It was an interesting NFL draft haul for the Saints, and off-brand to fan expectations – which, I suppose, is rather on-brand when it comes to the past few years of New Orleans drafts. […]
After a rare district championship sweep by the Hahnville boys and girls track and field teams and a strong showing at regionals, the Tigers take aim at bringing home some hardware Saturday at the Class 5A state track and field championship meet at LSU’s Bernie Moore Stadium. […]
Former Hahnville and Kansas Jayhawks star Pooka Williams has signed with the Cincinnati Bengals, joining former LSU Tigers Joe Burrow and Ja’Marr Chase up north. […]
Pushing three runs across the board in the third inning, No. 12 seed Central-Baton Rouge took control of its playoff matchup with No. 21 Hahnville and maintained it for the game’s duration, capturing a 9-3 victory in the first round of the Class 5A baseball playoffs. […]
Entering the Class 5A baseball playoff field as the 27th seed, Destrehan earned a tough draw Tuesday night as it traveled to No. 6 Walker, and a sterling performance by WHS pitcher Caleb Webb spelled the end of the Wildcats’ season. […]
After a season lost due to COVID in 2020, the Hahnville tennis team has had a 2021 season to remember. […]
A dominant third inning performance by Pineville’s lineup spelled the end of the season for Hahnville Wednesday, as the Lady Tigers fell 8-3 in a second round Class 5A playoff game on the road. […]
After going the distance on the mound for his team, Hahnville pitcher Collin Zeringue seemed to have plenty of spring left in his step. […]
Two games back of the lead in District 7-5A, Destrehan got off the bus at Hahnville Monday knowing that to stay in the mix for a district championship, it would have to deliver a week to remember – starting with a victory over its cross-parish archrival. […]
After Hahnville starting pitcher Laney Waguespack began Monday’s Class 5A playoff game with a strong first inning, HHS coach Jerry Nugent said he knew she “had her good stuff” that day on the mound – and from there, it would be a matter of the team’s offense finding a groove. […]
Erica Randolph remembers the days when referees would shake the hands of her fellow coaches prior to basketball games, but stop short of her. Of course, she wondered why. […]
As St. Charles Parish President Matt Jewell fielded questions from young basketball campers at the Edward Dufresne Community Center last week, he was quite ready to answer the most inevitable query. […]
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