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“Young ladies are urged to experience one of the best times of their lives, the pleasure of serving as Miss Rayne for our great city,” states 2018-2019 Miss Rayne Mary Kate Simon as she prepares to crowned the 2019 Miss Rayne during the upcoming pageant.
Young ladies between the ages of 17 and 22 years of age are invited to compete for the 2019 Miss Rayne title on Saturday, Aug. 10, at the Rayne Civic Center.
To be eligible to compete for the title of Miss Rayne, contests must also (1) be single and have never been married or had a marriage annulled; (2) not be pregnant or have never borne a child; (3) be of good moral character and never been convicted of any felony; and (4) have a Rayne address or telephone number or attend a school servicing the Rayne community.
The competition will consist of the following segments; interview – (held the afternoon of the competition); typically there will be a panel of three judges that will visit with each contestant for a period of approximately five minutes; questions may be asked concerning information covered on the entry form and general items of interest about the City of Rayne; sportswear and introductions; Choreographed dance number and a maximum 30 second introduction; evening gown – on stage competition in an evening gown of choice; on-stage interview including two lighthearted questions.
Deadline to enter is Monday, Aug. 5, by 4 p.m.
For more information or to acquire the official application, contact Suzette Leonards at Suzette.leonards@rayne.org, by phone at 337-334-6682 or stop by City Hall (801 The Boulevard).

The inaugural Rayne High Booster Club “Football 3-Man” Golf Scramble was held Saturday, June 29, at Bayou Bend Country Club in Crowley.
The shotgun start was at 8 a.m. with lunch provided after the round by Jamie Conques and Randy Savoy who donated a jambalaya meal and BBQ burgers.
Congratulations are extended to the following winners:
1st place - Pookie Bergeron, David Boutin, Kyle Broussard
2nd Place - Tyler Guidry, Kaine Guidry, Trenton Pickett
3rd Place - Justin Gildersleeve, Kevin Gildersleeve, Cory Johnson
Closest to the Hole on #3 - Greg Lavergne and # 6 Tyler Guidry
Longest Drive - Patrick Hensgens
Special thanks to Booster members for their help, including Tommy and Stephanie Garrett, Tom and Angie Murray, Lance and Charlotte Cope, Trudy Lopez, Holly Richard, Jamie Broussard, Tyler Guidry, JB Broussard, Butch Abshire, including RHS football coaches Jason Bonin, Bryan Parker, Shelby Thibodeaux and Randy Judice.
Thanks are also expressed to Glenn Meche, Glenn Leonards and Tony Terro at the City of Rayne for their assistance.
“We would like to extend special thanks to hole sponsors for the 2019 Rayne Booster Club Football “3 man” Golf Scramble,” as stated by RHS Athletic Director Kaine Guidry.
“The inaugural tournament was very successful and we can’t thank everyone enough that donated and lent a helping hand. Thanks to all for their help and expecially to Bayou Bend for hosting us. Looking forward to next years tournament. Go Wolves!!”
2019 sponsors were Joey Wynn, Rayne State Bank, Flow Control, Shelter Corley Motors, Gulf Coast Marine Fabricators, Anytime Fitness of Rayne, The Ellington, Zealous Energy, Louisiana Athletic Care, Reiners Farm, Kevin and Justin Gildersleeve, Sterling Automotive, Rumore Doctors of Acadia AnimalMedical Center, Lyons Market, Suzy Webb of Farm Bureau, Owen Stanford of Farm Bureau Church Point, Gabe’s Cajun Food, Scott Privat for District Judge, Acadia Parish Assessor Jim Petitjean, Gossen Funeral Home, Fontenot Insurance, Dr. Briese Dentistry, Nonc Kev’s Specialty Meats, A&B Construction, Offshore Energy Services, Mouton Pharmacy and Medical Equipment, Beslin-Cunningham Attorneys, AJ Watercare and Salt, Goalline Machine Shop, Ace Hardware of Rayne, Jason and Kali Lalande Farms, Hawk’s Crawfish, Piggly Wiggly - Dale Trahan, Trahan Foods, Inc. - Scotty and Jerry Menard, Red Stick Sports -- Dave Cook, Tom and Angie Murray, Sew What - Jeff and Karen Thibodeaux, M & M Home Improvement, Gautreaux Donut Kitchen, Brian Mouton with 6th Man, Peltier Heating, Cooling, and Refrigeration, Emaco Foods, City of Rayne, Rayne Booster Club, PJ’s Grill, Fezzos Restaurant, Chef Roy’s Frog City Café, Peyton Phelps - Schutt, CPR Entertainment - Casey Richard, Randy Savoy and Wayne Gautreaux, Jamie’s Catering, Conques Brothers Lawn Service, Conques Bail Bonds, Coca Cola - Crescent Crown, Colville Plumbing, Blueline Manufacturing, Grandaddy’s Crawfish, Affordable Pools, Dr. Jason Abshire of Abshire Chiropractic Sports Center, Paul and Michelle Molbert, Edward Jones Investments, Arabie’s & Abshire’s, and Hilcorp.
For more information of how to join the Rayne High Booster Club and assist with Rayne High athletics for the advancement of RHS athletes, contact Kaine Guidry (581-9155), Steve Dupont (288-9155) or Jamie Broussard (523-1991).

RAYNE - As the 2019 all-star season hits the home-stretch, three Rayne all-star teams remain in the running for a national title.
Girls
The Pinto All-Stars placed second last week during their Super Regional Tournament held in Kaplan and qualified for their Zone National Tournament slated July 17-20 in Youngsville.
Pinto team members are Ava Arceneaux, Ainsley Beckwith, Kassidee Bertrand, Addison Beslin, Madison Boudreaux, Kemayshia Dixon, Ella Dupuis, Malaya Gregory, Riley Lopez, Emma Lopez, Gracie Meyer and Elizah Jane Prejean.
Boys
All-star baseball teams of the 2019 Rayne Recreation Summer Program traveled over the weekend across the state for their Super Regionals.
The Pinto All-Stars completed their Super Regional Tournament in Youngsville over the weekend with a fourth place finish and an invitation to the Pinto Plus World Series to be play July 24-28 in Youngsville.
The Mustang All-Stars traveled to Erath for their Super Regionals. As of press time, the All-Stars were undefeated in the semi-final round of the tournament. With a win, the Mustang All-Stars will travel to Deer Park, Texas for their Zone National Tournament.
The Bronco All-Stars also traveled to Youngsville over the weekend for their Super Regional Tournament. They went 2-2 during tournament play to complete a very successful season.