The St. Charles Pride on fire in New Iberia’s ‘Tabasco Shootout’
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Pictured are:
Julian Paz, Andrew McLin, Will Arseneaux, Eric Ramirez, Tyler Henne, Dalton Landry, William Sirmon III, Cody King, Wade Deschamps, Jacob Lyons, Albert Hane, Randy Harvey, Bailey Lanier, Asst. Coach Gene Henne, Head Coach Philip Lyons and Asst. Coach Brian Landry.
Tempertures were in the low 30s Sunday when the Pride celebrated their victory.
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