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Lady Bearcats win home opener

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Ruston used persistent pressure and timely shot making to win its home opener over Minden in a 44-35 battle on Tuesday, moving the Lady Bearcats to 1-1 on the young season.

RHS ready for another run

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New coach, veteran talent poised to continue standard

Bulldogs improve to 4-0 behind Batcho’s 38 points, 8 boards

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Daniel Batcho was unstoppable Monday night as the power forward scored a careerhigh 38 points to help Louisiana Tech remain unbeaten by defeating Mississippi College, 105-67, inside the Thomas Assembly Center.

Ruston, Cedar Creek close cross country season at state meet

Ruston High and Cedar Creek’s cross-country teams wrapped up the 2024 season with multiple top 10 team finishes at the LHSAA State Cross Country Championships on Monday on the campus of Northwestern State University in Natchitoches.

Captain of the Bulldog Defense

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Kolbe Fields leads the resurgence of Louisiana Tech’s stingy unit

Glance at RHS in the Playoffs

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No. 3 Cats face familiar foe at home riding second-round streak

Bulldogs finish ninth at Colonial Lanes Classic

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HARAHAN — Louisiana Tech bowling went 2-1 on the final day of the Colonial Lanes Classic to finish ninth at Colonial Lanes.

GSU falls to Tulane over the weekend

Grambling State faced a tough challenge against Tulane on the road Saturday, ultimately falling 89-65 despite a spirited effort from the Tigers in women’s hoops.

Local cross country teams head to Natchitoches for state championships

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Ruston High’s cross- country programs will look to get back on the podium this time around at the LHSAA Division I State Cross Country Championships on Monday in Natchitoches.

Cougars add firepower in year three under Lance Waldron

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Lance Waldron has seen some great high school basketball players in his decade-plus in coaching. In his nine seasons at Simsboro, with over 200 wins and multiple state tournament runs along the way, high-level players helped the Tigers contend year after year.