Sports

At the beginning of the year, reaching the state tournament in Sulphur was a dream for a young Calvin softball team. But after winning the District Championship (Undefeated) and rolling to a 17-4 regular season record and fighting their way through the playoff round, this group of “never-say-die” girls is headed to the state tournament in Sulphur. Merely getting there is no longer the goal.

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The WSHS boy’s baseball team brought home the district championship this past week, taking 2 out of 3 wins against their rival, many tigers who were sitting in the #3 spot in the state rankings. In the first matchup this past Tuesday playing at home, Winnfield, ranked #7 in the state, defeated many in a thrilling victory 2-0. It was a great pitching duel with both pitchers from Winnfield and many only allowing 3 hits a piece, but Winnfield made their hits count getting the base runners across home plate lifting the Winnfield tigers for that first needed victory in the 3 game series and upsetting many. The boys then traveled to many on Thursday to finish the series and play a double header. The stands were filled with tiger fans from many and Winnfield knowing one of the tiger teams was going to walk away with the championship. It was a beautiful day for baseball with sunny skies and a little crisp feeling in the air.

The WSHS baseball team made a sweep against Lakeview during their series this past week in district play, Winnfield the first game after three innings of play, 10 – 1. The boys played the doubleheader at home, winning the first game 6 – 1 and closing out the series by winning in a landslide after five innings of play. 12 – 2.

The boys will finish out their regular season this week, facing off against the Many High School Tigers for the District Championship. Both teams are sitting at 6 – 0 in district play. Many has been ranked #1 in the state most of the season but is not sitting at the #2 spot. Winnfield is #7 in the state, and 17 – 9 overall.

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After the Winnfield Senior High School Baseball seven game winning streak was snapped in a 2 – 3 loss to Cedar Creek High School, and falling to North DeSoto High School, the boys rallied back to defeat a strong 4 – A Buckeye High School team with a score of 3 – 1.

The boys were then defeated by Loyola Prep, who is ranked 10th in the state in Division 2 for private schools, with a score of 1 – 3.

The Tigers started district play with a sweep of Red River High School with three games, none of which went past the 5th inning. The first game was played at home and was halted as the Tigers were coming up to bat in the bottom of the 4th inning. The Tigers had a 10 – 0 lead, when the game was stopped due to bad weather. The Red River coach conceded defeat so the game could count, as it was only in the 4th inning.

The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF), the Louisiana Wildlife Federation and the Louisiana Outdoor Writers Association are seeking submissions for the 2017 Youth Hunter of the Year contest. The contest, for the 2017 calendar year, is open to Louisiana boys and girls ages 15 and younger.

Did you have a special hunt this past year? Harvested your first game animal or bird? Maybe just a hunting trip made great by sharing time in the outdoor with family and friends? Regardless, you could be a candidate for our male and female Youth Hunter of the Year contest.

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The Reese’s Pieces 5/6 year old Castor Dixie Youth T-ball team members are, on front row from left, Bluex Dubois, Ethan Stiles and Wacy Johnson. On back row are Colton Knotts, Addisyn Giddings, Paisley Bryan, Lanie Cook, Mckenzie Gillette, Wyatt McCart, Ty Pearson, Lane Hays, Grayci Bamberg and Lillie Harlow. Coaches are Pam Bamberg and Juanice Gray.

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Young ladies from Dodson High FCCLA club traveled to Lafayette for the Family, Community, and Career Leaders of America State competition that was held on March 11- 12th. Receiving the top honor of Gold were Kaylen Williams in Job Interview and Brela Marler in Environmental Ambassador. Top honor students are advanced to National competition.

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On Tuesday, April 3 and Thursday, April 5, 2018, Northwester State University’s Office of electronic and Continuing Education will offer a TEAS (Test of Essential Academic Skills) Boot Camp.

The classes will be held from 8:00 a.m. until noon, on the second floor of South Hall on NSU’s Natchitoches campus. Students will receive study tips and a review of TEAS sections on reading, math, science and English.

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Kasey Bevill

After losing several key players and their head coach off last year’s state qualifying softball team, most people considered this a rebuilding year for the Lady Cougars. The list of doubters did not include the team. With no player beyond the 10th grade, the girl’s young softball team is currently ranked #1 in the state Class C division with a 13–3 record.

Last week’s brutal schedule is an illustration of the team courage and work ethic coaches day delineates this squad. Six games in five days against highly ranked teams from various classifications (every opponent in the top ten of their division) proved the caliber of this squad and moved them up in the rankings.

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The WSHS Tiger baseball team is playing some great baseball, sporting a seven game winning streak, with the momentum growing stronger, with each game.

After going 1 – 2 overall in the UC Tournament down south, the boys have rallied by going 8 – 1 in their last three tournaments. The Tigers have put on a fabulous showing behind fantastic pitching, great defense and hot bats to go 2 -1 overall at the Grant Tournament, 3 – 0 in the WSHS Tournament, and 3 - 0 in the Jena/Caldwell Tournament.

The Tigers are competing against some solid teams, helping them become more confident and tougher with each game. They played with excitement and did not easily back down. They came back with several victories in the 7th inning. Never count them out; they are hungry and having fun as a team.

At the time of this writing, the WSHS baseball team is 10 – 6 overall and ranked 7th in the state.