St. Charles Pride takes home HFC Classic championship
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The team is made up of players from St. Charles, St. John and Jefferson parishes. Front Row, (L to R) Wade DesChamps, Richard Franco, Colin Kehoe, Josiah Trahan, Tyler Henne, Antonio Barrera, Martin Breaux, Eric Ramirez, Will Arseneaux. Back Row, (L to R) Coach Matt Loosemore, William Sirmon, Bailey Lanier, Jake Rohm, Coby Orgeron, Albert Hane, Drew Melancon, Hector Barrera, Jacob Lyons, Leno Barrera, Julian Paz, and Coach Philip Lyons.
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