After an open date last week, the Blue Jays return to District 5-1A action as St. Edmund entertains False River Academy on Friday night.
“We used the time off to get back to the fundamentals and get guys healthy,” SEH head coach Thomas David said.
The Bobcats are faced with a must-win game this week as Eunice visits Crowley in a District 4-4A battle.
“We have always had good games with Crowley,” EHS head coach Paul Trosclair said. “We usually get after it pretty good.”
The Church Point Bears remained undefeated after a 56-14 win over Port Barre.
The Bears (8-0) rolled up 371 yards of total offense, including 271 yards on the ground.
Deion Monroe gained 92 yards on 10 carries and scored on runs of 31, 2 and 36 yards.
The Eunice High Bobcats got the good bounce, but couldn’t get the call in their Homecoming contest.
When Pointe Coupee Central was closed over the summer by the Pointe Coupee School Board, St. Edmund was forced to find another opponent.
That did not happen, so the Blue Jays have an open date Friday before taking on False River Academy on Oct. 31.
