While Hahnville’s Anthony Williams earned most of the attention during the newly established early collegiate signing period for prep athletes as he signed with Kansas, he wasn’t alone among St. Charles Parish athletes making their next destinations official, with several football and softball standouts putting pen to paper. […]
In the 1980s, professional wrestling icon Ric Flair would travel from city to city to defend his NWA Championship against the top wrestlers in regional promotions scattered throughout the United States. […]
Destrehan Defensive Player of the Year: Macon Clark, senior safety. Clark was the Tyrann Mathieu of the Wildcats, a do-it-all playmaker who could line up at safety, cornerback, linebacker or rush end on any given play. […]
Hahnville Defensive Player of the Year: Lyncoy Reynaud, senior defensive end. Reynaud plays with a great deal of fire and emotion, his desire to help propel Hahnville back to championship competition evident in his play all season. […]
Destrehan Offensive Player of the Year: J.R. Blood, junior quarterback. Blood captured the imagination of Wildcat fans in 2016 when, as a sophomore he put together a strong half-season in relief of injured starter Kohen Granier. […]
Hahnville Offensive Player of the Year: Anthony “Pooka” Williams, senior running back. In short, Williams put together one of the greatest individual seasons in Louisiana prep football history. […]
After a dominant season — and postseason — that saw him lead Hahnville to its state first championship game appearance since 2003, senior Anthony “Pooka” Williams brought the speculation to an end Friday morning as he officially signed his letter of intent to play for the University of Kansas. […]
The NFC playoff picture is as packed with strong teams as I’ve ever seen in a conference. […]
As he reflected on the season his Class 5A state runner-up Hahnville Tigers had just completed, head coach Nick Saltaformaggio said he was thankful to have the chance to coach a special group of players this season. […]
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