Week two of college football has come and gone. The winners of the Winn Parish Enterprise football contest for the games played on Sept. 12 are Joe Evans and Patricia Street. Nine participants tied for the win, each only missing a perfect score by one point.
The WSHS Tigers dominated Jonesboro 43-12 at Friday’s game, a move that proved the team’s resilience after the 30-0 upset against Many the previous week. “We had a lot of improvement from the Many game to the Jonesboro game,” said Coach Pyles.
Registration for the 2015 flag football season began Monday Aug. 10 and has been extended until Friday, Sept. 18. The cost is $40. Boys and girls ages 4-12 are eligible for this exciting program. Don’t wait until it’s too late. No registrations will be accepted after teams have been picked. Sign up your child today.
The WSHS football team was defeated 14-7 by Natchitoches Central at Friday’s Jamboree. Despite the loss, Head Coach Andy Pyles said he was pleased with the way the team played and how they handledthings.
Winnfield Senior High School’s Quarterback Club has sent out renewal letters for banners and scoreboard signs. The deadline for renewal is Tues. Sept. 1. If you need a letter sent to you, contact Margaret Martin at (318) 413-0897 or (318) 628-4613. Please send renewals in as soon as possible so banners and signs can be displayed at the first home game.
The Tigers will kickoff their season with a jamboree on Aug. 28 against Natchitoches at Northwestern, followed by district rival Many for the first away game on Sept. 4.
Registration for the 2015 flag football season began Monday Aug. 10 and will continue until Tuesday Sept. 8. The cost is $40. Boys and girls ages 4-12 are eligible for this exciting program. Don’t wait until it’s too late. No registrations will be accepted after teams have been picked. Sign up your child today.
Joshua Tinnerello, son of Pete and Carla Tinnerello, hit three home runs in one game in Coppertown, New York. Joshua hit two of the home runs in the first inning. Joshua plays for the Louisiana Travel Team.
The Pine Ridge Country Club in Winn field held a Hully Gully Tournament the weekend ofJune 4-5. 25 teams played 27 holes in a “Hully Gully” format that consisted of 9-Hole Four Ball, 9-Hole Scramble, and 9-Hole Alternate Shot Par 3. At the end of the tournament, the PRCC hosted over 80 people for a complimentary fish fry.