Sportsline Summer Camp stopped in Zachary on Wednesday, June 16, to check out the Class 2A Port Allen Pelicans. Don Gibson’s team is tangling with nothing but Class 5A schools: Central, Woodlawn, and the Broncos.
Sportsline Summer Camp stop No. 22 for year 22 was the Kangaroos of Kentwood and Jonathan Foster, who’s won two championships and been in the Superdome three times since being elevated to head coach.
It’s been the week of the Tigers on Sportsline Summer Camp with Independence and Donaldsonville already. And we wrap up week four with the Tigers of East Feliciana.
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Louisiana awarded a new outdoor basketball court, a Nancy Lieberman Charities Dream Court, to honor Glen "Big Baby" Davis in Baton Rouge.
Sportsline Summer Camp continues to roll on through these hot summer months previewing the high school football teams with a trip across the Sunshine Bridge into Donaldsonville, where Brian Richardson is entering his sixth year as the Tigers’ head coach.
Madison Prep senior defensive end Quency Wiggins is soaring up the recruiting rankings following his appearance at the LSU Lineman Camp at the beginning of June.
Sportsline Friday Nite has been around for 31 years and Sportsline Summer Camp is well into season No. 22, covering every team in the viewing area from A to Z and none has been more successful in recent memory than Zachary.
From the tragic death of a teammate to a season that started with six straight losses on the field, head coach Brett Beard said things can only get better for his players heading into his second year at Denham Springs.
Three weeks of Sportsline Summer Camp in the books after today. Stop No. 15 visiting with Woodlawn head coach and former LSU quarterback Marcus Randall, who is pretty excited about a quarterback of his own.
The 9Sports team is about to complete its third week of Sportsline Summer Camp, previewing the high school football teams in the Capital area, and stop No. 14 is a visit with the Spartans of East Ascension.
The third week of Sportsline Summer Camp, previewing local high school football teams for the upcoming 2021 season, starts with a visit with the Broadmoor Bucs, which just named a new head coach Wednesday, May 26.
The second week of Sportsline Summer Camp wrapping up with the Bulldogs of White Castle, who are coming off a 5-4 season in 2020, bowing out in the quarterfinals of the 1-A playoffs.
Sportsline Summer Camp continues rolling on in week two of the tour previewing high school football programs with a visit with head coach Neil Weiner and the Dunham Tigers.
The Class 3A state champion Chargers of Madison Prep are not shying away from competition, despite missing 22 seniors from their celebration in Natchitoches.
Stop No. 5 on Sportsline Summer Camp with a team that returns all five offensive lineman. Head coach Keith Woods and his Mentorship Academy likewise block out all distractions and stay focused and hungry in what is now Woods’ fourth year with the program.
Stop No. 4 of Sportsline Summer Camp, the 2021 tour, was a visit with the Tara Trojans, which was in action in a spring game battle against the McKinley Panthers.
Former Northeast High head coach David Masterson, who was also the school’s athletic director, has retired after 21 years leading the Vikings. The new head coach is former Slaughter and False River head coach Devyn Baker.
Longtime defensive coordinator Chris Schexnayder replaces outgoing coach Benny Saia who led the Ascension Catholic Bulldogs to back-to-back undefeated regular seasons in 2019 and 2020.
Parkview Baptist head baseball coach Emrick Jagneaux has announced his retirement from baseball after spending 47 years in the game. Jagneaux spent the last four seasons coaching the Eagles.
It is the earliest start ever in 22 years of Sportsline Summer Camp and the Scotlandville Hornets are the first team on the list for the high school football preview franchise.
The Louisiana High School Athletic Association (LHSAA) has reached the semifinal round of the playoffs for baseball. All of the action is taking place in Sulphur.
A great little basketball player, plus one of this year’s Warrick Dunn Award finalists in football, made it officially known on Monday, April 26, that he’s making the move to Hammond America.
The Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff’s Office said a Hammond High Magnet teacher is accused of inappropriate and criminal conduct toward students through social media.
The St. James Wildcats claimed their second-straight Warrick Dunn Award in Sai’vion Jones but there’s another Wildcat and 2019 state champion who’s been in his shadow and he is the winner of the 2020 Warrick Dunn Courage Award.
It’s fitting that in an unprecedented season like 2020, we witness the first-ever lineman to win the prestigious Warrick Dunn Award as St. James defensive end, Saivion Jones, took home the honor.
In this year’s class of finalist for Sportsline Player of the Year, we had three guys who played defense exclusively. On the other hand Zachary wide receiver Chris Hilton was the only Warrick Dunn Finalist who played only offense.
The move for Brian Thomas from basketball to football resulted in a Sportsline Player of the Week Award after his first game and ultimately, a scholarship at LSU to play for the Tigers.
