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The Vermilion Catholic Eagles, behind 101 yards passing, shut out St. Ed’s of Eunice 9-0 Friday in the Eunice Jamboree.
Quarterback Drew Lege completed 11 out of 16 passes for 101 yards and one touchdown.
Saul Dartez was VC’s top receiver with five catches for 70 yards.
Josh Sagrera had a 21-yard touchdown reception. Camden Sellers had two catches for three yards, and Moe Maxile had two receptions for seven yards.
The Eagles did not run the football too much. Lege had two carries for 15 yards. Andre LeBlanc and Maxile combined for five yards on three carries.

For the last three years, the ball has not been bouncing in the Abbeville Wildcats’ favor. On Friday, in the Acadian/Vermilion Parish Jamboree, the ball finally bounced Abbeville’s way.
The Wildcats held on to beat the Church Point Bears, 7-6. The Bears were 40-yards away from possibly winning the game with 1:16 to play. But the Wildcats’ defense stopped the Bears on three straight plays and then the game clock expired, giving AHS the rare jamboree win.
It has been five years since AHS last won a jamboree game.

The star of the Acadian/Vermilion Parish Jamboree on Thursday went to the North Vermilion defense.
The NV defense, who were outmanned and outsized, outperformed the Crowley offense, en route to a 7-0 win over Crowley on Thursday.
The NV defense forced the Gents to put three times, and they were able to keep the Gents out of the end zone twice in the final two minutes of the game.
Crowley was marching downfield and crossed into Patriot territory. On fourth down from the NVHS 40, Crowley’s quarterback threw a bomb downfield.