Central Catholic's Yani Johnson, right, works against a double team during Monday's playoff contest. (The Daily Review/Geoff Stoute)
In a game in which No.
Central Catholic's Kye Morgel
(The Daily Review/File Photo)
Patterson's Elijah Williams
(The Daily Review/File Photo)
Morgan City's Kerwin Francois
(The Daily Review/File Photo)
Three Tri-City area boys basketball teams qualified for the postseason play when high school basketball brackets were released Monday.
Central Catholic's Laurielle Bias, left, dribbles against Ascension Catholic during regular-season action. Central Catholic will begin playoff action Monday when it hosts Highland Baptist. (The Daily Review/File Photo)
Central Catholic High School will open Division IV postseason play Monday when the No. 8 Lady Eagles host No. 9 Highland Baptist Monday at 6:30 p.m. in Morgan City.
Central Catholic, Division IV's No. 8 seed, received a bye and will meet No. 9 Highland Baptist, who also received a bye, in second-round action. No details were available on that game as of this morning. Above, is Central Catholic's Yani Johnson during the regular season against St. John, (The Daily Review/File Photo)
Morgan City, Class 4A's No. 27 seed, will travel to face No. 6 seed DeRidder Thursday at 6 p.m. Above, Morgan City's Sh'Diamond Holly shoots the basketball against Franklin last month. (The Daily Review/File Photo)
Central Catholic and Morgan City High schools qualified for the girls basketball playoffs in Division IV and Class 4A, respectively, when brackets were released Monday. Meanwhile,
Morgan City High School opened its tennis season with matches against Central Catholic and Berwick last week.
On Feb. 5, Morgan City faced Central Catholic.
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