The Central Catholic High School Eagles’ Division IV first-round football playoff game has been moved to Nicholls State University due to wet field conditions at Tiger Stadium in Morgan City, Centr
Berwick High School running back Josh Jones, left, and quarterback Mitchell Sanford have reached career milestones this season. Jones has rushed for 4,000-plus yards and has nearly 4,700 yards combined rushing and receiving. Sanford has 6,400-plus yards passing and more than 7,400 yards combined passing and rushing. (The Daily Review/Geoff Stoute)
Mitchell Sanford and Josh Jones have taken plenty of varsity snaps and quarter-back and running back during their four-year careers as members of the Berwick Panthers.
Guaranteeing a fourth straight winning season, East Texas Baptist University earned their sixth win 62-7, routing McMurry University in American Southwest Conference play.
Central Catholic High School's Hunter Daigle closes in on a Pine offensive player during their Week 1 contest in Morgan City. Central Catholic, Division IV's No. 8 seed, will host No. 9 Ouachita Christian School Friday at 7 p.m. in Morgan City. (The Daily Review/Geoff Stoute)
Central Catholic will have its hands full in the opening round Division IV playoffs Friday when Ouachita Christian comes to Tiger Stadium in Morgan City.
Berwick High School's Hunter Landry attempts to haul in a catch during regular-season action against Erath. Berwick, Class 3A's No. 22 seed, will travel Friday to face No. 11 seed Northwest in Opelousas at 7 p.m. Earlier this season, Northwest rallied for a 34-31 victory against Berwick. (The Daily Review/Mico Aloisio)
Berwick must travel to Northwest for the opening of the Class 3A playoffs Friday.
Being in playoff mode, however, is nothing new for the Panthers.
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