Sports

The Winnfield Senior High School Football team got down and dirty in a muddy game this weekend and defeated Dehli Charter 24-8 to stay undefeated this season.

The name of the game on offense again was the WSHS rushing attack.

Quarterback Malachi Jackson completed 0 passes on the night, but ran for 77 yards and one touchdown for 55 yards, while also adding a run for a two point conversion.

Dyllan Lawson was the rushing leader of the running back room putting up 52 yards and a 36 yard touchdown.

Micah Simmons scored the third touchdown on a 9 yard touchdown, and totaled 28 yards for the night.

While the mud didn’t slow down WSHS, Dehli Charter got stuck in it with the defense only allowing 8 points to be scored on them.

Keithan Hamilton recovered two fumbles, one on a kickoff return that was botched by Dehli Charter, and the fumbles didn’t stop there.

WSHS Celebrates Friday Night Win

The City of Winnfield Recreation Department will be conducting regular registration for its Flag Football League now until the deadline Friday, September 17. Regular registration fee for this league is $40. Boys and girls ages 4-12 are eligible for this exciting program. Don’t let this deadline pass you by. Sign your child up today.

Late registration will begin on Monday, September 20 ^th and conclude on Friday, September 24. There will be a $10 late fee assessed on each application received during this period.

Tryouts will be held on Saturday, Sept. 18 at the Grove St. Rec. Center on Field #2. The times for each age group will be released in that week’s Winn Parish Enterprise. For more information concerning Flag Football, please contact the Recreation Dept. at 628-3413.

The City of Winnfield Recreation Department will be conducting regular registration for its Flag Football League now until the deadline Friday, September 17. Regular registration fee for this league is $40. Boys and girls ages 4-12 are eligible for this exciting program. Don’t let this deadline pass you by. Sign your child up today.

Late registration will begin on Monday, September 20 ^th and conclude on Friday, September 24. There will be a $10 late fee assessed on each application received during this period.

Tryouts will be held on Saturday, Sept. 18 at the Grove St. Rec. Center on Field #2. The times for each age group will be released in that week’s Winn Parish Enterprise. For more information concerning Flag Football, please contact the Recreation Dept. at 628-3413.

Thursday, Sept. 9-Grant (Home) 5:30

Thursday, Sept. 16-Jonesboro/Hodge (Away) 5:30

Thursday, Sept. 23-Calhoun (Home) 5:30

Thursday, Sept. 28-Red River (Home) 5:30

Thursday, Oct. 5-Grant (Away) 5:30

Thursday, Oct. 12-Jena (Away) 5:30

The 2021 Calvin Cougar baseball team was well represented on this year’s Class C All-state baseball teams announced by the Louisiana Baseball Coaches Association and the Louisiana Sports Writers Association. Senior Anthony Adams, Junior Joseph Adams, Junior Wayne Curtis Huckaby and Junior Dylan Kyle all were selected to the squad.

Braxton Slaytor Angler of the Year

Mason Green Big Bass of the Year

The AHS Fishing team showing off their rings

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The Calvin Lady Cougars defeated the Georgetown Bulldogs 12-4 on May 1 to win the Class C state Championship for the first time since 2008.

in 2019 the Lady Cougars were state runner-up, but fell just short of the mark, and didn’t get a chance to make their run in 2020 due to COVID-19 cancelling the season.

“I’m proud of their hard work and all they accomplished,” Head Coach Chad Camp said. “Last year we didn’t get the opportunity, but this year we finished off what we started in 2019.”

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The WSHS Tiger powerlifters excelled at the 2-A State Powerlifting Meet held at ULM on March 18th.

The day started off shaky with two missed attempts on the squat for Travon Nichols but the experienced Junior fought through it to beat his Regional lift by 30 lbs on his last attempt of 460 lbs.

Nichols then went on to bench press 285 lbs and dead lift 555 lbs for a total of 1300 lbs to finish 3rd overall in the 198 lb division.

Sophomore, Alex Adams, had a stellar day with 3 personal bests of 490 lbs on squat, 300 lbs on bench press, and 525 lbs on dead lift for a total of 1315 lbs which was good enough for State Runner-Up in the 181 lb division.

WSH is proud of their commitment to the sport and are looking forward to seeing them represent WSH next year.