Sports

 The Abbeville Lady Wildcats dropped a 3-1 decision to the Crowley Ladies on senior night Monday, 18-25, 23-25, 25-22, 10-25.
 Abbeville (5-13, 0-3) lost the first set, dropped a close second set, came from behind to win the third set, and then ran out of gas in the final set.  Head coach Madison Trahan felt the effort wasn’t at the level it needs to be for the Lady Cats to win.
   “The effort was better,” Trahan said.  “We could have definitely played harder, but it was better than it was last week.”

After starting the season with four-straight losses, the Abbeville Wildcats have won two games in a row. While the defense has been consistent throughout the season, it’s the offense that’s hit its stride.
Abbeville scraped the bottom of the barrel in its week four loss to Holy Savior Menard, only totaling 76 yards passing with four interceptions and failing to score an offensive touchdown in the 15-6 home-opening loss.

The Abbeville Wildcats came close to pulling off an upset against Franklinton on Thursday.
With two minutes remaining in the game, the Wildcats had an opportunity to score the winning touchdown but misfired on four consecutive passes, ultimately losing 34-28 to Franklinton.
Interim AHS head coach Trevor Eaton expressed pride in his team’s performance, as they now hold a record of 2-1 under his leadership.
“Our guys have no reason to hang their heads,” Eaton stated. “I am very proud of these kids. The rest of our schedule needs to take notice.”