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SPS goes for 11th straight victory

St. Paul’s Wolves (10-1), the No. 7 seed, travels to Thibodaux tonight to battle the Tigers in the regional round of the LHSAA state football playoffs.
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Salmen heads to Breaux Bridge tonight
Salmen’s Spartans travel to Breaux Bridge tonight and take on the Tigers in the regional round of the state playoffs with kickoff at 7.
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First Baptist captures state title
First Baptist Christian School junior Caleb Earhart captured his second-consecutive state title, this one by two-hundredths of a second over Georgetown’s Nick Ulmer, helping the Eagles take home the cross-country state championship. The event was held Tuesday at Northwestern State University in Natchitoches.
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First Baptist's Jennings earns second-straight state title
First Baptist Christian School sixth grader Gabrielle Jennings is the Class C 2009 Cross Country State Champion for a second-straight year.
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SHS shuts out Salmen; Shepherd scores twice
Slidell junior Robbie Shepherd scored two goals as the Tigers blanked Salmen’s Spartans 5-0 in Tuesday’s season opener at L.V. McGinty Sr. Stadium.
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Slidell High blanks Salmen in season opener, 7-0
Slidell junior Abby Brown scored two goals and passed for three assists, while teammate Jenna Terrebonne got a hat trick helping the Lady Tigers capture a 7-0 season-opening victory over Salmen Tuesday at L.V. McGinty Sr. Stadium.
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NCS opens season with win over Hannan
Northlake Christian School did some long distance dialing Tuesday night as the Wolverines canned nine 3-pointers en route to a 67-25 home victory over the Archbishop Hannan Hawks in the season opener for both clubs.
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Alexander completes second year at Guilford College
Sophomore Jordan Alexander recently completed his second year with the Guilford College men’s soccer team, which is located in Greensboro, N.C.
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Roundup: prep soccer
Girls
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Roundup: prep basketball
Girls
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Sports notes
Basketball center open house
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Three-peat; NCS wins Division IV state title
Even stepping up in classification couldn’t stop the Northlake Christian School Lady Wolverines from capturing their third-consecutive state title Saturday.
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MHS boys third, SPS fourth
in CC title
Catholic’s Philip Primeaux captured the individual title with a time of 16:24 edging out St. Paul’s Matt Mouton (16:28) at the 2009 Louisiana State High School Cross Country Championships run Monday at Northwestern State University in Natchitoches.
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SSA captures Class 5A title
St. Scholastica Academy’s Doves ran their way to the Class 5A state title Monday with senior Angela LaBorde grabbing a third place individual finish in the 2009 Louisiana State High School Cross Country Championships hosted by Northwestern State University in Natchitoches.
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Mt. Carmel ends FHS’ magical season
Fontainebleau (44-3) had its magical season end Friday as the Lady Bulldogs fell to the Mount Carmel Cubs 25-22, 25-21, 20-25, 25-16 in the semifinal round of the Louisiana High School Athletic Association volleyball state playoffs at the Pontchartrain Center in Kenner.
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NCS in finals
Northlake Christian School’s Lady Wolverines advanced to the state finals for the third-consecutive year with a hard-fought 25-19, 23-25, 25-14, 25-22 victory over the John Curtis Lady Patriots Friday at the Pontchartrain Center.
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Salmen cruises past PRHS
Salmen junior quarterback Matt Lipham accounted for four first-half touchdowns in a 41-7 victory over the Pearl River Rebels during the bi-district round of the state playoffs on Friday the 13th at Salmen.
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St. Paul’s pounds Destrehan in bi-district
St. Paul’s Wolves (10-1), the No. seven seed, used a big second half to roll post the Destrehan Wildcats 35-14 Friday night in the bi-district round at Hunter Stadium. St. Paul’s junior quarterback Alec Duncan passed for 246 yards with two touchdowns completing nine of 13 passes including clicking on his last seven attempts. Wolves’ junior defensive back Stephen Smith picked off three passes and junior linebacker Tyler Tourelle recovered two fumbles to help secure the victory.
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Mandeville suffers first-round exit in playoffs
With 32 yards of open field and a ticket to South Lafourche in the second round of the playoffs awaiting at the other end, Westgate’s Duvall Jackson had only one thought.
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PJP II battles to the end in loss
Despite being a 26th-seeded squad in a 32-team playoff bracket, the Pope John Paul II Jaguars gave No. 7 Many High a battle despite coming up short in a 41-21 loss on the road Friday.
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NCS falls to Capitol in bi-district
Charles Salzer
Contributing Writer
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FHS tops rival MHS in state quarterfinals
Fontainebleau’s Lady Bulldogs squared off with cross-town district rival Mandeville Lady Skippers Thursday in the quarterfinals of the state playoffs at the Pontchartrain Center in Kenner. The Lady Bulldogs swept the Lady Skippers 25-15, 25-22, 25-19 behind a balanced hitting attack with Haley Bonneval generating 13 kills, Jessica Guttierrez 12 and Delaney Pittari with 10. Michelle Cabeceiras netted 38 assists. Caitlyn Auxilien spearheaded the defense with 20 digs, while Guttierrez registered three blocks. Bonneval and Morgan Todd served two aces each for the Lady Dawgs.
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Northlake Christian advances to semifinals
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SSA falls to Mt. Carmel in quarterfinal match
St. Scholastica Academy’s Doves seemed poised to upset Mount Carmel Thursday night after taking game one 25-22 in the quarterfinals at the Pontchartrain Center, but weren’t able to withstand the Cubs’ comeback.
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Fontainebleau High falls to
Mt. Carmel in semifinal match
In Friday’s semifinal match, the Mt. Carmel Academy Cubs (39-5) got past the Fontainbleau Lady Bulldogs (44-3), 25-22, 25-21, 20-25, 25-16.
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