Cousins and the Pelicans: A question of balance
Now, the watching and waiting and the question have begun to discover whether the Pelicans will have Demarcus Cousins in the future or if his days in New Orleans have passed.
view moreHaynes coach Stropolo bullish on Cristian Poche’ and his future at UNO
Having just completed his tenth year as the head baseball coach and assistant football coach at Haynes Academy in Metairie, veteran coach Steve Stropolo has grown with the program since it began competing in high school sports at the same time.
view moreRecruiting: Rummel QB Chandler Fields commits to Ragin’ Cajuns
With interest beginning to come in on many fronts, quarterback Chandler Fields decided that he wanted to make a commitment early in the process for the Class of 2019.
view moreMetro area girls teams capture 23 state championships in school year
While New Orleans metro area boys were only able to capture 12 team state championships in the 2017-18 school year, girls fared much better with 21 titles.
view moreEric Chuter named head football coach at Salmen
It did not take long and Salmen did not have to look very far to find a successor to long-time successful head coach Jerry Leonard.
view moreRowland Skinner to speak Wednesday at Life Resources Bottom Line Luncheon
Rowland Skinner has been in baseball all of his life.
view moreBrother Martin’s Ken Bordelon happy for Will Clapp, other fellow area natives to play for Saints
It is rare when a born and raised local hero gets an opportunity to play for his hometown team.
view moreNew Orleans area boys record 12 state titles during high school year
With the completion of the state baseball championships at McMurry Park in Sulphur this past weekend, the LHSAA completed its athletic competitions for the 2017-18 school year.
view moreJay Curtis, Will Ripoll carry John Curtis to state title game win over St. Paul’s
Two years ago, Jay Curtis faced a difficult decision.
view moreSt. Paul’s outlasts Catholic with pitching gem to earn title game shot against Curtis
Junior right-hander Jacob Scherer, an LSU commit, did not allow a run in seven and a third innings, yielding just four hits while striking out four.
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