Shavon Coleman, Langston Galloway Headline Thibodaux High Tournament

Top 150 Players Shavon Coleman(Left) of Thibodaux and Langston Galloway(right) of Christian Life Highlight the Thibodaux High Tournament

Thibodaux High is hosting their annual Thanksgiving classic starting today Nov 23 - 25 at Thiboduax High school. There is a good group of talent in this event that is headlined by the host Tigers of Thibodaux and the Christian Life Crusaders who are coming off a tournament title at the Ballin on the Red event in Shreveport. Not only did they win the event, they did it in impressive fashion as they defeated 5A Airline, 2A Riverside who is nationally ranked on Rivals.com 100 top teams and 4A Bossier, last year's state runner-up. Thibodaux is coming in short-handed with their football kids still on the gridiron. They will be relying heavily on top 100 player Shavon Coleman who is averaging close to 30 a game to start the season. Coleman is a smooth guard that can flat score the basketball. For THS to have a chance at winning this event they will need a great showing for Coleman and the role players to play solid defense and limit turnovers. This will be a great tournament this week and I want to wish THS coach Tony Clark good luck this week while he hosts this fine event.


The Schedule is as follows

Monday, November 23

Game 1 Christian Life vs South Terrebonne 3;30

Game 2 Helen Cox vs Terrebonne 5:00

Game 3 Parkview Baptist vs Thibodaux 6:30

Game 4 Vandebilt Catholic vs Deridder 8:00


Tuesday November 24

Winners and Consolation: Semi-finals
Wednesday: Consolation, Third Place game and Championship game.

Galloway gets MVP, CLA win Inaugural Ballin' on the Red Shootout Title

Marlon Bell (left), Kaleb Knight and McCall Tomeny(right) show off there Ballin' On the Red Championship Trophy as Christian Life defeated Bossier 56-50 on saturday night

On Saturday night it was a classic battle of two highly talented teams and two teams picked to be in the finals of their respective state championship games, Bossier in 4A and Christian Life in 1A. With four starters back for both teams and the main players back, this game was destined for greatness and it didn't disappoint. Bossier jumped out early with an 8-0 early in the 1st quarter. Within minutes, CLA went back to fundamentals and went on a run of their own as they were down 8-7 midway through the first. After tough defense by both teams, Bossier led 11-10 after 1. In the second quarter it was all CLA as they used their height advantage to score inside and led 19-15 with 4:37 left. CLA continued to flex it's muscle as tourney MVP Langston Galloway stepped it up with a couple highlight reel dunks before halftime. One where he jumped outside the lane for the one-handed dunk and another baseline off dribble-drive with two hands. CLA took the halftime lead 23-18. Galloway led the way with 6, while Devonte Francis had 7 for Bossier.

The second half began much the same way the first ended, as CLA took a 29-23 lead with 3:03 left in the quarter as they got to outrunning Bossier in the quarter. and took a 33-30 lead as Bossier started a comeback behind junior Guard Jalan West who had 8 points in the 3rd after being held scoreless in the first half.  To start the fourth, a 3-point barrage by Galloway and Northwestern State signee Patrick Robinson put the 'Saders up 10. Galloway finished the run with a tomahawk dunk. As the quarter kept going, CLA held it's own as it controlled the rest of the game and took home the victory, but not before Bossier tried to make it a game late. CLA's Galloway led the way with 19 points while Devonte Francis had 16 for Bossier.

CLA's Patrick Robinson scored 13 in the

Ballin' On the Red Championship Sat. Night

Ballin' on the Red Shootout

Championship game

Christian Life 56, Bossier 50

CLA 10 13 10 23 -- 56

Bossier 11 7 12 20 -- 50

Christian Life -- Langston Galloway 19, Patrick Robinson 13, Avery Prince 11, Tomeny 6, Bell 3, Knight 2, Self 2

Bossier -- Devonte Francis 16, Jalan West 11, L. James 8, J. James 7, Dar. Francis 3, Owens 3, Jackson 2

3-point goals: Christian Life 5 (Galloway 2, Robinson 2, Bell), Bossier 3 (Dev. Francis, J. James, West)

Third-place game
Riverside 78, Loyola 51

Loyola 10 13 16 12 -- 51

Riverside 13 26 28 11 -- 78

Loyola -- Justin Harris 13, Josh Bates 10, Trevino Martin 10, Bamberg 8, Washington 4, Baker 3, Huffman 2.

Riverside -- Ricardo Gathers 25, Ed Gallina 16, Dabney 9, Jenkins 7, L. Gallina 6, Thomas 5, Lewis 5, Keller 3, Francois 2.

3-point goals: Loyola 2 (Bates 2), Riverside 5 (Jenkins, E. Gallina, Thomas, Lewis, Keller).

Consolation championship

Airline 77, Richwood 72

Airline 16 23 17 21 -- 77

Richwood 14 18 13 22 -- 72

Airline -Josh Hagins 14, Hayden Hildebrand 14, Blaine Miller 12, Leon Carswell II 10, Tony Ardison 10, henderson 6, Cox 3, Jackson 2, Early 2, Womack 2, Thomas 2.

Richwood -- LaDon Carter 16, D'Andre Martin 15, Jamal Dial 14, Ricky Patrick 10, Brown 8, Ellis 5, Gay 2, M. Carter 2.

3-point goals: Airline 6 (Miller 4, Hagins, Cox), Richwood 5 (Maritin 2, Patrick 2, Ellis)

Friendship game

Loyola 60, Vandebilt Catholic 46

VC 9 17 10 10 -- 46

Loyola 15 16 15 14 -- 60

Vandebilt Catholic -- Lion Leslie 16, Williams 2, Smith 9, Guidry 8, Lapeze 6, Blanchard 5.

Loyola -- Tyrone Baker 11, Bates 9, Trevino Martin 13, washington 7, Harris 8, Huffman 8, Cooksey 4.

3-pointers: Vandebilt Catholic (Guidry 2, Smith, Lapeze), Loyola (Baker 3, Bates, Martin, Huffman)

All-tournament Team Members: MVP Langston Galloway(left) and Avery Prince(right) of Christian Life

Bossier's Devonte Francis(left) and Riverside's Louis Dabney(right)

All-Tournament

MVP-Langston Galloway, Christian Life

Cedric Jenkins, Riverside

Louis Dabney, Riverside

Justin Harris, Loyola

Lyndale James, Bossier

Devonte Francis, Bossier

Tony Ardison, Airline

La Don Carter, Richwood

Avery Prince, Christian Life

Southwood upsets St. Thomas More 74-67 in OT

At Southwood,  senior guard Mike Davis buried a three with 17 seconds to play to force overtime. Southwood (2-0) outscored the Cougars (1-1) 9-2 in overtime. Senior, Dean Johns, one of the state's underrated shooting guards,  had five of the nine Southwood points in overtime.

"Our players played hard and through a poor shooting night to beat a very good St. Thomas More team. Our three senior guards used their quickness to get to the basket and were able to get some key steals tonight." Southwood coach Norm Picou said. "Sophmore Eric Howard came in off the bench to provide some great defensive play at the end of the game." Picou added.

After a finishing the year tough last season, Southwood is looking to make a deep playoff run this season with a veteran and experienced squad. With a huge test in STM out the way and coming away with a win, the Cowboys and coach Picou have proved that they could be a team to watch for in 5A.

Boxscore

Southwood: Michael Davis 21pts, Dean Johns 18 pts, Jeff Latin 18 pts, Kevin Daniels 9 pts
STM: Evan Tatford 26pts, Xavier Blackburn 17 pts, and Jimmy Vining 13 pts. Score by quarter:


    
STM: 16 16 11 22 2 67
SHS: 23 8 12 22 9 74

Glen Oaks High School Wins Woodlawn Shootout!!

Pictured Below: Front: Brandon Vessell (Left to Right Back Row:) Andre Scott, Brian Williams, Brandon Johnson, Tre Drye, Tiron Brown, Erron Chesterfield, Kenny Connor

After a a fairly easy win over Scotlandville on Wednesday night and a tough win over rival Istouma by 9 on Thursday night it was time for a showdown with an old rival that will be renewed with the new re-districtricting and classification numbers in. On saturday night Glen Oaks on took on Host Woodlawn for the championship of the annual Woodlawn Shootout. In a game that has been getting a lot of attention in Baton Rouge in the previous months, Glen Oaks proved all rumore to be just that, at least on saturday night anyways. Due to WHS getting several transefers from Lee High and one from Christian Life in Craig McFerrin, along with senior leaders Braylon Lazare and Eric Vidrine back, this was supposed to be the team to challenge Istrouma and GOHS for the district title. After taking a halftime lead of 32-28 over the WHS, Glen Oaks went on to step on the throat of the Purple Panthers to prove which Panthers rule in district 7-4A as on this night it was the Glen Oaks Panthers that proved to be better. as they took home the Championship with a 63-47 win.


In other action Demarcus Veal led Plaquemine with 16 points and the win over Helen Cox of Harvey to win the consolation championship. For the 3rd place game it was 15 point's from Steven Jackson and Roy Knox each to lead the Istrouma Indians over Broadmoor 56-38.

Glen Oaks Tre Drye in action during the summer

Glen Oaks' Brian Willams, and Oklahoma State signee led Glen Oaks all weekend to capture the MVP of the tourney but only with help from guards Andre Scott and Brandon Johnson. Along with Tre Drye who captured all-tourney honors as well.

Woodlawn Shootout

At Woodlawn
Boys

Consolation Game

Plaquemine 53, Helen Cox 42

Team Leaders: PLAQUEMINE: D. Veal 16, J. Jenkins 13, T. Hawkins 10; HELEN COX: J. Francois 13, B. Bush 10

Halftime: Plaquemine 25, Helen Cox 17

Third place game
Istrouma 56, Broadmoor 38

Team Leaders: ISTROUMA: S. Jackson 15, R. Knox 15; BROADMOOR: D. Ventress 19
Halftime: Istrouma 26, Broadmoor 21

Championship Game
Glen Oaks 63, Woodlawn 47

Team Leaders: GLEN OAKS: B. Williams 19, A. Scott 16, T. Brown 12; WOODLAWN: B. Lazare 19, C. Mcferrin 16

Halftime: Glen Oaks 32, Woodlawn 28


All Tournament Team

Demarcus Veal, Plaquemine; J. Francois, Helen Cox; Roy Knox, Istrouma; Darius Johnson, Istrouma; Colby Barnes, Broadmoor; Craig Mcferrin, Woodlawn; Braylon Lazare, Woodlawn; Andre Scott, Glen Oaks; Trevante Drye, Glen Oaks
MVP: Brian Williams, Glen Oaks

Thursday-Saturday Boxscores from Baton Rouge Metro area

Wedge Kyes

At Baker
Thursday’s games
Boys

Belaire 61, Northeast 59
Leading Scorers: BELAIRE: D. Harris 16; NORTHEAST: D. Jackson 20, J. Houston 10.
Halftime: Belaire 32, Northeast 27.

Tara 77, St. Helena Central 69

Leading Scorers: TARA: K. Broome 30, J. Kirk 20, J. Bethley 12, D. Honore 10; ST. HELENA CENTRAL: R. Burd 20, T. Thompson 20, K. Drummond 13.

Halftime: St. Helena 35, Tara 33.
Boys basketball


Hosanna Christian 53, Pheonix 48 OT

Hosanna Christian 3 14 8 17 11—53
Pheonix 14 5 15 8 6—48

SCORING: HOSANNA CHRISTIAN: J. Matthews 22, D. McGuire 21, E. Lindsay 8, W. Brown 2; PHOENIX: L. Harvey 15, A. Lewis 13, M. Jiks 10, O. Tinson 8, S. Cosse 2.

3-POINT GOALS: Hosanna Christian: 1 (McGuire); Phoenix 6 (Jiks 3, Tinson 2, Harvey)

RECORDS: Hosanna Christian 10-2; Phoenix 9-3
JUNIOR VARSITY: Hosanna Christian 33, Phoenix 21

Houma Christian 54, Bethany 27

Houma 13 16 11 14—54
Bethany 3 7 10 7—27
SCORING: HOUMA: G. White 28, M. Frye 13, D. Naquin 7, G. Campbell 3, R. Bonvillain 3; BETHANY: A. Snowden 9, A. Foster 8, D. Arceneaux 5, D. Jones 3, C. Moore 2.

3-POINT GOALS: Houma Christian: 2 (White 1, Frye 1); Bethany: 3 (Foster 2, Jones 1).

RECORDS: Houma 6-2; Bethany 4-6.
JUNIOR VARSITY: Houma 29, Bethany 9.
Runnels 65, False River 35

False River 13 5 8 9—35
Runnels 18 16 25 6—65
SCORING: RUNNELS: K. Jordan 15, A. Cartwright 13, B. Sharkey 12, T. Barger 10, W. Delong 7, J. Curry 5, J. Pisto 2, C. Hyde 1; FALSE RIVER: A. Boudreaux 16, T. Couch 11, H. Bordelon 3, C. Reed 3, P. Bureige 1, O. Smith 1

3-POINT GOALS: Runnels: 11 (Sharkey 4, Jordan 3, Cartwright 3, Curry); False River: 5 (Boudreaux 2, Couch, Reed, Bordelon)

RECORDS: Runnels 1-1

Basketball tournaments

Albany
At Albany
Boys

Live Oak 55, Maurepas 31

Team leaders: LIVE OAK: K. Scivicque 8; MAUREPAS: L. Danos 11, M. Raybarn 10.
Halftime: Live Oak 31, Maurepas 16.
Denham Springs 61, Holden 43

Team Leaders: DENHAM SPRINGS: R. Lather 20, W. Hoover 11, J. Fridge 10; HOLDEN: C. Nickens 13, M. Woods 10

Halftime: Denham Springs 22, Holden 20

Ballin on the Red

At LSU-Shreveport
Boys

ChriStian Life 79, Airline 55

Team Leaders: CHRISTIAN LIFE: L. Galloway 36, P. Robinson 15, M. Tomeny 16; AIRLINE: T. Artison 13

Halftime: Christian Life 43, Airline 30

ChristIan Life 68, Riverside 61

Team Leaders: CHRISTIAN LIFE: L. Galloway 23, P. Robinson 16; RIVERSIDE: Dabney 26, S. Jenkins 13.

Halftime: Christian Life 29, Riverside 27

Centerville
At Centerville
Boys

Grand Isle 69, Centerville 60

Team Leaders: Grand Isle: W. Scioneroux 39, G. Santiny 8, H. Danos 8, S. Terrebonne 4; Centerville: T.J. Kimp 21, J. Sanders 14, J. Diggs 12
Episcopal Invite
At Episcopal High School
Boys

McKinley 53, Walker 50

Team Leaders: MCKINLEY: D. Milburn 25, J. Bond 14; WALKER: B. Severio 15.

Episcopal 69, Jehovah Jireh 41

Team Leaders: EPISCOPAL: B. Bridgewater 16, R. Peterson 15, W. Patrick 10; JEHOVAH JIREH: H. Osteen 15

Today’s Schedule:

10:00: Redemptorist vs. St. Thomas Aquinas
11:15: St. Thomas Aquinas vs. Walker
12:30: Episcopal vs. Redemptorist
1:45: Jehovah Jireh vs. McKinley

.Boys basketball


Southwood 74, St. Thomas More 67

St. Thomas More 16 16 11 22 2—67
Southwood 23 6 14 22 9—74

SCORING: ST. THOMAS MORE: E. Tatford 26, X. Blackburn 17, J. Vining 13, R. Brown 7, B. Brodhead 3, C. Domingue 1; SOUTHWOOD: D. Johns 22, M. Davis 19, J. Latin 16, K. Daniels 7, H. Atkins 1.

3-POINT GOALS: St. Thomas More 4 (Vining 2, Blackburn, Brodhead); Southwood 4 (Latin 2, Johns, Davis)

RECORDS: STM 1-1

St. Augustine 59, Catholic 52

St. Augustine 11 21 12 15—59
Catholic 16 16 10 10—52

SCORING: ST. AUGUSTINE: K. Jones 12, J. Felix 11, E. Moore 10, S. London 10, K. Hayes 7, DJ Hamilton 4, B. Lain 3, D. Jones 2; CATHOLIC: K. Caire 17, T. Breaux 15, A. Brock 8, D. Stewart 7, M. Fritchie 3, C. Ferrara 2

3-POINT GOALS: St. Augustine 3 (Hayes 2, K. Jones); Catholic 3 (Breaux 2, Caire)
RECORDS: St. Augustine 2-0; Catholic 1-1
JUNIOR VARSITY: St. Augustine 51, Catholic 29

Basketball tourneys

Albany
Boys


Consolation game

Springfield 68, Albany 54

Team leaders: SPRINGFIELD: J. Comeau 18, J. Lee 13, C. Scott 12; ALBANY: D.J. Harris 14, T. Cook 10.
Halftime: Springfield 31, Albany 27.

Holden 56, Maurepas 40

Team leaders: HOLDEN: D. Gill 18; MAUREPAS: J. Bordelon 22, C. Nickens 13, M. Woods 10.
Halftime: Holden 33, Maurepas 23.

championship

Denham Springs 57 Live Oak 41

Team leaders: LIVE OAK: T. Fletcher 15, R. Lathers 12, B. Watkins 10; DENHAM SPRINGS: M. Rayborn 15, L. Danos 10.

Halftime: Denham Springs 27, Live Oak 21.

East Iberville

At East Iberville
Boys

F.A. Douglas 52, Livonia 42

Team Leaders: DOUGLAS: W. Allen 26, Q. Berthelot 15; LIVONIA: I. Slaughter 15, X. Johnson 11
Halftime: Douglas 26, Livonia 23

Pointe Coupee Central 68, East Iberville 51

Team Leaders: POINTE COUPEE: D.J. Cobb 27, I. Lewis 17; EAST IBERVILLE: S. Belloms 26, D. Richardson 16

Halftime: East Iberville 20, Pointe Coupee 19

Livonia 70, Crescent City 41

Team Leaders: LIVONIA: I. Slaughter 14; CRESCENT CITY: M. Behler 12
Halftime: Livonia 31, Crescent City 18

East Iberville 70, Douglas 67

Team Leaders: EAST IBERVILLE: D. Richardson 25, G. Pickett 14, J. Belvin 12; DOUGLAS: W. Allen 19, J. Stewart 17, J. McField 11, B. Boles 10

Halftime: East Iberville 35, Douglas 11

Episcopal Invitational
At Episcopal
Boys

St. Thomas Aquinas 83, Redemptorist 47

Team Leaders: ST. THOMAS: Z. Jackson 18, T. Banks 15, DJ Cannon 14, B. Duncan 12, S. Wronkoski 10; REDEMPTORIST: G. McGhee 20, J. Thomas 10

Halftime: St. Thomas Aquinas 51, Redemptorist 24

St. Thomas Aquinas 73, Walker 54

Team Leaders: ST. THOMAS: Z. Jackson 23, B. Duncan 21, S. Wronkoski 12, D. Williams 11; WALKER: G. Brewer 11, B. Severio 11, E. Carter 10

Halftime: St. Thomas 47, Walker 23

Episcopal 53, Redemptorist 49

Team Leaders: EPISCOPAL: B. Bridgewater 20, R. Peterson 18; REDEMPTORIST: J. Thomas 16, G. McGhee 14

Halftime: Episcopal 26, Redemptorist 24

Mckinley 64, Jehovah-Jireh 43

Team Leaders: MCKINLEY: J. Bond 16, D. Milburn 15, R. Morris 14; JEHOVAH JIREH: H. Osteen 17, J. Guillory 10.

Halftime: McKinley 37, Jehovah Jireh 28

Silliman Shootout
At Silliman
Boys


Wilkinson County Christian 55, Huntington 49

Team leaders: WCC: T. McKenzie 28, K. Ethan 14; HUNTINGTON: K. Brown 25, G. Vinson 14.
Halftime: WCC 25, Huntington 20

Bowling Green 61, Silliman 29

Team leaders: BOWLING GREEN: K. Perry 12, B. Brown 12; SILLIMAN: C. Donze 11.
Halftime: Bowling Green 32, Silliman 15

Oak Forest 53, Centreville 46

Team leaders: OAK FOREST: D. Misita 20, B. Blanchard 11, J. Wilkinson 10; CENTREVILLE: C. Lockwood 22, J. Denzendorf 13.

Halftime: Oak Forest 29, Centreville 27

Tiger Classic
At Donaldsonville
Boys
Consolation game

Assumption 65, White Castle 49

Team leaders: ASSUMPTION: T. Ester 29, T. Biers 14, A. Orchard 11; WHITE CASTLE: Q. Allen 18.

Halftime: White Castle 26, Assumption 25.

Third place game

Thibodaux 83, East Ascension 51

Team leaders: THIBODAUX: S. Coleman 29, J. Major 15, T. Duncan 12, A. George 10; EAST ASCENSION: T. Wright 20, D. Smith 11.

Halftime: Thibodaux 46, East Ascension 32.

Championship game

Donaldsonville 49, Dutchtown 43

Team leaders: DONALDSONVILLE: L. Collins 16, D. Breaux 12; DUTCHTOWN: S. Burgess 16, T. Cushenberry 14.

Halftime: Dutchtown 22, Donaldsonville 21.

Tournament of the Teche
At Centerville High
Boys championship

Morgan City 57, Grand Isle 45

Team leaders: GRAND ISLE: G. Santiny 15 W. Scioneaux 13, S. Terrebonne 11; MORGAN CITY: S. Long 30, J. Johnson 16.

Halftime: Morgan City 21, Grand Isle 14

Third Place Game

Centerville 60, West St. Mary 58

Team Leaders: CENTERVILLE: J. Sanders 21, T.J. Kemp 14; WEST ST. MARY: D. Richard 13, L. Jackson 13, J. Key 10

Halftime: Centerville 33, West St. Mary 23

Wedge Kyes
At Baker
Boys
Consolation game

Baker 83, Zachary 68

Team leaders: BAKER: E. Brown 24, M. Williams 22, C. Grear 15, L. LeDuff 13; ZACHARY: M. Wright 27, C. Burell 13, T. Mims 11.

Halftime: Zachary 42, Baker 34.

Third place game

St. Helena Central 58, Northeast 56

Team leaders: ST. HELENA CENTRAL: R. Byrd 21, K. Drummond 12; NORTHEAST: M. Bethley 21.

Halftime: St. Helena Central 27, Northeast 18.

Championship

Belaire 62, Tara 56

Team leaders: BELAIRE: D. Copeland 22, D. Harris 14, D. Pettice 10; TARA: K. Broome 18, J. Bethley 13, J. Kirk 11.

Halftime: Tara 27, Belaire 23.

All-tournament team: Baker: E. Brown, M. Williams; St. Helena Central: R. Byrd; Belaire: D. Martin, D. Copeland; Tara: J. Bethley; Northeast: J. Houston; Zachary: M. Wright.

MVP: Dwight Harris, Belaire
Coach of Champions: Michael Banks, Belaire.

Woodlawn Shootout
At Woodlawn
Boys
Consolation Game
Plaquemine 53, Helen Cox 42

Team Leaders: PLAQUEMINE: D. Veal 16, J. Jenkins 13, T. Hawkins 10; HELEN COX: J. Francois 13, B. Bush 10

Halftime: Plaquemine 25, Helen Cox 17

Third place game
Istrouma 56, Broadmoor 38

Team Leaders: ISTROUMA: S. Jackson 15, R. Knox 15; BROADMOOR: D. Ventress 19
Halftime: Istrouma 26, Broadmoor 21

Championship Game
Glen Oaks 63, Woodlawn 47

Team Leaders: GLEN OAKS: B. Williams 19, A. Scott 16, T. Brown 12; WOODLAWN: B. Lazare 19, C. Mcferrin 16

Halftime: Glen Oaks 32, Woodlawn 28
All Tournament Team
D. Veal, Plaquemine; J. Francois, Helen Cox; R. Knox, Istrouma; D. Johnson, Istrouma; C. Barnes, Broadmoor; C. Mcferrin, Woodlawn; B. Lazare, Woodlawn; A. Scott, Glen Oaks; T. Drye, Glen Oaks
MVP: B. Williams, Glen Oaks

Report from Shreveport Courtesy of the Shreveport Times

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Thursday-Saturday Boxscores from New Orleans area

Thursday's late linescore

Non-district

First Baptist 56, Holy Rosary 44

FB: Gardner 2, Petroska 1, Watson 3, Earhart 24, Vanasco 10, Hollingsworth 2, Richter 2, T. Fredericks 11, D. fredericks 1.

HR: Parker 6, Alphonse 2, Patterson 10, Roussell 5, Hines 23.

FB 15 7 11 23 -- 56
HR 7 19 10 8 -- 44

Records: First Baptist 6-1; Holy Rosary 0-5.

BOYS BASKETBALL

Friday's scores
Non-district


Brother Martin 66, Slidell 50

Lusher Tournament
Lusher 52, Pope John Paul 49
McMain 44, Priestly 43
Newman 56, Warren Easton 43
De La Salle 59, Holy Cross 52

King Tournament

Rummel 57, King 37

Pearl River Tournament
Ben Franklin 38, Doyle 36


Friday's linescores
Non-district

Ehret 70, McDonogh 35 64
McD35: Celestine 16, Melancon 14, Walker 14, Dorsey 6, Keifer 4, Pierre 4, Cheneau 4, Barnett 4.
Ehret: Tart 23, Chaney 10, G. Lewis 9, Payton 9, Torres 8, McGee 6, Joseph 3, Johnson 2, J. Lewis 2.

McD35 14 16 11 23 -- 64
Ehr 17 17 18 18 -- 70

Records: Ehret 2-0; McDonogh 35 1-1.


Ecole 69, Thomas Jefferson 48

Ecole: Ruben 28, Hyde 23, Borrello 6, Donnally 6, Schmidt 3, Scheurmann 2, Latino 1.
TJ: Preato 15, Duhon 11, Poche 11, Riley 6, T. Johnson 3, Gonzales 2.


Ecole 13 21 19 16 -- 69
TJ 7 8 19 14 -- 48

Records: Ecole 2-0; Thomas Jefferson 0-1.

O.P. Walker 64, McDonogh 53

McD: Porter 10, Wood 6, Duminoe 5, Dalcour 16, Simms 4, Johnson 12.
OPW: Adams 5, Brown 3, R. Ray 4, J. Ray 16, Covington 11, Pope 4, Silas 18, Pierre 2.

McD 11 16 16 10 -- 53
OPW 18 12 17 17 -- 64

Records: McDonogh n/a; O.P. Walker 2-0.


Cohen 40, McDonogh 39 (OT)

McD: Johnson 22, Crawford 8, Williams 5, Marshall 2, Smith 2.
Cohen: Jones 15, Scott 14, Jackson 5, Brazil 4, Thompson 2.


McD 2 11 6 17 3 -- 39 Cohen 13 12 9 2 4 -- 40

Records: Cohen 2-0; McDonogh 0-2.
BOYS BASKETBALL

Saturday's scores

King Tournament
East Jefferson 55, Rummel 44
Covington 74, King 35
Lusher Tournament
Lusher 48, De La Salle 31

Easton 48, Priestly 22
Newman 59, McMain 36
Holy Cross 57, Pope John Paul 50


Saturday's linescores
Non-district

St. Augustine 59, Catholic 52

SA: K. Jones 12, Moore 10, Hamilton 4, London 8, Felix 11, Hayes 7, P. Jones 2, Lain 5.
Cath: Caire 17, Ferrara 2, Fritichie 3, Beaux 15, Stuart 7, Brock 8.

SA 11 21 12 15 -- 59
Cath 16 16 10 10 -- 52

Records: St. Augustine 2-0; Catholic 1-1.


Country Day 80, Rabouin 16

Rab: Duhon 7, Powell 3, Williams 2, Walker 2, Lafaurge 2

CD: M. Derenbecker 19, P. Derenbecker 7, Hansel 12, Koch 12, Hinds 8, Kavanagh 8, Thomas 6, Kaufman 6, Tubbs 2.


Rab 1 4 7 4 -- 16
CD 28 17 14 21 -- 80

Records: Rabouin 0-2; Country Day 1-0.

Fontainebleau 50, Belle Chasse 27

BC: Corey 14, Rogers 6, Osegura 3, Como 3, Sullivan 1.
Fon: Dotson 4, Trahan 4, Parker 9, Gomez 6, Payan 1, Lacy 2, Bienvenu 11, Cooper 10, Pagan 3.

BC 1 7 2 17 -- 27
Fon 15 11 15 9 -- 50

Records: Belle Chasse 0-2; Fontainebleau 2-0.



Today's games

Stanley Ray Memorial Tournament at Jesuit
West Jefferson vs. Salmen, 1 p.m.
McMain vs. Jesuit, 2:30 p.m.
Mandeville vs. Karr, 4 p.m.
Rummel vs. Ehret, 5:30 p.m.
Monday's games
Non-district

Thomas Jefferson at Holy Rosary, 6 p.m.
McDonogh 35 at St. Augustine, 7 p.m.

Pine at Pearl River, 7 p.m.
St. Paul's Tournament
St. Paul's vs. Chalmette, 5 p.m.

Destrehan vs. Fontainebleau, 6:30 p.m.
Brother Martin vs. Ponchatoula, 8 p.m.
Stanley Ray Memorial Tournament at Jesuit
St. Thomas Aquinas Tournament
Clark Tournament
Fisher Tournament
Country Day Tournament
Tuesday's games
Non-district

Hannan at Lutheran, 6 p.m.

Episcopal at St. Martin's, 6:15 p.m.
Higgins at East Jefferson, 7 p.m.
Priestley Charter at Reed, 7 p.m.
De La Salle at Newman, 7 p.m.
Holy Cross at Lusher, 7:15 p.m.
Ecole at Dunham, TBA
Stanley Ray Memorial Tournament at Jesuit

St. Paul's Tournament
St. Thomas Aquinas Tournament
Clark Tournament

Fisher Tournament
Country Day Tournament

Northlake Christian Opens Season with Route

Northlake Christian School's Carter Fitzgerald goes up for a layup in the first quarter of Tuesday's home opener against Archbishop Hannan. Fitzgerald, who left the game in the third quarter with a broken nose, finished with 16 points to help lead the Wolverines to a 67-25 victory. (Staff Photo by Mike Pervel)

Northlake Christian School did some long distance dialing Tuesday night as the Wolverines canned nine 3-pointers en route to a 67-25 home victory over the Archbishop Hannan Hawks in the season opener for both clubs.


NCS’ Josh Seale connected on four treys in the fourth quarter finishing with 16 points and teammate Carter Fitzgerald also registered 16 points, hitting 6-of-7 free throws. Fitzgerald, who scored 12 of his points in the first half, missed the latter part of the game after suffering a broken nose going up for an inside shot in the third quarter.

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Salmen, First Baptist pick up wins

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Salmen defeats Northshore

Salmen’s Spartans defeated the Northshore Panthers 69-58 in a home game held Thursday. Both squads are 1-1. Khari Price led Salmen with 22 points, while Charles Trotter scored 16. Northshore’s Michael Duplessis tallied 19 points and Brandon Eddleston posted 10.

First Baptist tops Holy Rosary

First Baptist Christian School’s Eagles downed Holy Rosary 56-44 in a game held Thursday at the New Orleans Arena. First Baptist was 6-1 at press time. The Eagles trailed 36-33 after the third quarter, but came back for the victory. Caleb Earhart led all scorers with 24 points, while Jonathan Fredericks tallied 11 and Anthony Benasco added 10.

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