Sports

Leroy—North Vermilion head coach Roderick Moy prefers not to punt the football to the other team. He was that way at Abbeville High, and he’s still that way at North Vermilion.
It has now been two games since his team punted.
During the game on Friday, the Patriots encountered fourth down situations three times when they were more than five yards away from a first down at midfield. Each time, instead of punting, the team went for it. Each time they did, the offense successfully gained the first down.

PATTERSON — In a game against Patterson, the Kaplan Pirates (4-1) secured a 55-20 victory after leading 30-14 at halftime.
Despite Patterson taking an early 7-0 lead with an 82-yard opening kick-off, Kaplan dominated the game by scoring the next four touchdowns.
Daylon Landry of Kaplan had 10 carries for 118 yards and scored one touchdown, while Wyatt Hebert rushed 11 times for 91 yards and scored four touchdowns.
Braydyn Bearb contributed 8 carries for 69 yards.
Hebert scored two touchdowns in the first quarter, with runs of 35 yards and 2 yards.

DEQUINCY, La. — Erath kicker Eli Felipe made a 28-yard field goal with 1:29 remaining, securing a 30-28 victory over DeQuincy on Thursday.
Felipe had missed an extra point and a field goal earlier in the game, but EHS head coach Eric LeBlanc said he had confidence in his kicker.
“His misses were more about operations,” said LeBlanc. “We talked to the snapper and holder to correct some things. I was confident to let him kick.”
It is the second time the Bobcats have defeated a team in Lake Charles. Last week, they beat Westlake 21-20, which was also undefeated.