Church Point’s Tylon Citizen
The Rayne Wolves simply had no answer for Church Point running back Tylon Citizen Friday evening.
Ascension Cath. 30, Hannan 8
Albany 36, Springfield 14
University 35, Dunham 0
Lake Arthur 12, Elton 6
Patterson 41, Central Cath. 18
Welsh 28, Hamilton 14
THE POST-SIGNAL / Jason Faul
Notre Dame’s Luke Bertrand attempts to slip past a defender Friday during the Pios’ 27-7 Homecoming victory over the Comeaux Spartans at Gardiner Memorial Stadium.
At Notre Dame, it is called a balanced offensive attack. A ground attack that controls the game, runs the clock, finishes drives and mixes in just enough passing to get the win.
THE POST-SIGNAL / D. Sexton
Iota running back Daylan Lunson runs past a defender Friday during the Bulldogs’ 47-6 victory over the Crowley Gents. Lunson paced Iota’s rushing attack with 116 yards on just 10 carries.
The Iota Bulldogs’ defense was swarming in their home opener Friday against the Crowley Gents.
That was good news for Iota coach Josh Andrus and bad news for CHS coach Kyron Benoit.
Rayne High defenders celebrate a fumble recovery during Friday contest against Church Point held at Wolf Stadium. The Wolves will travel to Kaplan this week for a Friday contest. (Acadian-Tribune Photo by Lisa Soileaux)
You could feel it building throughout the ballgame as the Rayne Wolves hosted intra-parish rivals Church Point Friday evening.
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