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High school football: Haughton improves to 7-0 with victory over Byrd
The Haughton Bucs remained undefeated with a 43-33 victory over the Byrd Yellow Jackets Friday night in Haughton. Haughton improved to 7-0 overall and 3-0 in District 1-5A. Byrd fell to 0-7 and 0-3. Haughton, Airline (6-1, 3-0) and defending champion Evangel Christian (4-3, 3-0) are tied for the district...
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Huntington receives $80,000 donation to fund football, boys and girls basketball along with Raider Jukebox bank
SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) - It was a homecoming that no one at Huntington will ever forget. During the Raiders’ pep rally, ahead of their matchup with Airline on Friday, the school received a huge gift. Stack Infrastructure, a Denver based company that operates data centers, donated $80,000 to the...
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'My arm just went out on me.' Evangel star, LSU quarterback commit Peyton Houston injured Friday
Evangel quarterback Peyton Houston, an LSU commit, suffered an injured right (throwing) shoulder in the second quarter of Friday’s high school football game against Cornerstone Christian. See video at 318preps in Instagram. With the Eagles leading 7-0, Houston was injured on a second-down draw play, where he gained 13...
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KSLA Overtime: Undefeated Haughton looks to move to 7-0 against Byrd; Evangel welcomes football power from Texas, plus more
SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) - In Matt Sewell’s third year leading Haughton football, players and coaches continue to rewrite the history books. With a win, the Buccaneers will reach the 7-0 mark for the first time since 2014. Evangel had the rare opportunity to welcome an out-of-state opponent, Cornerstone Christian...
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'So much more than a football game.' Green Oaks alums surprise undefeated Giants with trip of a lifetime
The Green Oaks football team, off to its best start since 1988, is in the midst of a scheduled bye week, so Friday will be void of the excitement the 6-0 Giants have produced this season. The same can’t be said for Saturday. The Green Oaks’ alumni based surprised...
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Slew of Mudbugs suspended, one for 10-games, following fighting in Amarillo
The Shreveport Mudbugs and Amarillo Wranglers got after it during last weekend’s two-game set in the Texas panhandle. The Mudbugs swept the series with a wild 8-6 victory on Friday and a 5-0 triumph on Saturday. Friday featured plenty of goals (11 in the third period) and fisticuffs. While...
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Emotions, story lines clash when Many visits Red River
COUSHATTA – A swirl of emotions, motivations, and story lines collide when Red River welcomes in Many on Friday. Both Red River (1-5, 0-1) and Many (1-5) are desperate to feel the warmth of victory, but both teams are making important strides even if that hasn’t resulted in more wins.
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Stark and dark, Messmer Stadium stood silent on Friday the 16th
You wouldn’t expect Loyola’s Messmer Stadium to be a lonely, forlorn looking place, especially on a Friday night during the heart of the 2026 football season, but that’s exactly what we had on Oct. 16. That night was supposed to be the best of all nights – homecoming night for the Flyer family when many of the heroes of Loyola and Jesuit’s past return to the scene of the crime to re-vision their exploits in exaggerated stories. The alumni group was supposed to be serving up tasty morsels near the entrance to the venue, their odors forcing visitors to make a beeline to the concession stand. The stadium lights are usually burning bright more than an hour before kickoff serving as a beacon to everyone traveling down Clyde Fant Parkway that something remarkable is about to happen on the turfed field. Quarterback Bryce Restovich was supposed to be passing for more than 400 yards and six TDs with Charlie McKenzie and Ty Walsworth on the receiving end of several scoring throws. A half-dozen or so beautiful coeds, dressed in their homecoming finest, should have been spotlighted on the sidelines and recognized during halftime activities. We should have been listening to
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Cougars cruise to district opening win over Glenbrook
Depending on how the Friday night statistics shake out, Cedar Creek’s Payton Harris may be the leading scorer in Louisiana high school football. Not just in Class 1A or Select Division IV, but all of Louisiana high school football. Harris scored his 18th and 19th rushing touchdown of the...
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High school football: Parkway downs Benton
The Parkway Panthers defeated the Benton Tigers 46-27 in a District 1-5A game Friday night at Bobby Marlow Field at Preston Crownover Stadium. Parkway, which ended a two-game slide, improved to 4-3 overall and 2-2 in district. Benton dropped to 3-4 and 1-3. The game was tight in the first...
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No. 9 Cedar Creek opens district play against Glenbrook
Cedar Creek proved to be the best team on the field during each of its six non-district contests. Now the No. 9-ranked Cougars turn their attention to district play. Cedar Creek (6-0) will host Glenbrook Friday at 7 p.m. at Origin Bank Stadium as head coach Jacob Angevine’s squad looks to take the first step toward a district championship.
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Introducing the winner of the SBC Advocate/318preps Football Player of the Week 6
Northwood head coach knew his offensive line was going to be solid entering the 2026 season, he just wasn't sure who would delivered the good behind them. Freshman Caden Stewart has helped answer that question. Earlier this season, Stewart earned honorable mention honors for being the SBC Advocate/318preps Midseason Freshman...
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For the Love of the Game: T. Willie Moore, at nearly 80, has no plans of giving up his six-decade career of officiating
SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) - Even at the young age of 79, T. Willie Moore has quite a busy schedule. Besides tutoring the stars of tomorrow, in the classroom - he does the same on the gridiron. “I’ve been blessed,” says Moore. “I’ve been physically been able to do it. But,...