In Lafayette, the excitement around high school sports is palpable as the Lady Lions Basketball team secured a solid win against Opelousas High with a score of 66-36 last night. This victory propels them into their final game of the Southside Tournament, set for Saturday morning at 9 AM. Fans are encouraged to come out and show their support for the team as they aim for another win. Go Lady Lions!
On the soccer field, the Lady Lions Varsity Soccer team also had a reason to celebrate, demolishing Catholic Senior High with an impressive score of 4-0. Brea Bailey and Haylan Chapman each netted two goals, showcasing their skills and teamwork. The Junior Varsity team followed suit, securing a narrow victory of 1-0, thanks to a goal from Quentizicalli. Congratulations to all the players for their hard work and great performance!
In wrestling news, both the boys and girls teams displayed remarkable talent during the Thanksgiving break, participating in five different tournaments. Together, they brought home a total of 44 medals, which included 13 first-place finishes, 8 second-place, 9 third-place, and 14 fourth-place medals. The girls placed first overall in the Dutchtown and East Ascension tournaments, while the boys secured a commendable second place in the same events. A big shoutout to the teams as they prepare for competitions coming up this weekend at Brusly, Acadiana, and Rayne.
For those looking to catch more high school sports action, it’s essential to check the Athletics Section for the latest game schedules and updates. The LHSAA main site offers information about other schools, schedules, and various sports in the area.
As the winter sports season continues, keep an eye out for holiday games and tournaments that promise to deliver thrilling moments and community spirit. Good luck to all the teams!

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