Central Catholic High School

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Central Catholic High School's Taylor Blanchard, right, battles a Vermilion Catholic player for the opening tip during the teams' contest Friday in Morgan City. No. 9 Central Catholic will open the Division IV postseason at home Thursday at 6:30 p.m. against district foe and No. 24 seed Highland Baptist. (The Daily Review/Geoff Stoute)

CCHS to open playoffs Thursday against Highland Baptist

The bad news for Central Catholic entering this season was that it lost three senior leaders from a season ago, including leading scorer and all-state performer Ja’len Johnson.

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Central Catholic High School's Aaliyah Poole attempts a layup, while Ascension Christian's Jamilyn Ayo-Robinson defends during Ascension Christian's 69-55 Division IV regional round victory in Gonzales Monday. Ayo-Robinson led Ascension Christian with 29 points, while Poole was Central Catholic's top scorer with 21 points. (The Daily Review/Geoff Stoute)

Ascension Christian defeats Central Catholic 69-55

The duo of Jamilyn Ayo-Robinson and Alona Washington, along with containment of Central Catholic post player Yani Johnson, proved too much for Central Catholic to overcome as the No.

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Morgan City, Patterson and Central Catholic High schools qualified for the boys basketball postseason in their respective classifications when playoff brackets were announced Monday afternoon. Morgan City and Central Catholic are tied for the highest seed among area squads as they are ninth seeds in Class 4A and Division IV, respectively. Meanwhile, Patterson is the No. 12 seed in Class 3A. Central Catholic will host No. 24 Highland Baptist Thursday at 6:30 p.m., while Morgan City will host No. 24 seed Livonia and Patterson meets No. 21 Glen Oaks, both Friday at 7 p.m. In the top photo is Morgan City's Jared Singleton, while in the middle photo is Patterson's Dajon Richard. Above, is Central Catholic's Brooks Thomas. (The Daily Review/File Photos)

Three Tri-City area boys hoops teams make playoffs

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Morgan City High School's Sh'Diamond Holly, left, and Alisha Singleton pressure Central Catholic's Lay Bertrand during earlier-season action. Central Catholic will open Division IV playoff action Monday at Ascension Christian. (The Daily Review/File Photo)

CCHS to travel to Ascension Christian Monday

No. 9 Central Catholic looks to open the Division IV girls’ basketball playoffs on a successful note when it travels to face No.

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