LAFAYETTE – The Eunice High Bobcats improved their District 4-4A record to 7-2 with a 6-2 victory over the Rayne High Wolves Friday afternoon at UL-Lafayette’s “Tige” Moore Field.
All four District 5-1A teams earned playoffs berths, which came as no surprise to St. Edmund head softball coach Thomas David.
St. Edmund (12-7. 1-4) will host No. 23 Northwood-Lena (11-14, 5-4) at 4 p.m. on Monday at Lady Jay Field.
The battle for the District 5-1A championship got tougher for St. Edmund on Wednesday as the Blue Jays split a doubleheader with False River Academy.
St. Edmund (16-6, 3-1) won the first game 8-2, but fell 8-6 to the Gators (3-15, 1-3) in the finale.
The LSU Eunice sophomore softball players have passed the 100-win plateau for their two-year Lady Bengal careers.
But head coach Andy Lee said records and statistics don’t mean much to his team as they strive to make a return trip to the NCJAA Division II World Series.
The inaugural Eunice News All-City girls basketball team includes five players from both Eunice High and St. Edmund nominated by their respective coaches.
The first ever All-City boys team will be released in next Sunday’s edition.
