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Jacolby Campbell keeps his eye on the ball for a 40 yard catch for Abbeville. He finished the game with 8 catches.

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Lebrahn Cormier, ( (26) scores a touchdown for AHS.

Abbeville Wildcats on a new streak - a two game winning streak

The Abbeville Wildcats have a new streak going. It is called a winning streak.
After losing 14 straight games dating back to last season, the Wildcats ended that streak with a win over LaGrange last Friday. Well, the Wildcats won for the second straight time, whipping the Class 3A Mamou Demons 24-16 this past Friday.
Abbeville is now 2-4 and has climbed into the top 32 of the Division II Non-Select power rankings. The Wildcats are ranked around No. 30 as of Friday night. The top 32 make the playoffs. 

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Cameron Samuels (0) breaks a tackle and heads up field for the first of his three touchdowns against LaGrange.

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Jacolby Campbell hustles for yardage after a reception for AHS.

Abbeville High ends 14 game losing streak

The 14-game losing streak has come to an end for the Abbeville Wildcats. This streak, which began during a winless 0-10 season last year, was halted when the Wildcats managed to fend off a determined LaGrange Gators (1-4) team with a score of 20-14.
The contest came down to the final seconds when LaGrange had a chance to win the game with three seconds left and eight yards away from the end zone.
On fourth down and goal from the 8, Abbeville linebacker  Chayson Gray made the biggest tackle of the season when he sacked the quarterback as time expired.

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After running in for a touchdown, EHS quarterback Jack Landry celebrates with the student body.

Erath is off to a 5-0 start

ERATH – The Erath Bobcats gave up a touchdown on the game’s first play, then scored 43-straight points en route to a 43-15 shellacking of the Westlake Rams Friday at Robert 
 The Bobcats (5-0) are undefeated at the halfway point of the regular season and are ranked seventh in the latest Louisiana Sports Writers Association Top 10 poll.   Head coach Eric LeBlanc believes his team can be as good as they want to be.

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Hugo Morales has rushed for 489 yards in three games for Delcambre.

Delcambre off to 3-0 start for first time since 1999

DELCAMBRE - The Delcambre Panthers find themselves in a place they have not been in since the 1999 football season.
Delcambre, under new head coach Cory Brodie, is off to a 3-0 start. The last time a Delcambre team began the year 3-0 was in 1999 under former Delcambre head coach Mike Delcambre.
“It feels good to be 3-0,” said Brodie.
The 2025 Panthers will look for their fourth win on Thursday when they host Vinton (2-1). The game will be played on Thursday, starting at 7 p.m.

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