High School Sports

SCHRIEVER – The Houma Christian Warriors had its home opener ruined by a powerful Sacred Heart rushing attack in 49-21 non-district loss Thursday night at Warrior Field.
The Trojans deployed the counter trap play to gash the Warriors defense for 390 yards en route to the rout.

VILLE PLATTE -- Former Ville Platte signal caller Derek Landry celebrated his homecoming in style Friday evening. As head coach of Lafayette Christian Academy, he led his Knights to a 36-6 victory over the Bulldogs.

MAMOU -- In a non-district game, the Oberlin Tigers scored three touchdowns in the third quarter to burst past the Mamou Demons in a 36-12 win. Mamou drops to 0-3 on the year, while Oberlin moves to 1-2 on the season.

PINE PRAIRIE -- Pearl River with a record of 2­-0 meandered from the banks of the river bearing the samename, to the banks of Bayou Nezpique for a matchup against the 0­-2 Panthers.

CREOLE -- The Basile Bearcats used a potent running game to subdue the South Cameron Tarpons 29-7 Thursday night.
With the win, Basile improves to 3-0 on the season and will face Logansport next Friday in Basile. Game time is set for 7 p.m.

For the Sacred Heart Trojans, the focus of the last two weeks of the regular season has been to continue improving before they head into the long district season ahead.

A new team with a familiar face is coming to Bulldog Stadium Friday night, hoping to catch the ’Dogs still licking their wounds from a self-inflicted loss last week.

Mamou High School has had to play a number of inexperienced players this season.
That inexperience has shown itself the last two weeks of the regular season as evidenced by their 0-2 start.

Coming off of a big win over Ville Platte, the 2-0 Basile Bearcats will travel to South Cameron on Thursday night hoping to remain undefeated on the season. Game time in Creole is set for 7 p.m.

The Pine Prairie Panthers will be looking for their first win of the 2015 season as they host the Pearl River Rebels Friday night. Game time is set for 7 p.m.