THE POST-SIGNAL / D. Sexton
Iota’s Daylan Lunson runs away from a defender on a kickoff return Friday during the Bulldogs’ 35-21 victory over the Lake Arthur Tigers.
On what was a perfect night for high school football, Iota and Lake Arthur went head-to-head Friday with the Bulldogs coming out on top with a 35 -21 victory.
THE POST-SIGNAL / Sophia Fontenot
Crowley High’s Nate Harmon (2) follows the block of Tyron Goodley (24) for a nice gain Friday during the Gents’ 54-13 loss to Cecilia at Gardiner Memorial Stadium.
Crowley High’s Gents had one of those nights Friday that every head coach dreads.
Friday, Oct. 2
Acadiana 21, LCA 0
Alexandria 35, Parkway 12
Avoyelles 36, St. Edmund Catholic 29
Bastrop, Texas 40, West Ouachita 37
THE POST-SIGNAL / Jason Faul
Notre Dame’s Dom Thibodeaux attempts to elude a defender Friday during the Pios’ 41-7 over Comeaux in Lafayette. Thibodeaux rushed for 138 yards and two touchdowns on 19 carries.
With the restrictions high school football teams have had regarding practices the past several months, it is safe to say no one expected perfection in the season openers.
A young Rayne High defense makes a tackle during the Wolves' 19-6 season opener win over the Welsh High School Greyhounds Friday evening. The RHS defense limited the Greyhounds to 144 total offensive yards on the night. (Acadian-Tribune Photo by Lisa Soileaux)
WELSH - As the 2020 football season finally got underway Friday evening following the delay provided by COVID-19, the Rayne High Wolves claimed a 19-6 win over the Welsh High School Greyhounds.
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