Logansport High School’s football program has climbed to No. 8 in the latest Shreveport‑Bossier City Advocate coverage-area rankings, a testament to a legacy that blends tradition with relentless ambition.
The program boasts a .599 all‑time win percentage, having amassed 490 victories against 327 defeats, and it has captured two state titles — in 1995 and again in 2016 — moments that still echo through the town’s Friday night lights.
Guiding the team through those triumphs are figures like Dale Morvan, who steered the program from 1978 to 1997 with a 153‑77 record, and Kevin Magee, the current head coach whose 112‑39 slate since 2014 reflects a culture of high expectations and sustained success.
Beyond the X’s and O’s, the community’s involvement is palpable; residents fill the stands, fund cutting‑edge facilities that include a multi‑million‑dollar complex, a giant video board and pregame pyrotechnics, and they rally behind every player who wears the blue and white.
A Tradition That Transcends the Field
The program’s impact stretches to the fieldhouse of talent, producing First‑Team All‑State selections and notable alumni such as Kevin Magee, Robert Davis and Hunter Martin, whose exploits have become part of Louisiana football lore.
The recent ranking not only celebrates past glories but also signals that the program’s pipeline of talent and its unwavering commitment to excellence will keep Logansport at the forefront of high school football for years to come.