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Daylon Landry scores a touchdown for Kaplan.

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The Kaplan Pirates fall to 6-2 on the year and they will entertain St. Martinville on Friday.

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Kaplan's Owen Marceaux (9) celebrates with Wyatt Bourque (70) after Bourque sacked the Erath quarterback in the fourth quarter.

Kaplan almost pulls off great comeback

ERATH - There’s a saying in Vermilion Parish that if you get a two-touchdown lead against the Kaplan Pirates, it should be enough because the Pirates are not known for scoring quickly. However, whoever made that claim about the Pirates might want to reconsider.
The Pirates were down 14-0 with two minutes to play in the third period against the Bobcats.  But then  Kaplan tailback Braydn Bearb told his teammates right before they ran on the field at 1:58 in the third period. 
Bearb shouted, “Let’s go earn it.”
For the next 14 minutes, Kaplan did precisely that.

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Delcambre head football coach Artie Liuzza

Delcambre beats Houma Christian

HOUMA - The Delcambre Panthers (3-6) got a road win it needed, beating Houma Christian 40-21.
The Panthers jumped out to a 22-7 lead at halftime.
Nave Nguyen scored the first three touchdowns with 2- 3- and 31-yards runs.
He finished the game with 168 yards on 21 carries and three scores.
Hugh Morales rushed for 108 yards on 17 carries and a score.
By the end of the third quarter, Houma Christian had made it a game, trailing 28-21.

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Abbeville’s Derek Arclies (83) wraps up the St. Martinville ball carrier and Abbeville’s Zalen Hopkins (70) is in pursuit. Photo by Rosco Harrington.

Abbeville falls to St. Martinville

  The Abbeville Wildcats lost to the St. Martinville Tigers on Senior Night Friday, 21-8.
Abbeville (0-9, 0-2) stayed in the game using a bend but don’t break defense, stopping the Tigers twice on downs inside the six-yard line.  But they couldn’t get out of their way offensively as they turned the ball over four times, including a fumble that was recovered in the end zone for St. Martinville’s first score.

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North Vermilion victory lands them in the football playoffs

LEROY—Last week, North Vermilion’s head coach Roderick Moy stressed to his team that the playoffs started this past Friday. His message was simple: “If we win, we are in.”
With only two wins before Friday’s game, the Patriots were on the bubble of the Division II Non-Select Power Standings. 
The top 28 teams make the playoffs, which begin in two weeks. The Patriots sat at No. 25.
North Vermilion won 24-20 against the Rayne Wolves.  The Patriots (3-6) moved up to No. 23 and will end the season on the road against St. Thomas More (6-3). 

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Erath's Eli Felipe (33) keeps his head down as he kicks the game winning field goal with 3 seconds left in the game. Talen Landry (22) was holder on the 25-yard field goal. Javonte Mouton (7) for Kaplan almost blocks the kick.

Erath kicker makes 25 yard field goal to beat Kaplan in final seconds

ERATH - Every kicker dreams of making a game-winning kick to secure a victory for their team. This dream has come true twice this season for Erath High senior Eli Felipe.
The first time was on Oct. 10, when he made a 28-yard field goal with 1:29 left in the game, giving the Bobcats a 30-28 win over DeQuincy on the road.
Well, Felipe found himself in a pressure situation for the second time in three weeks, and like the first time, Felipe, did not disappoint.

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