Basketball: Shaw, De La Salle, Karr, Curtis, Rummel among winners Tuesday

Area Prep Basketball Report for Wednesday, Feb. 7

Archbishop Shaw downed Landry 45-32 in the showdown Tuesday evening for first place in District 10-4A in Marrero.

Landry took a 9-3 lead early on before Shaw rallied to a 19-18 halftime edge. The Eagles led 33-25 going to the fourth quarter.

Senior Chris Creppel led the way with 18 points and was deadly from the free throw line, sinking 13-of-14 attempts. Aidan LaSalle added 13 points.

Daryl Adams led Landry with 13 points. The Buccaneers lost contact with Shaw by missing all eight free throw attempts in the fourth quarter.

The win was the ninth straight for the Eagles.

Shaw (21-2, 3-0) returns to district play Friday night at home against Higgins.

Landry (20-9, 2-1) will host New Orleans Military & Maritime Friday night.

De La Salle remained unbeaten in District t9-4A with a 67-35 victory at Riverdale.

The game was close for quite some time, with the Rebels up 18-14 after one quarter before the Cavaliers took a 31-26 at halftime and the lead. It was 46-41 De La Salle heading to the final quarter when the Cavaliers outscored the Rebels 18-8 to pull away for the win.

Armand Woods led De La Salle with 18 points while Levon Gipson and Manny Young each scored 17 points. Young sank a trio of 3-pointers.

Bryon Perrilliat led Riverdale with 16 points, Roland Bullard scored 15 points and Toren Signal finished with 10 points for the Rebels.

Both teams return to district play Friday night. De La Salle (12-14, 2-0) entertains the Willow School Friday night while Riverdale (3-15, 1-2) travels to face Kenner Discovery.

Karr remained on top in District 9-5A with a hard-fought 52-47 win at Brother Martin.

The Cougars jumped on the Crusaders early, taking a 17-5 lead after one quarter and led 37-24 at halftime. Brother Martin fought back to cut the deficit to 45-37 heading to the final quarter.

Dezeman Favorite led Karr with 10 points, Tyrone Wilson had nine points and Keith Jones scored seven points.

Eli Pichon topped Brother Martin with 15 points while Raphael Bickham had 12 points.

Karr (20-10 7-2) returns to district play Thursday hosting Archbishop Rummel.

Brother Martin (20-10, 5-5) will host St. Charles Catholic Thursday.

Jesuit fell further behind Karr in the district race as John Curtis Christian went to Gayle & Tom Benson Arena and downed the Blue Jays 42-35.

John Curtis led 15-6 after one quarter and 25-18 at halftime. It was 27-22 heading to the final quarter.

Autrail Manning led the Patriots with 17 points while Midnight Martin scored 12 and Dagan Bruno had 11 points.

Jude Laforge scored 18 points while Gus Laibe had 11 for Jesuit.

Both teams are back in action Thursday with John Curtis (16-8, 4-5) hosting Holy Cross Thursday while Jesuit (23-7, 6-4) will play St. Augustine at St. Mary’s Academy.

Coming off a win over Jesuit after six straight losses, Archbishop Rummel made it two consecutive wins, taking a 54-40 victory at Holy Cross.

The Tigers led 12-9 after one quarter but the Raiders rallied to take a 26-20 halftime lead. Rummel led 35-27 heading to the fourth quarter.

Junior Jackson Cosentino scored a season-high 17 points, including a pair of 3-pointers, to pace Rummel while senior Denim Smith added 11 points, including a trio of 3-pointers, with four rebounds.

Both teams return to district play Thursday. Rummel (15-13, 4-6) will play at Karr while Holy Cross (14-12, 2-7) travels to John Curtis Christian.

Area Prep Basketball Results from Tuesday, Feb. 6

Boys

Albany 73, Bogalusa 37

Archbishop Rummel 54, Holy Cross 40

Archbishop Shaw 45, Landry 32

Bonnabel 85, St. Augustine 76

Cohen 63, Houma Christian 46

Country Day 69, Hahnville 50

Covenant Christian 65, Highland Baptist 54

Crescent City Christian 82, M.L. King Charter 49

De La Salle 64, Riverdale 49

Donaldsonville 65, E.D. White Catholic 55

East Feliciana 46, St. Helena 41

East St. John 60, Central Lafourche 47

Haynes Academy 38, Patrick Taylor 37

H.L. Bourgeois 59, Thibodaux 40

Jefferson Rise 60, Thomas Jefferson 49

John Curtis Christian 42, Jesuit 35

Karr 52, Brother Martin 47

Maurepas 54, Christ Episcopal 30

Newman 88, Lutcher 40

Northshore 71, Covington 50

Parkview Baptist 68, Loranger 32

Patterson 63, St. James 54

Patrick Taylor 38, Haynes Academy 37

Phoenix 66, First Baptist Christian 34

Pine 49, Jewel Sumner 40

Ponchatoula 77, St. Paul’s 57

Sarah Reed 64, Livingston Collegiate 39

Slidell 66, Fontainebleau 50

Sophie B. Wright 63, John F. Kennedy 55

South Plaquemines 78, Fisher 45

St. Charles Catholic 66, Riverside Academy 29

Terrebonne 80, Destrehan 63

Vandebilt Catholic 79, South Terrebonne 38

White Castle 55, Central Catholic 47

Girls

Academy of Sacred Heart 47, Ursuline Academy 16

Albany 70, Bogalusa 10

Assumption 40, Ellender 37

Destrehan 55, Terrebonne 23

Doyle 58, Port Allen 17

East St. John 54, Central Lafourche 41

E.D. White Catholic 60, Donaldsonville 18

Highland Baptist 39, Covenant Christian 32

Kentwood 46, Slaughter Community Charter 36

Loranger 59, Lakeshore 49

Mandeville 72, Hammond 28

Maurepas 39, Christ Episcopal 7

McGehee 40, Fisher 10

Northshore 60, Covington 29

Pearl River 56, Franklinton 23

Phoenix 39, First Baptist Christian 9

Pine 52, Jewel Sumner 26

Riverside Academy 48, St. Charles Catholic 42

Salmen 45, De La Salle 33

South Lafourche 47, Morgan City 33

St. James 44, Patterson 17

St. Scholastica 60, Archbishop Hannan 47

Thibodaux 47, H.L. Bourgeois 35

Warren Easton 44, St. Mary’s Academy 26