Sports
The Ville Platte DYB Major All Stars defeated Mamou two games to one to win the district tournament. Coaches are Josh Fontenot, Tucker Addington, and John Deranger; players are Jax Fontenot, Drew Chapman, Hayes Mayeaux, Thomas Fontenot, Karson McFarlain, Ryker Addington, Andrew Bischoff, Ethan Deranger, Wyatt Deville, Brantley Guillory, and Hudson Fontenot. (Photo courtesy of Ville Platte Dixie Youth Baseball)
A cross-parish classic of a tournament
VP 6U DYB All Stars are state runner-up; Mamou 9U DYB All Stars finish third at state
Starters announced for the 2025 MLB All-Star Game presented by Mastercard
Edwards leaves Oakdale for job in Mamou
Sam Veillon, formerly of Sacred Heart, is pictured as he signs to play baseball at Louisiana Christian University during a ceremony held Wednesday, July 2. (Gazette photo by Tony Marks)
From a Trojan to a Wildcat
Artist Christopher Brown (left) presents artwork to Robert Soileau (right). The artwork commemorates Robert’s father George “Bobby” Soileau’s induction into the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame.
Carrying the flag
Marks earns three LSWA writing awards
The Mamou Super 10s won the DYB District 7 Tournament. Players are Emmett Christ, Maddex Jack, Japheth Spears, Jaxxon Cormier, Paxton Ashford, Ben Ardoin, Karson Courville, Tucker Ardoin, Jax Vidrine, Kalem Fontenot, and Deshaun Compton. (Photos courtesy of Tosha Cormier)
A super championship
APRIL BURKHOLDER — Competed at LSU from 2003-06, graduating as the school’s most decorated gymnast and still ranking nearly two decades later among the elite in the program’s rich history. A 14-time All-American, she won 108 individual titles to set a school record, including the 2006 NCAA beam title with a score of 9.9125. (Photo courtesy of Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame)