Sports

Head coach Kim Guidry went out in style, coaching her final sport at Vermilion Catholic. 
Guidry was named the Coach of the Year in District 6-1A after helping lead the Lady Eagles to a 3-0 district record.
The Lady Eagles had six players land on the first team, including Co-MVP honors.
VC’s Jenna Beth Hagle, a senior, was named the district co-MVP. She shared the honor with Highland’s Addisen Yate and Mia Sisco of Westminster of Lafayette.
Hagle was the pitcher for VC. At the plate, she batted .555.

LAKE CHARLES -  The No.5 Kaplan Pirates’ playoff run ended in the quarterfinals as they fell to the No.4 Westlake Rams 9-2 on Friday and 5-1 on Saturday.
First-year head coach Jake Faulk was proud of his team’s accomplishments.
“I could not be more proud of our boys; the level of personal growth they have shown in one short year speaks for itself.”
The Pirates (21-14) fell behind 4-0 after one inning on Friday. The Rams did their damage with an RBI double, an RBI single, and a two-RBI double.

ERATH – The No. 2 Erath Bobcats defeated the No. 7 Jena Giants 10-0 and 9-0 Saturday at Ross Granger Field to sweep the quarterfinal playoff series and advance to the semifinals for the first time in school history.
The Bobcats (23-11) will face No. 3 South Beauregard (24-10) in the semifinal round at Ross Granger Field. The Knights defeated Berwick in their quarterfinal matchup. The winner advances to the championship series at McMurry Park in Sulphur.
Erath beat South Beauregard 4-2 earlier in the year.