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VPHS issues statement after homecoming incident

Ville Platte High School issued the following statement after its homecoming game was cancelled because of a shooting outside the stadium. What began as a beautiful Homecoming celebration ended in tragedy for so many.

Fatality is reported at homecoming game

Three people were shot, and one person was killed a gunshots cancelled the homecoming game at Ville Platte High against Church Point. The gunshots came from outside the stadium, about a block away. According to head coach Roy Serie, no word on the status of the game.

Gun shots interrupt Ville Platte homecoming game

Gunshots interrupted the Ville Platte High School homecoming game against Church Point. At the time of the incident, Church Point was leading Ville Platte 14-0 with 9:04 in the second quarter. Game is cancelled. This is a developing story, and more will be reported as it becomes available.
Sacred Heart runner Gavin Patin (22) drags a St. Edmund defender with him as he fights for additional yardage against the Blue Jays. (Photo by Dwight Jodon)

Sacred Heart runner Gavin Patin (22) drags a St. Edmund defender with him as he fights for additional yardage against the Blue Jays. (Photo by Dwight Jodon)

Sacred Heart edges St. Edmund in fourth-quarter nail-biter

By: REBECCA CHAISSON LSN Editor St. Edmund scored all 24 of its points in the fourth quarter Friday, but Sacred Heart delivered the final score with just 46 seconds remaining to claim a 27-24 victory over the Blue Jays.
Sports Headline

Sports Headline

Green Demons, Panthers fall in Week 6 games

By: TONY MARKS Editor The Mamou Green Demons were outscored 27-7 in the second half against Northwest as they went on to lose 45-21 at home last Thursday night. With the loss, Mamou fell to 2-4 on the season and 0-2 in district play.
INTERCEPTION - Basile’s William Ashford (56) and several of his teammates celebrate an interception during a recent Bearcat game. Other BHS players pictured  are Carter Darbonne (10), Jack Comeaux (66), Zachary Mason (70), and Logan Bergeron (22). (Photo by Lanie LeJeune)

INTERCEPTION - Basile’s William Ashford (56) and several of his teammates celebrate an interception during a recent Bearcat game. Other BHS players pictured are Carter Darbonne (10), Jack Comeaux (66), Zachary Mason (70), and Logan Bergeron (22). (Photo by Lanie LeJeune)

New class proves to be tough task for BHS Bearcats

By: DARREL LEJEUNE LSN Editor LAKE ARTHUR - The Basile Bearcats faced a new challenge Friday night, stepping onto the field for the first time in Class 2A against the undefeated Lake Arthur Tigers. The Tigers proved too much for Basile, easily handing the Bearcats a 62-7 loss on October 9.
LSWA

LSWA

LSWA releases football polls after Week 6

The Louisiana Sports Writers Association, on Monday, October 12, released its football polls after the sixth week of the regular season. Class 5A School, 1st rec, points, Prev. rank 1. Karr (9) 6-0 130 1 2. Ruston (1) 5-1 116 2 3. St. Augustine (1) 6-0 115 3 4. Archbishop Rummel 6-0 101 4 5.
Members of the Ville Platte defensive unit, including Keith Doucet (55) attempt to make a stop against a Eunice ball carrier. (Gazette photo by Tony Marks

Members of the Ville Platte defensive unit, including Keith Doucet (55) attempt to make a stop against a Eunice ball carrier. (Gazette photo by Tony Marks

Quickly in and out

By: TONY MARKS Editor VILLE PLATTE - Eunice High School went into Bulldog Stadium with a 5-0 record. Less than two hours after kickoff, the Bobcats walked out of the stadium with a 6-0 record after earning a 49-6 win over the winless Ville Platte High Bulldogs.
Members of the Mamou defense including Neahemiah Freeman (17) and Decoreyon Arceneaux (6) try to take down a Rayne ball carrier in a game last Friday night. (LSN photo by Lisa Soileaux)

Members of the Mamou defense including Neahemiah Freeman (17) and Decoreyon Arceneaux (6) try to take down a Rayne ball carrier in a game last Friday night. (LSN photo by Lisa Soileaux)

Wolves claim homecoming win over Mamou

By: LISA SOILEAUX LSN Editor RAYNE - Following a week filled with events and activities during Homecoming Week at Rayne High School, the fighting Wolves football team claimed a 35-21 win over the Mamou High Green Demons on Friday, Oct. 2, at Wolf Stadium during the anticipated Homecoming Game.
Christian Guillory (34) looks to complete a pass to Landon Johnson (5) during Basile’s win over Oberlin. (Gazette photo by Tony Marks)

Christian Guillory (34) looks to complete a pass to Landon Johnson (5) during Basile’s win over Oberlin. (Gazette photo by Tony Marks)

Three second half scores send Basile to win over Oberlin

By: TONY MARKS Editor BASILE - In a game that is normally a matchup between district rivals, the Basile Bearcats picked up 20 points in the second half to defeat the visiting Oberlin Tigers 34-0 last Friday night.