Vermilion Catholic football standout Travin “Tiki” Moore signed as a preferred walk-on with the University of Louisiana football team on Wednesday. From left are dad Travin Moore, sister Marley Moore, Tiki Moore and mom Starya Moore.
Erath High School placekicker and punter Dylan Duhon, seated at center, signed a national letter of intent on Wednesday to play football at Arkansas-Monticello. He was joined at the signing ceremony by relatives, the Erath coaching staff and the football team.
North Vermilion High football standout Kiaron Rudd, seated at center, signed a national letter of intent on Wednesday to play football at Louisiana Christian University in Pineville. Seated with Rudd are his aunt, Tamara Rudd, and Mya Touchet, who Rudd said kept him humble and helped spark things for him in his career while pushing him through his journey.
Four from Vermilion Parish ink on National Signing Day
Three Vermilion Parish football players and one softball player signed with the colleges of their choice on Wednesday.
Vermilion Catholic’s Travin “Tiki” Moore signed as a preferred walk-on with the University of Louisiana football team, while North Vermilion’s Kiaron Rudd signed a letter of intent with Louisiana Christian and Erath’s Dylan Duhon signed a letter of intent with the University of Arkansas-Monticello. Erath softball player Bailey Smith signed with Baton Rouge Community College.
Travin Moore