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VC’s Will Simon (8) fights through a block as Gabe Boudreaux (53) drags the quarterback down from behind.

Vermilion Catholic takes care of Opelousas Catholic

The No.1 Vermilion Catholic Eagles won their 33rd consecutive regular season game on homecoming Friday when they defeated the No. 16 Opelousas Catholic Vikings 50-21.
The Eagles (8-0, 2-0) used a 22-point third quarter to break open what was a one-score halftime lead. VC head coach Broc Prejean shouldered the blame for the 21-14 score at the break and asked his team to get his back.

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Players of both teams were running around on the field after the handshake.

LHSAA suspends North Vermilion/Comeaux football teams for this Friday's game

The Louisiana High School Athletic Association (LHSAA) has suspended Comeaux High School and North Vermilion Patriots for this Friday’s games.
In other words, the Patriots and the Spartans will stay home this Friday. The Patriots were scheduled to be on the road to battle the Teurlings Rebels.
It was the Rebels’ homecoming game, and now they are scrambling for an opponent.
The Spartans were scheduled to play the St. Thomas More Cougars.
They were suspended due to a fight after last week’s NV/Comeaux football game.

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Delcambre’s Hugo Morales looks down field for running room. Photo by Rosco Harrington

Delcambre drops district opener to Loreauville

DELCAMBRE – The Delcambre Panthers opened District 7-2A play Friday night with a 58-0 home loss to the Loreauville Tigers.
The Panthers (3-3, 0-1) were overmatched from the start as Loreauville scored four touchdowns in the opening quarter and added a fifth seconds into the second quarter to take a commanding 36-0 lead with 11:55 to play in the first half.
 “It’s no secret they’re the better football team, and there’s nothing wrong with that,” Delcambre head coach Artie Liuzza said.  

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VC head coach Broc Prejean has the Eagles 6-0 after six games. Also in the photo are Alex Broussard (21) and Tre Hebert (14).

VC Eagles regular season winning streak is now 31

NEW IBERIA - The winning streak continues.
The Vermilion Catholic Eagles have now 31 straight regular season games after beating Highland Baptist 56-0 on Friday.
The last time the Eagles lost a regular season game was three years ago against Erath. 
This Friday, they will entertain a tough district opponent: the Ascension Episcopal Blue Gators (6-0). The winner of that game will have the upper hand to win the district title and also move up in the Division IV Select PowerPoint Standings.

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NV's Preston Bagwell (11) looks for a hole to run through. Kale Hebert (28) blocks to create a hole for Bagwell.

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Grant Wise (23) celebrates after a big run. Wise rushed for 193 yards.

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Four North Vermilion defenders team up to tackle a Comeaux High runner.

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A Comeaux defender breaks up a pass thrown to NV tight end Carter McKeithen (42).

NORTH VERMILION'S HEAD COACH GOING FOR IT ON FOURTH DOWN THREE TIMES HELPED BEAT COMEAUX

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.

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