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The Peabody Warhorses celebrated their 11th state title with a ring ceremony, highlighting Coach Charles Smith’s vision, player Connor Rosenthal’s pride, and the program’s goal to repeat next season.
In a recent interview with KALB Sports Director Harrison Vapnek, Central Louisiana FC reflected on its consecutive Gulf Coast Premier League titles, the immediate success of head coach Damian Kunc, and the club’s push to expand soccer in Central Louisiana.
The Dixie Girls Softball State Tournament and Diamond Youth Baseball Tournament are underway in Alexandria, Louisiana, featuring 30 softball and eight baseball teams, scholarships, and community impact.
A graduate student-athlete from Louisiana files a lawsuit in Oklahoma, claiming the NCAA’s new eligibility rule and a recent court decision entitle him to an additional season of play.
Marshall Faulk, recently hired as head coach of the Southern Jaguars, visited Central Louisiana to promote his program, emphasizing youth development and a commitment to restoring the team's competitive edge.
Jake DuPree will lead the LSUA men’s basketball program starting July 6, 2026, after a distinguished tenure at Lourdes University marked by championship accolades and a strong developmental philosophy.
UT Tyler’s winningest baseball coach, Brent Porche, is leaving the program to join New York Life as a financial advisor, reflecting on a career marked by championships and a 345‑151 record.
The LSUA Women's Basketball program is running its annual Perkins Elite Basketball Skill Camp in Alexandria, Louisiana, providing kids from third grade to high school with hands‑on instruction in shooting, ball handling, and defense.
After four head coaches since 2021, Liberty High School in Baton Rouge appoints Devyn Baker as its latest head coach, sparking optimism amid a demanding schedule and one of Louisiana's toughest Class 5A districts.
Corey Blake, a former UNO Privateer and overseas professional player, is hosting a basketball summer camp in Alexandria, Louisiana, starting June 1. The camp, organized by 318 United Sports, will run from 8 a.m. to noon on Mondays through Wednesdays throughout June at Peabody Magnet High School, with meals provided and a focus on discipline, repetition and life lessons for boys and girls of all ages.