Mother Nature interrupted Live Oak’s spring game, but the Eagles still found time to score two touchdowns, while their defense kept Brusly from scoring in LOH’s home contest on May 16.

Holden has named Sarah Wascom its girls basketball coach.

Holden’s Anna Hutchinson is the District 7-B Most Valuable Player and Lady Rockets coach Haley McKigney is the league’s Coach of the Year.

Holden has removed the interim tag from softball coach Haley McKigney and has named the 2011 alum the school’s head softball coach.

Springfield has named Pete Langlois the school’s new softball coach, replacing Ashley Ledet, who stepped down after several years at the helm.

Walker went against St. Amant in its spring game on the road May 15.

Springfield played well in their spring game at home on May 15 and coach Ryan Serpas said he saw a lot of good things to build on moving forward.

Denham Springs hosted Lakeshore and Yellow Jackets coach Brett Beard said he is pleased with their overall growth of the team through this offseason and 10 days of spring.

Local players made the all-district teams in the 5-5A league.

French Settlement and Springfield were well-represented on the District 7-2A all-district softball teams.

Albany’s Emma Rogers and Lady Hornets coach Whitney Sessions both won major awards for District 7-3A.

Doyle’s Shelby Taylor is the District 6-3A Most Valuable Player and Lady Tigers coach Kyle Wieck is the Coach of the Year.

2024 All-Parish Softball Team

Live Oak’s Haleigh Cushingberry is the Livingston Parish Most Valuable Player for the 2024 softball season.

Albany defeated Tara, 12-0, in teams’ spring game that was held on May 10 at Tara.

French Settlement was topped by Mangham, 3-1, in the Division IV state semifinals against Mangham at McMurry Park in Sulphur on May 7.

Doyle got off to a tough start in the Division III state semifinals in a 6-1 loss to South Beauregard at Sulphur’s McMurry Park on May 8.

Denham Springs is the Division I state champion in bowling.

Denham Springs' Makinley Harris reached the podium at the state meet, as several athletes competed at LSU on May 4.

Doyle and French Settlement are headed to Sulphur for the state tournament in the upcoming week.

Walker’s Addison Forbes has signed a letter of intent to attend Northwest Mississippi Community College to play golf.

Live Oak came up short in the quarterfinal round in a 2 games to 0 loss series against Sam Houston in games held May 3-4 on the road.

Doyle’s Caiden Barcia opened his team’s quarterfinal series with a no-hit shutout and the Tigers won the final game in extra innings, in a 2 games to 1 series win over Red River on May 3-4 on the road.

Albany’s Antoine Taylor brought home his first career state championship on May 3 at LSU.

French Settlement’s Rilan Delauneville came in seventh place in the javelin at the state meet on May 3 at LSU.