D.J. Robicheaux
(Submitted Photo/Courtesy of Wade Gussman Photography)
Six Tri-City area senior football players and two coaches have been chosen to represent the area Saturday in Hammond at the Max Emfinger All-American Bowl Game Classic.
Berwick High School's Alira Clark prepares to shoot a free throw during earlier season action against H.L. Bourgeois. Clark scored nine points, but Berwick fell to Breaux Bridge, 47-36, in nondistrict action Thursday. Berwick will return to action Jan. 2 when it hosts Franklin in District 8-3A action. (The Daily Review/Diane Miller Fears)
The Berwick Lady Panthers fell to Breaux Bridge, 47-36, in nondistrict action at Breaux Bridge Thursday.
Berwick High School honored its football team during its fall sports awards ceremony Monday at the Berwick Civic Complex. Award winners included, kneeling from left, Josh Carver, Barret Hover, Collin Louviere, Cameron Wiley, Grant Oubre, Cade Thibodeaux and Cody Roberie. Standing, are Chaz Perry, Denver Jenkins, Larenz Clark, Hunter Kapp, Kenny Rhodes, Orry Arcemont, Matthew Legendre, Kenan Jones, D.J. Robicheaux and Mitchell Sanford. (The Daily Review/Geoff Stoute)
Berwick High School honored its athletes in four sports during its fall sports awards ceremony Monday at the Berwick Civic Complex.
Dajon Richard
(The Daily Review/Shea Drake)
Patterson placed five members on the All-District 8-3A first team, while Berwick had four on the top team.
Berwick High’s Madison Carline attempts to push the ball down the court against Central Catholic’s Jalaysia Bertrand Thursday night. Central’s Lady Eagles (7-1A) defeated Berwick’s Lady Panthers (8-3A) 41-20.
—The Daily Review photos/Diane Miller Fears
Central Catholic High School’s Lady Eagles (7-1A) swooped in for a win Thursday night against the neighboring Berwick High School Lady Panthers (8-3A).