The Morgan City Recreation Department, under the direction of Strictly Tennis, will hold its Quick Start Junior Tennis League and Little Tennis for two sessions this fall.
NWA Gulf Coast Wrestling, a regional pro wrestling company, comes to Morgan City Saturday for a wrestling event at the Morgan City Municipal Auditorium at 728 Myrtle St.
The Bayou Horseshoe Pitchers Association hosted its annual St. Jude's Fall Horseshoe Tournament Fundraiser Aug. 26, at Kemper Williams Park near Patterson. Class A winners were, from left, Dudley Michel of Bayou Vista, who was first place and tournament champion; Tim Gilmore of Bayou Vista, second place; and Gerald Prados of Centerville, third place. (Submitted Photo/Courtesy of the Bayou Horseshoe Pitchers Association)
Class B winners of the St. Jude's Fall Horseshoe Tournament Fundraiser were, from left, Bobbie Richard of Church Point, first place; Mary Begnaud of Lacassine, second place; and Al Dodson of Morgan City, third place. (Submitted Photo/Courtesy of the Bayou Horseshoe Pitchers Association)
St. Jude's Fall Horseshoe Tournament Fundraiser Class C winners were, from left, Mack Thibodeaux of Lake Arthur, first place; Alois Habetz of Sulphur, second place; and Cheryl Matt of Lake Charles, third place. (Submitted Photo/Courtesy of the Bayou Horseshoe Pitchers Association)
Class D winners of the St. Jude's Fall Horseshoe Tournament Fundraiser were, from left, Clay Canty of Morgan City, first place; Ron Smith of Lake Charles, second place; and Hilton Rhodes of Bayou Vista, third place. (Submitted Photo/Courtesy of the Bayou Horseshoe Pitchers Association)
Class E winners in the St. Jude's Fall Horseshoe Tournament Fundraiser were, from left, Calvin Johnson of Bayou Vista, class champion; Tyler Boudier of Patterson, second place; and Gaylin Habetz of Sulphur, third place. (Submitted Photo/Courtesy of Bayou Horseshoe Pitchers Association)
St. Jude’s Fall Horseshoe Tournament Fundraiser
Kemper Williams Park
Patterson
Aug. 26
Class A
The First Annual Lady Hornet Kick-Off Classic was a roaring success.
Five area teams competed for the opportunity to be the first champion of the tournament.
Franklin’s Malik King runs for daylight during Friday’s season-opening game against the Patterson Lumberjacks. Franklin (0-1) will play host to the North Vermilion Patriots (0-0) on Friday at J. C. Dry Stadium. The West St. Mary Wolfpack (0-1) will travel to play the Opelousas Tigers (0-1) on Thursday at 7 p.m. at Donald Gardner Stadium in Opelousas. The Centerville Bulldogs (1-0) will play host to Ridgewood (0-0) on Friday at 7.m. The Hanson Memorial Tigers (0-1) will host the Morgan City Tigers (0-1) on Friday at 7 p.m. at McCloskey Field.
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