Players of the Week
PrintRONNY GREEN
Hahnville - Position WR
With Hahnville holding on to a 7-3 lead against East Ascension, Tiger receiver Ronny Green came through with a 35-yard catch in the fourth quarter that locked up the win.
MARK TRUDEAUX
Destrehan - Positon RB
Wildcat running back Mark Trudeaux was one of the bright spots for Destrehan last week, rushing for 59 yards on 15 carries and scoring his team’s only TD.
LINZELL RHODES
Hahnville - Position LB
Linzell Rhodes was all over the field in his team’s defensive win over E.A. Rhodes had numerous quarterback hurries and a key interception that killed an East Ascension drive.
SPENCER BENTLEY
Destrehan - Position FS
Destrehan free safety Spencer Bentley did all he could to slow down Dutchtown’s passing attack, recording five solo tackles and one assist.
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