sophomore point guard and girl’s MVP Kameron Allen pose for a photo inside the school’s gymnasium. while Allen was a first team selection in the same district. Both players helped guide their respective teams to the first round of the playoffs. (Gazette photos by Tracey Jagneaux)
For someone who started out liking another sport, Pine Prairie’s Kameron Allen sure does shine on the basketball court.
Senior guard and boy’s MVP Isaiah Payne. Payne was also named as the MVP of District 5-3A (Gazette photos by Tracey Jagneaux)
It can be a daunting task to take the role of senior leader on a team filled with seniors, but that is just what Isaiah Payne brought to the table all season long for the Pine Prairie Panthers.
Inspiration and influence come in many different forms and from many different places.
For such a storied career in the game of basketball, one would think that Pine Prairie head coach Renotta Edwards would have dreamed of one day being on the sidelines coaching her own team.
Sacred Heart’s Christian Duplechin (11) takes a full cut at a pitch in their non-district game against Mamou Monday afternoon. Sacred Heart belted four home runs, two from Duplechin, as they blew past the Demons 15-5. The Trojans improve to 10-10-1 on the year while Mamou falls to 6-12. (Gazette photo by Tracey Jagneaux)
VILLE PLATTE -- The Sacred Heart Trojans feasted on the pitching of the Mamou Demons, blasting four dingers, including two from Christian Duplechin, for a 15-5 non-district win Monday afternoon.
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