high school football

The future of high school athletics in Louisiana was in question due to the coronavirus pandemic, but today the LHSAA decided to give the go-ahead with football

It appears to be just a formality now that high school football in Louisiana will begin October 8-10.

LHSAA executive director Eddie Bonine sent out a memo to member schools earlier today that includes updated calendars for all its fall sports.

During his 17 years as Sulphur Head Coach Suarez amassed a record of 144 wins, 46 losses, and 4 ties.

Will we have high school football in 2020? According to the LHSAA having the season played is the plan.

LHSAA will not be allowing any high school football games, among other sports, to be played until Louisiana reaches phase 4 of K-12 re-opening.

All athletic activities at the school have been suspended until further notice after two student-athletes tested positive for COVID-19

Louisiana High School Athletic Association executive director Eddie Bonine says that four parishes in the state have reported having a school with football players testing positive for coronavirus.

The Louisiana High School Athletic Association held an executive meeting yesterday via Zoom and unanimously voted to allow summer football practice to begin on June 8.

Pictures and videos turned into the LHSAA have now reportedly implicated 10 Louisiana schools, including two in the Lafayette area for early practice violations.

The 2019 Class 5A State Championship as the Acadiana Wreckin' Rams take on the Destrehan Wildcats.

The entire Acadiana Area LHSAA Playoff Match-ups for Round Four.