On Senior night at Washington- Taylor-Rogers Stadium the Mansfield Wolverines were able to keep their district title hopes alive by defeating the winless Bossier Bearkats 28-13. Mansfield Seniors Levonte Hall and LaTiedrick Pugh played major roles in the victory both offensively and defensively
The Logansport Tigers earned their second shutout of the season with a 39-0 win over the Northwood Lena Gators on Halloween. There were no treats for the Gators as the Tiger defense limited them to 44 yards and 2 first downs. On offense the Tigers rolled up 362 yards. With the win Logansport improved their record to 5-4 overall and 2-2 in district 3-1A. The Tigers close out the regular season when they host the Montgomery Tigers on Thursday
Last Friday in Shreveport the Loyola Flyers tested the North DeSoto Griffins. Loyola was able to play with the Griffins for the majority of the game by taking control of the middle of the line of scrimmage on defense and hitting
some big play offensively, but the Griffins capitalized on their own opportunities and were able to come away with the 20-3 victory last Friday
The Logansport Tigers came into their battle with the Tigers of St Mary’s with a 4-3 record overall and 1-1 in district. Going into the game Logansport was number 10 in the power rankings of Class A schools. Logansport came out on the short end of a 35-12 score as they fell to the visiting Tigers. The week Logansport will travel to take on the Northwood-Lena Gators. Logansport is 11-0 all time against the Gators, outscoring them 361- 60. Game time will be 7:00 so come celebrate Halloween with a Tiger victory.
Last Friday in Springhill both Mansfield and North Webster were coming off hard fought games the week before. The Wolverines with the exciting comeback win over Green Oaks and North Webster with a tough loss to Evangel. It would be the Knights that would rebound after the loss and produce a dominating 33-0 win over the Wolverines despite 6 turnovers in the game.
Both Minden and North DeSoto came into last Friday’s district 1-4A game running on all offensive cylinders. North DeSoto with 90 points the previous two games and Minden scoring 82 in their 3 district games, but it was both teams’ defenses that proved to be the more effective units for both teams. Fortunately for North DeSoto, theirs was a bit better than Minden’s last Friday. The Griffins were able to force 5 turnovers in the game and ride stellar defensive effort to a 23-0 shutout victory over the unbeaten in 1-4A Minden Crimson Tide.
The Logansport Tigers traveled to Jonesville this past Friday night to take on the Block Bears. Logansport came out on the wrong side of the score, falling to the home standing Bears 38-19. Logan Spears was able to break his school record for pass completions in a game with 30. With the loss the Tigers drop to4-3 on the season and 1-1 in district 3-1A competition. This week Logansport will host one of the all time greatest rivals in the St. Mary’s Tigers. This week will also be the annual PINK OUT at LHS. Game time is 7:00, wear your favorite pink and come out and support the Tigers as they try to get back on track.
For the third straight week the Mansfield Wolverines found themselves down double digits in the second half of the game, and for the third straight week the Mansfield Wolverines were able to rally and come away with a victory. The most recent rendition of a comeback came last Friday in front of a large homecoming crowd against district opponent Green Oaks.
Coaches often like to segment the football season into 3 different sections; non-district, district and playoffs. The Mansfield Wolverines began the district portion of their season last week after playing a difficult non-district schedule and coming out with a 2-3 record
The Logansport Tigers opened their second season back in District 3-1A; with a commanding 40-21 win over the visiting LaSalle Tigers. Once again Logansport uses a dominating second half to earn the win. For the game the Tigers ran 72 plays and limited LaSalle to 43. The Tigers gained 448 yards and the defense held LaSalle to 195 yards. With the win the tigers improved their record to 4 wins and 2 loses overall and 1 win and 0 loses in District play
