LATEST SCHOOL NEWS - Brusly
Baton Rouge High girls win LHSCA wrestling tourney
Girls Wrestling will become an official LHSAA sport in 2024-25, based on a vote passed this past week at the LHSAA convention in Baton Rouge. Saturday, the Louisiana High School Coaches Association held its All-Star tournament at Baton Rouge High and the host team emerged victorious Saturday. With 23 schools competing, Baton Rouge High outdistanced Brusly to win the event with South Beauregard third. Winners for Baton Rouge were Lea Leduff (150), Olivia Maxie (165) and Allison Flores (215). The lone winner from metro New Orleans was Jenelle Rotunda of Chalmette (157). LHSCA Girls Wrestling Team Scores 1 Baton Rouge...
view moreJesuit, Shaw, Rummel, Brother Martin, John Curtis, Riverdale, Fontainebleau win on mat Wednesday
It was a busy night on the mat Wednesday around the area. Defending Division I state champion Jesuit took down traditional power Brusly 57-15. The Blue Jays won seven of the 11 matches contested. Scoring falls for Jesuit were Jude de Gruy (120), Jose Rincon (132), Carter Corsetti (157), Patrick Mathews (175), Will Berry (215) and nationally ranked Spencer Lanosga (285). Braylin Poston (113) had a pin for Brusly. Archbishop Shaw defeated Archbishop Hannan 52-27. The Eagles won six of the 11 matches contested. Winning by pin for the Eagles were Carson Dalton (132), Giovani Malta (138), Jayden Chapman (165)...
view moreWrestling: St. Paul’s impresses against Catholic; Chalmette, Fontainebleau, Belle Chasse win twice
St. Paul’s served notice that it will be a serious player in Division I wrestling Wednesday. The Wolves whipped always tough Catholic of Baton Rouge 41-17 in dual meet action. St. Paul’s won by dominating the higher weight classes, winning the five matches in those classes and taking nine of the 14 matches contested. Scoring falls for the Wolves Rhett Nastasi (113), Conlan Enk (150) and Jackson Peak (190). In the best matches, AJ Bourg of St. Paul’s edged Luke Brickey of Catholic 7-6 at 126 pounds while William Broyles of the Bears edged Baylor Delaune of the Wolves 5-4...
view moreLakeshore’s Dominick Letort named Most Outstanding Player as Class 4A All-Star baseball, softball teams announced
Written for the LSWA Dominick Letort of Lakeshore and North DeSoto’s Aly Delafield headline the Louisiana Sports Writers Association’s Class 4A All-State baseball and softball teams. Letort, a UNO signee, is the Outstanding Player on the baseball squad. He was a playoff star for the Titans, who made a Cinderella run to a Division II nonselect runner-up finish. Delafield, a Northwestern State signee, is the Outstanding Player on the softball squad. She led the Griffins to a Division II nonselect title – their third LHSAA title in a row. Chad Menard of Division II select baseball runner-up Vandebilt Catholic and...
view moreCarver’s Nathaniel Roche notches coach of the year honor on Class 4A All-State basketball squad
LSWA CLASS 4A ALL-STATE BASKETBALL BY JAKE MARTIN Written for The LSWA A three-peat in girls basketball led to Lafayette Christian Academy dominating girls honors, while two boys champions, George Washington Carver and Bossier, claimed top boys honors on the Louisiana Sports Writers Association’s Class 4A all-state teams. Lafayette Christian’s Jada Richard and Errol Rogers collected girls Outstanding Player and Coach of the Year honors, respectively. Bossier star Tahj Roots earned the earned the Outstanding Player nod and Carver’s Nathaniel Roche notched coach of the year accolades. Richard, a recent LSU commitment, averaged 28.2 points per game, five assists, four...
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