Parkway; Chris Carter, Independence; Kenny Brown, St. Louis Catholic; Jeron McGilvery, Northside; Brad Norris, Cecilia; Gary Disotell, Lutcher; Lyle Smith, Ruston; Terrance Magee, Franklinton; Taylor Burch, Neville; Davondrick Phillips, Jennings; Michael Willridge, Jennings; Terrell Alfred, Northside; Zack Lynn, Bossier; Demarcaze Givens, Woodlawn-BR; Michael Blanchard, Vandebilt Catholic; Tyler Port, Northside; Michael Ortego, Vandebilt Catholic; Rashad Robinson, DeRidder; Jarrett Fobbs, Huntington; Calton Jones, Huntington; Earl Williams, Bossier, Josh Hoard, Parkway; Nicholas Williams, Glen Oaks; Simeon Stevenson, Neville; Anthony Balancier, McDonogh 35; Keithon Parker, Sam Houston; Quinton Crowe, Ruston; Hagan Lawrence, Neville.

Louisiana 2009 Class 2A All-State Football Team

Selected by the Louisiana Sports Writers Association

Offense
Pos. Player School Ht. Wt. Cl.
WR Eric Thomas Jr. Evangel 6-2 210 Sr.
WR Caleb Kellogg, DeQuincy 6-0 170 Sr.
TE Nic Jacobs Many 6-6 265 Sr.
OL Dale Martin Riverside 6-2 235 Jr.
OL Luke Charpentier Curtis 6-4 300 Sr.
OL Sylvan Alaracon St. Charles 5-11 240 Sr.
OL Corey White Capitol 6-5 315 Jr.
OL John Mark Holliday Rosepine 6-1 190 Sr.
QB Terrance Broadway Capitol 6-2 185 Sr.
RB Frankie Jackson Capitol 5-10 183 Sr.
RB Torrey Pierce Curtis 5-8 180 Jr.
RB Tony Casey Homer 6-0 185 Sr.
ATH D.J. Palmer Many 6-0 180 Sr.
PK William Russ Evangel 6-4 176 Sr.

Defense
Pos. Player School Ht. Wt. Cl.
DL Walker Ashburn Curtis 6-3 260 Sr.
DL Nicholas Reine St. Charles 6-0 220 Sr.
DL Jermauria Rasco Evangel 6-4 244 Jr.
DL Evan Fortier Opelousas Catholic 6-4 290 Sr.
LB Collin Ellis Dunham 6-3 210 Sr.
LB Dylan Bardin Sterlington 5-11 185 Sr.
LB Seth Jones Curtis 6-0 220 Jr.
LB John White Curtis 5-10 230 Sr.
DB Ronnie Vinson Newman 5-11 190 Sr.
DB Jonathan McKnight Curtis 6-1 175 Sr.
DB Jordan Hanberry Curtis 6-1 175 Sr.
DB Virgil Williams Evangel 5-8 154 Sr.
KR Gary Suydam Rosepine 5-10 200 Jr.
P Jonathan Ginsburgh Menard 6-0 190 Sr.

Outstanding Offensive Player: D.J. Palmer, Many
Outstanding Defensive Player: Walker Ashburn, Curtis
Coach of the Year: Freddie Hallman, Menard

Honorable mention: Odell Beckham, Newman; Joe Coutee, Lakeview; Carl Pearson, Farmerville; Dorian Durald, Opelousas Catholic; Clay Branton, Sterlington; Logan Dopson, Sterlington; Darnell Rachal, Riverside; Kevin Henderson, Springfield; Darron McKigney, Springfield; Lamar Carraway, Lake Providence; Charcandrick West, Springhill; Auldon Robinson, Lake Arthur; Thomas Bridgewater, Evangel; Rod Davis, Many; Roosevelt Wright, Capitol; Brandon Becker, St. Charles; Alex Kessler, Newman; Andrew White, Farmerville; Morgan Williams, Farmerville; Jared Myatt. Calvary Baptist; Jonathan Lewis, Many; David Dee Duron, Evangel; Dakota Cryer, South Beauregard; Will Guidry, Welsh; Brandon Robertson, St. Thomas Aquinas; Tyler Lusignan, Pope John Paul II; Anthony Williams, Jeanerette; Ricky Nichols, Jonesboro-Hodge; DePaul Elliott, Farmerville; Bryant Dunn, Donaldsonsville; George Palmer, Jonesboro-Hodge; Devante Scott, Ferriday; Devon Breaux, Donaldsonville; Hunter Bordelon, Menard; Travis Moses, Rosepine; Brandon Jackson, Evangel; Dorseay Bindon, Capitol; LaQuinten Allen, Sterlington; Jordan Hebert. Welsh; Kolandre Richardson, Springfield; Shawn Burst, Northlake Christian; Deonte Thompson, Evangel; Klint White, Rosepine; Jared Rodgers, Episcopal; Dylan Kliebert, St. Charles; Grant Authement, St. Catholic; Scrib Pipkins, Evangel; Marcus Hall, St. Charles; Kamonte Wilson, Winnfield.

Louisiana 2009 Class 1A All-State Football Team

Selected by the Louisiana Sports Writers Association



CLASS 1A
Offense
Pos. Player, school Ht. Wt. Cl.

WR Dylan Boutwell South Plaquemines 5-10 180 Sr.
WR Mark Laird Ouachita Christian 6-2 175 So.
WR Dontrell Brown Central Catholic 6-3 180 Fr.
OL Devonte Limbrick Oberlin 6-1 245 Jr.
OL Hunter Pruitt Delhi Charter 6-0 245 Sr.
OL Justin Evans Haynesville 6-4 225 Sr.
OL Greg Verret Gueydan 6-4 230 Sr.
OL Theo Carroll Block 6-5 323 Sr.
QB Paul Michael Garner Ouachita Christian 5-10 170 Sr.
RB Mike Barthelemy South Plaquemines 5-11 205 Jr.
RB Davante Bourque Gueydan 6-2 195 So.
RB D.J. Lewis Haynesville 6-1 180 Sr.
ATH Kendrick Jackson Oak Grove 5-9 166 Sr.
PK Taylor Dawson Ouachita Christian 5-10 185 Sr.

Defense
Pos. Player, school Ht. Wt. Cl.
DL Beau Fitte South Plaquemines 6-1 210 Jr.
DL Felix Barthelemy South Plaquemines 5-11 235 Jr.
DL Shelby Zeagler Block 6-5 245 Sr.
DL Herman Fitch St. John 6-0 205 Jr.
LB Seth Ancar South Plaquemines 6-0 205 Sr.
LB Calvin Black St. Martin's 6-2 180 So.
LB Nick Moore Grambling 5-9 200 Sr.
LB Corey David St. John 5-9 186 Sr.
DB Wendell Turner South Plaquemines 5-9 160 Sr.
DB Taurean Nixon Southern Lab 6-0 181 Sr.
DB Ronald Martin White Castle 6-1 180 Jr.
DB Charles Howard Oak Grove 5-10 165 Sr.
KR Derion Porchia St. Mary's 5-10 160 So.
P Steven Whisnant Christian Life 6-3 190 Sr.

Outstanding Offensive Player: Davante Bourque, Gueydan
Outstanding Defensive Player: Seth Ancar, South Plaquemines
Coach of the Year: David Franklin, Haynesville

Honorable mention: Nick Hansel, Country Day; Marlon Dominique, Ascension Catholic; Aaron Thibodeaux, St. Frederick; Jamar Owens, St. Frederick; Jake Johnson, St. Frederick; David Lorio, Catholic-PC; DaKendrick Wilson, Logansport; Josh Johnson, St. John; Casey Toussaint, St. John; Parker Caronia, St. Martin's; Gabe Robinson, Delhi Charter; Dex Murphy, South Cameron; Landon Camron, Elton; Chander George, Westminster Christian; Jorey Renard, Delcambre; Kenneth Dabney, West St. John; De'La Mayers, Oak Grove; Michael Traweek, Oberlin; Michael Dede, West St. John; Dillon Moore, Oak Grove; Josh Cox, Cedar Creek; Chris Giambelluca, St. Martin's; Gordy Bright, Country Day; Lorne Barthelemy, South Plaquemines; Brandon Porche, Westminster Christian; Ben Stone, St. Mary's; Eric Ragas, South Plaquemines; Fabian Bellard, Basile; Dray Joseph, West St. John; Curdarius Johnson, Block; DaKendrick Wilson, Logansport; Andrew Templet, Central Catholic; Jordan Scelfo, Cedar Creek; Cedric Skinner, Oberlin; Chadd Strother, Oberlin; Randy Julian, Delhi Charter; Michael Ryder, Oberlin; Steven LeBleu, Basile;Trey Vault, Block; LaDarrius Buggs, Haynesville; Daivon Thomas, Haynesville; DeAndre Peoples, Logansport; Hunter Bennett, Cedar Creek; Maurice Mann, Oak Grove; Riccie Gray, Delhi Charter; John William Methvin, St. Mary's; Jacob Ware, Oberlin; Tyler Coe, Ringgold; Hunter Simms, Delhi Charter; Chris Cryer, St. Mary's; Alan Brown, Oak Grove; Spencer Sonnier, Oberlin.

West Monroe Reigns as Louisiana 5A Champs

by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America

West Monroe captured Louisiana's 5A state championship with a 30-0 shutout of Archbishop Rummel Saturday. The Times-Picayune reports that West Monroe was led by quarterback Paul Turner, who threw for over 200 yards. Both teams entered the game undefeated.

Neville's Defense Contains High Scoring Franklinton in Louisiana 4A Title Game

by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America

Franklinton's offense was shutdown for the first time this year, and it came at the worst time for Demon fans.

Neville (14-1) beat Franklinton 31-15 in Louisiana's 4A championship game Saturday which was the Demons first state title game appearance since 1981. Franklinton (14-1) came into the game having scored a state record 705 points this season.

The Times-Picayune reports that Neville quarterback Taylor Burch threw for over 300 yards and accounted for 392 yards in total offense. Included in those numbers was a Superdome Classic record 95-yard touchdown pass.

South Plaquemines Denied Three-Peat

by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America
The run of consecutive Louisiana state championships for South Plaquemines ended at two on Saturday. Haynesville won its 15th state title with a 19-12 win over the Hurricanes in the 1A championship game.

The Times-Picayune reports that South Plaquemines killed its attempt at a three-peat with a lot of penalties.

The story of the South Plaquemines High School football program grew after the release of New York Times writer Jere Longman's book on the Hurricanes that overcame all kinds of odds in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.

Louisiana High School Football Scores - Championships

Louisiana High School Football Scores
Saturday, December 12, 2009

Championships
at Superdome, New Orleans, LA

5A
West Monroe 30 Archbishop Rummel 0

4A
Neville 31 Franklinton 15

1A
Haynesville 19 South Plaqumines 12

Louisiana High School Football Scores
Friday, December 11, 2009

3A
Notre Dame 14 Parkview Baptist 7

2A
Evangel Christian 18 John Curtis 13

John Curtis Streak of Louisiana State Football Championships Ends at 5

by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America

John Curtis' state championship numbers were staggering coming into the Patriots' 2A Louisiana high school football state championship game against Evangel Christian.

Five straight 2A titles, 14 straight championship game appearances and 30th in the last 35 years.

In the end, no of that mattered as Evangel Christian beat JC 18-13 Friday night. The loss snapped Curtis' 27-game win streak and 29-game playoff win streak. The Times-Picayune reports Evangel Christian's 12th state title came from a strong defensive effort.

Curtis has the most Louisiana state titles with 23. Haynesville is second with 14 titles (possibly 15 if it beats South Plaquemines on Saturday).

Notre Dame Wins Louisiana 3A High School Football Championship

by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America

Notre Dame beat Parkview Baptist 14-7 Friday to capture the state's 3A championship. The Times Picayune reports that ND was led by its MVP quarterback Ryan Leonards. The title was Notre Dame's first since 2000.

Louisiana High School Football Scores - Week 8

by Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

John Curtis survived a scare in its battle of unbeatens game against St. Charles. According to The Times-Picayune, Curtis won 19-18 on a late touchdown.





Louisiana High School Football Scores
Friday, October 23, 2009

Acadiana 42, Sulphur 21
Amite 50, Albany 7
Archbishop Rummel 24, Barbe 21
Baker 12, Northeast 6
Basile 40, Merryville 14
Baton Rouge Catholic 24, Live Oak 7
Baton Rouge Episcopal 58, Pointe Coupee Central 14
Block 55, Montgomery 6
Brusly 30, Plaquemine 14
Bunkie 19, Vidalia 14
Carencro 10, New Iberia 7
Central 62, Walker 9
Central Lafourche 26, Comeaux 14
Covington 41, Northshore 31
Crowley 34, Westlake 28
Delhi Charter 45, Cedar Creek 20
Denham Springs 35, St. Martinville 7
DeRidder 21, Jennings 14
Donaldsonville 34, University 10
E.D. White 40, Berwick 6
East Ascension 34, St. Amant 27
East St. John 41, Destrehan 9
Eunice 49, Northwest 6
Farmerville 20, Jonesboro-Hodge 7
Fisher 28, Lusher 19
Franklinton 48, Pearl River 0
Glen Oaks 34, McKinley 6
Gueydan 56, Central Catholic 46
Hahnville 41, Dutchtown 7
Hamilton Christian Academy 32, Elton 31
Haughton 28, Benton 25
Haynes Academy 27, Ridgewood 8
Higgins 40, Bonnabel 6
Holy Savior Menard 9, Winnfield 7
Huntington 26, Shreveport Northwood 20
Iowa 39, Church Point 27
Jackson 23, Kentwood 0
Jackson Prep (MS) 32, Oak Forest 7
Jeanerette 16, Sacred Heart-Ville Platte 8
John Curtis Christian 19, St. Charles Catholic 18
Kinder 28, Mamou 0
Lake Arthur 42, Pine Prairie 6
Lake Providence 27, Ferriday 24
Leesville 40, Grant 20
Lena Northwood 31, LaSalle 8
Livonia 36, Iota 18
Lutcher 54, Ellender 0
Mandeville 30, Hammond 14
Mangham 27, Sterlington 21
Many 51, Mansfield 19
Neville 42, Franklin Parish 9
North Central 51, False River Academy 19
North DeSoto 30, B.T. Washington 18
North Vermilion 14, Rayne 0
O.P. Walker 28, Reed 0
Oak Grove 40, Ouachita Christian 23
Oberlin 59, South Cameron 28
Ouachita Parish 21, Airline 17
Parkview Baptist 23, West Feliciana 7
Pickering 27, East Beauregard 6
Port Allen 20, St. James 13
Rayville 48, Richwood 36
Rosepine 28, DeQuincy 16
Ruston 19, West Ouachita 14
Saint Paul's 17, Ponchatoula 0
Salmen 28, Riverdale 0
Sam Houston 34, Tioga 21
Slidell 20, Fontainebleau 13
South Beauregard 41, Vinton 0
South Lafourche 42, Assumption 0
South Plaquemines 44, Country Day 6
South Terrebonne 24, Terrebonne 12
Springfield 41, Pope John Paul II 21
St. Augustine 34, Brother Martin 14
St. Frederick Catholic 19, Delhi 6
St. John 48, Ascension Catholic 6
St. Louis 27, Washington-Marion 24
St. Martins 41, Ecole Classique 0
Thibodaux 30, H. L. Bourgeois 0
Vandebilt Catholic 36, Morgan City 6
Varnado 46, Archbishop Hannan 9
Welsh 40, Oakdale 23
West Jefferson 41, John Ehret 0
West Monroe 51, C.E. Byrd 9
West St. John 21, White Castle 15
Wossman 38, Bastrop 25
Zachary 27, Scotlandville 23

Louisiana High School Football Scores - Week 7

Louisiana High School Football Scores
Friday, October 16, 2009

Airline 28, Pineville 6
Amite School (MS) 21, Bowling Green 6
Barbe 31, Acadiana 27
Baton Rouge Episcopal 28, Welsh 12
Belaire 13, Istrouma 0
Block 33, St. Mary's 0
Breaux Bridge 20, Northside 14
Brusly 16, South Terrebonne 0
Bunkie 38, Buckeye 13
Calvary Baptist Academy 56, Lakeside 0
Capitol Academy 34, Donaldsonville 32, OT
Central 58, Zachary 0
Central Hinds Academy (MS) 20, Tallulah 0
Central Private 33, Wilkinson County Christian Academy (MS) 6
Country Day 55, Lutheran 14
Covington 20, Hammond 13
DeRidder 34, Peabody 0
Dunham 10, Clinton 0
Dutchtown 35, St. Amant 23
E.D. White 17, Patterson 14
East St. John 14, East Ascension 3
Ecole Classique 49, Ridgewood 0
Eunice 47, Iowa 20
Evangel Christian Academy 52, North Caddo 0
Farmerville 43, Mangham 0
Ferriday 6, Jonesboro-Hodge 3
Franklin Parish 20, Wossman 19
Franklinton 58, East Jefferson 6
Green Oaks 28, B.T. Washington 0
Hahnville 48, Destrehan 10
Hamilton Christian Academy 20, Merryville 0
Haynesville 27, Ringgold 12
Higgins 28, John Ehret 6
Holy Cross 48, Clark 6
Jeanerette 24, Ville Platte 19
Jennings 27, St. Louis 7
Kinder 27, Pine Prairie 14
LaGrange 27, Sulphur 0
Lake Arthur 14, Iota 7
Logansport 32, Sarepta 8
Lutcher 41, Belle Chasse 12
Mamou 20, Oakdale 13
Mandeville 12, Fontainebleau 10
Many 38, Red River 18
Minden 24, Bossier 21
Newman 45, Lusher 0
Northlake Christian 14, Pope John Paul II 7
Oak Forest 16, Madison-Ridgeland Aca., Miss. 0
Oberlin 28, Basile 7
Opelousas Catholic 34, Loreauville 14
Ouachita Christian 53, Delhi 0
Ouachita Parish 40, C.E. Byrd 3
Pickering 56, Vinton 26
Plaquemine 27, Port Allen 17
Richwood 36, Caldwell 0
Rosepine 42, East Beauregard 13
Ruston 33, Bastrop 12
Sam Houston 21, Washington-Marion 13
South Beauregard 33, DeQuincy 17
South Cameron 28, Elton 26, 3OT
South Lafourche 49, H. L. Bourgeois 6
South Plaquemines 18, St. Martins 7
Springfield 33, St. Helena Central 8
St. Charles Catholic 48, Riverside Academy 7
St. James 32, Livonia 14
St. John 41, Christian Life Academy 7
St. Thomas More 6, Comeaux 3
Tara 6, Glen Oaks 0
Terrebonne 21, Central Lafourche 17
Thibodaux 27, Assumption 0
Vandebilt Catholic 49, Ellender 12
Vidalia 46, Bolton 14
West Jefferson 36, King 0
Westgate 31, New Iberia 17
Westminster Christian 7, Varnado 6, OT
White Castle 26, Ascension Catholic 16
Woodlawn (BR) 32, Broadmoor 6

Louisiana AP High School Football Rankings

Class 5A

1. West Monroe (12) 5-0, LW: # 1
2. Rummel 5-0, LW: #3
3. Hahnville 4-1, LW: #4
4. Central 4-1, LW: #5
5. Acadiana 4-1, LW: #7
6. Barbe 4-1, LW: #2
7. St. Paul's 4-1, LW: #9
8. St. Augustine 4-0, LW: #10
9. Thibodaux 3-2, LW: #6
10. Brother Martin 5-0, LW: NR

Class 4A

1. Lutcher (12) 5-0, LW: #1
2. Salmen 4-1, LW: #2
3. Neville 3-1, LW: #3
4. Karr 5-0, LW: #4
5. Franklinton 5-0, LW: #5
6. Breaux Bridge 3-2, LW: #10
7. Ruston 4-1, LW: #7
8. Northside 3-2, LW: NR
9. Alexandria 4-1, LW: #6
10. Bastrop 4-1, LW: #8

Class 3A

1. Notre Dame (12) 5-0, LW: #1
2. Redemptorist 5-0, LW: #2
3. Parkview Baptist 4-1, LW: #3
4. Independence 4-1, LW: #5
5. Patterson 3-2, LW: #4
6. Holy Cross 3-2, LW: #8
7. Kaplan 4-1, LW: #6
7. Richwood 2-3, LW: NR
9. North Vermilion 4-1, LW: NR
10. Amite 3-1, LW: #7

Class 2A

1. Curtis (12) 4-0, LW: #1
2. Evangel 4-1, LW: #3
3. Capitol 5-0, LW: #2
4. St. Charles 5-0, LW: #4
5. Donaldsonville 5-0, LW: #5
6. Many 5-1, LW:#7
7. South Beauregard 5-0, LW: #8
8. Winnfield 5-0, LW: NR
9. Rosepine 4-1, LW: #9
10. Farmerville 4-1, LW: #6

Class 1A

1. St. John-Plaq. (9) 4-1, LW: #3
2. S. Plaquemines (3) 3-2, LW: #1
3. Oak Grove 3-2, LW: #6
4. Haynesville 3-2, LW: #2
5. St. Mary's 5-0, LW: #7
6. Gueydan 4-1, LW: #4
7. Westminster Chr. 3-2, LW: #5
8. West St. John 2-3, LW: #7
9. Varnado 2-3, LW: NR
10. Kentwood 2-3, LW: #9

Louisiana High School Football Scores - Week 5

by Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

Defending 3A champ Lutcher proved Friday that its August jamboree shutout of Destrehan was no fluke. The Bulldogs blew-out the defending 5A champs 48-10. According to the Times-Picayune, Lutcher rolled-up 577-yards in total offense with senior quarterback Gavin Webster leading the way completing 25 of 28 passes for 349 yards and five touchdowns.

Louisiana High School Football Scores
Friday, October 2, 2009

New Orleans Area
District 7-5A
St. Paul's 38, Hammond 21
District 10-3A
Carver 40, De La Salle 14
District 9-2A
Curtis 43, Fisher 0
Douglass 24, Lusher 12
St. Charles 42, Newman 13
District 9-1A
Crescent City 39, Ridgewood 0
Ecole 35, Lutheran 0
Country Day 15, St. Martin's 8
Non-district
Lutcher 48, Destrehan 10
East St. John 49, Carencro 21
Hahnville 42, Vandebilt 7
East Ascension 35, Bonnabel 7
Chalmette 21, Live Oak 20
Shaw 35, Ehret 7
Higgins 16, South Plaquemines 14
Karr 39, Jesuit 29
Franklinton 58, Belle Chasse 21
Riverdale 52, Haynes 7
McDonogh 35 20, Amite 0
St. Amant 45, Reed 0
Northlake Christian 19, Westminster Christian 7

Statewide Scores
Acadiana 28, St. Thomas More 27
Assumption 40, Ellender 12
Berwick 33, Hanson Memorial 0
Breaux Bridge 47, St. Martinville 0
Briarfield 47, Sharkey-Issaquena Aca., Miss. 13
Brusly 18, E.D. White 14
Calvary 41, Ouachita Christian 25
Capitol Academy 31, Clinton 26
Captain Shreve 31, C.E. Byrd 27
Carroll 28, Franklin Parish 0
Cecilia 35, Beau Chene 7
Cedar Creek 33, Avoyelles 32
Central 60, Baton Rouge Catholic 21
Comeaux 27, Patterson 19
Crowley 38, Rayne 7
Delhi Charter 39, Tensas 8
Denham Springs 51, Zachary 21
DeRidder 37, Leesville 18
Donaldsonville 70, Pointe Coupee Central 6
Dutchtown 24, Parkview Baptist 15
Elton 35, Pickering 14
Evangel 30, Barbe 21
Ferriday 32, Peabody 12
Franklinton 58, Belle Chasse 21
Bourgeois 34, Central Lafourche 0
Hamilton Christian Academy 21, Vinton 12
Holy Savior Menard 13, Homer 12
Iota 32, Oakdale 22
Iowa 21, Kaplan 13
Jonesboro-Hodge 34, Grant 21
Kinder 7, Lake Arthur 6
Lakeside 27, St. Mary's 13
Many 57, DeQuincy 20
Marksville 41, Bolton 0
New Iberia 30, Lafayette 17
North Vermilion 39, Franklin 6
Northlake Christian 19, Westminster Christian 6
Oak Grove 39, Sterlington 32
Oberlin 37, Lena Northwood 0
Opelousas Catholic 22, St. Edmund Catholic 14
Ouachita Parish 48, Natchitoches 0
Parklane Aca., Miss. 21, Oak Forest 20
Parkway 10, Benton 7
Rayville 28, Farmerville 26
Red River 42, Green Oaks 22
Redemptorist 43, Washington-Marion 12
Scotlandville 28, Walker 14
South Beauregard 52, Gueydan 30
South Lafourche 17, Terrebonne 13
Springfield 40, Sumner 12
Springhill 27, Mansfield 7
St. Amant 45, Reed 0
St. Frederick Catholic 34, LaSalle 13
St. Helena Central 14, Albany 0
St. Louis 28, Westlake 21
St. Michael 24, Belaire 12
Sulphur 35, Abbeville 6
Sweet Water, Ala. 24, Bastrop 12
Sylva-Bay Aca., Miss. 42, Ben's Ford 0
Thibodaux 14, South Terrebonne 12
Tioga 20, West Ouachita 12
Ville Platte 27, East Beauregard 0
West Monroe 35, Airline 6
White Castle 22, Basile 14
Winnfield 40, Alexandria 20
Woodlawn (SH) 14, Fair Park 10

3A Champ Lutcher Ready For Round 2 Against 5A Champ Destrahan

by Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

At the end of August, defending 3A champ Lutcher stunned defending 5A champ Destrehan 25-0 in a jamboree. That game didn't count in the records, but may have been a sign of things to come.

Lutcher, which is now a 4A school, enters tomorrow night's showdown with Destrehan a perfect 4-0, while the Wildcats are 2-2. For more on tomorrow night's showdown, check-out the preview in The Times-Picayune by reporter Lori Lyons.