Central Catholic High School

Central Catholic High School's Bryce Grizzaffi signed his national letter of intent to continue his baseball career at Southeastern Louisiana University in Hammond during a ceremony at Central Catholic High School Wednesday. Seated, from left, are Earline Grizzaffi, grandmother; Mia Grizzaffi, sister; Ronnie Grizzaffi, father; Bryce Grizzaffi; Amber Taylor, mother; and Peggy Baker, grandmother. Standing, are Central Catholic assistant baseball coaches Trey Smith and Gary Hebert, Central Catholic head baseball coach Tyler Jensen and Central Catholic assistant baseball coach Larry Lombardo. Grizzaffi is one of three area baseball standouts to sign scholarships Wednesday, joining Berwick's Mitchell Sanford (LSU) and Berwick's Zeph Hoffpauir (ULL). (The Daily Review/Geoff Stoute)

Tri-City Area swim teams will conclude their seasons at the Allstate Sugar Bowl/Louisiana High School Athletic Association State Swim Meet at SPAR Aquatic Center in Sulphur this week. Berwick will lead the area with the largest contingent of qualifiers. Participating swimmers are, front row from left, Alyssa Gray, Megan Soileau, Maya McGinnis, Madison Carline, Kaylee Percle, Randi Joubert and Gracie Bazar. On the middle row, are Zachary Campbell, Carson LeBlanc and Coach B.J. Castaneda. On the back row are Zane Soileau, Ty Kapp, Samantha Kinchen, Shayne Berger, Grace Campbell, Landon Broussard and Jace Templet. (Submitted Photo/Courtesy of Berwick High School)

Central Catholic High School's Caroline Green hits the ball over the net during Friday's Division V state semifinal contest against Ascension Episcopal at the Pontchartrain Center in Kenner. Green had 16 kills and five blocks, but the No. 3 seed Lady Eagles fell in five sets by scores of 25-16, 14-25, 25-23, 23-25, 15-11. Central Catholic finished its season with a 36-9 mark. No. 2 Ascension Episcopal fell in Saturday's finals to top-ranked Metairie Park Country Day. (The Daily Review/Mico Aloisio)