Wilfred Antoine named head basketball coach, athletic director at John F. Kennedy
The addition of quality coaches continues at John F. Kennedy High School.
view moreZack Cassebonne of Jesuit commits to Dartmouth baseball
An outstanding player and student will continue his baseball career at the next level following the 2021 season.
view moreRummel baseball standout Kyle Walker commits to Louisiana Tech
Archbishop Rummel baseball standout Kyle Walker has committed to Louisiana Tech.
view moreInterview: Will Clark shares his views on baseball’s shortened season, today’s hitters
For the better part of 15 years with the San Francisco Giants, Texas Rangers, Baltimore Orioles and St. Louis Cardinals, Clark lived up to expectations and then some.
view moreLSU legends McDonald, Walker and Bregman named to ESPN Greatest All-Time College Baseball Team
LSU leads the nation with three players on the team, and the Tigers have more representatives on the squad than all other SEC schools combined.
view moreAlario father-son duo named to Northwestern State’s N-Club HOF
In the induction ceremony scheduled for October 17 at the university, they will be bestowed the N-Club’s Distinguished Service Award.
view moreSt. Paul’s grad Tanner Rainey named to West Alabama Hall of Fame
Rainey transferred to West Alabama after spending two seasons at Southeastern Louisiana University
view moreSt. Augustine’s Herbert Watts receives academic grant from Jack Fielkow Scholarship Program
Watts will receive a $2,000 scholarship for demonstrating academic achievement, community participation and leadership skills.
view moreFlashback: Thrilling moments in Will Clark’s MLB career
Former Jesuit High School and major-league star Will Clark acquired the nickname “The Thrill” early in his professional career. He was a rookie with the San Francisco Giants in 1986, when teammate Bob Brenly tagged him with the moniker that stayed with him throughout his 15-year career. He would eventually provide fans of the Giants,…
view moreInterview: Kirk Bullinger recalls giving up McGwire home run; laments the state of baseball
His professional career included part of five seasons in the major leagues with Montreal, Boston, Philadelphia and Houston.
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