After an uneven offensive performance in Friday’s 29-22 loss to No. 6-ranked Vermilion Catholic, Central Catholic hit the ground running Thursday against Hanson Memorial.
Berwick’s Justin Morvant heads downfield against Hanson Memorial during Friday’s contest in Berwick. Morvant caught a touchdown pass for the Panthers, who fell 41-14. (The Daily Review/Jean McCorkle)
Hanson Memorial got on the scoreboard late in the first quarter Friday against Berwick and never looked back, cruising past the Panthers 41-14 to remain undefeated on the season.
Just one area team was victorious in week 3 of the high school football season as Morgan City defeated West St. Mary, 48-12.
Berwick defenders Kenon Jones and Dralyn West bring down a Highland Baptist ball carrier during the Panthers’ Week 2 win in Berwick, while Tre Matthews also pursues. The Panthers will be looking to earn their second straight victory Friday when they host Hanson. (The Daily Review/Michelle Blanc)
Berwick pulled out a big win in its home opener last week, but longtime rival Hanson Memorial comes to town unbeaten Friday.
Morgan City High School concluded spring practice with a scrimmage Thursday at Tiger Stadium against Hanson Memorial. Above, Morgan City’s Jacolbi Francois heads down the field for a touchdown, while also heading down the field is Morgan City’s Cameron Marcantel. With spring complete, now Morgan City and Hanson will turn their attention to offseason conditioning and 7-on-7 drills (The Daily Review/Corwin Murray)
Morgan City and Hanson Memorial concluded spring practices with a nearly two-hour full pad scrimmage Thursday at Tiger Stadium.