Sports
Duhon conducts sixth annual basketball camp
Children ages 7-15 spent this week displaying their basketball talents, while learning more about the game during the sixth annual Chris Duhon Basketball Camp at the Fritchie Park Gym.
More of this story
Longhorns come back to win World Series
Playing in their final tournament together, the Slidell Bantam Baseball Association Longhorns All-Stars 14U team came back from a 5-0 deficit and took home the United States Specialty Sports Association World Series held July 6-11 at Pelican Park.
More of this story
s
More of this story
Knights 17/18s close out in Fla.
The Louisiana Knights 17/18s finished the summer going 2-1 in the West Florida Showcase Tournament, which was shortened by rainouts. The club registered a 18-17-1 overall record.
More of this story
La. Knights 18s conclude its successful summer
The Louisiana Knights 18s closed out their summer season over the weekend participating in the West Florida Showcase Tournament held in Pensacola at the University of West Florida. The Knights 18s posted a 3-0 record and were the top seed, but the final two games of the tournament were rained out.
More of this story
National Bowling Week Saturday
Bowling alleys across the nation begin a weeklong celebration of the sport as National Bowling Week takes place Saturday through Aug. 7.
More of this story
Coach Payton makes book-signing debut
New Orleans Saints head coach Sean Payton, the author of “Home Team” made a guest book signing appearance Monday evening at the Mandeville Barnes & Noble Booksellers store. The enthusiastic and beloved fan base crammed into the store to get the Super Bowl champion author’s autograph. In the book, coach Payton describes the team’s Super Bowl victory, which raised the city’s spirits for years after Hurricane Katrina.
More of this story
Six Northshore soccer players and a coach are getting a rare chance to compete against some of the top youth professional academy players and represent the United States in England.
More of this storyRebel Preseason Tailgate Party
More of this story
Covington Tribe captures World Series crown
The Covington Tribe captured the United States Specialty Sports Association 13 year-old World Series held at Cypress Mounds in Baton Rouge. The Tribe went 4-1 in bracket play to win the series with Holden Harwell being named the tournament MVP. Harwell recorded 2 wins on the mound and hit .567 with 2 home runs and knocked in 8 runs.
More of this story
Morrison gets his shot in big leagues
Leftfielder/first baseman Logan Morrison is getting his shot in the major leagues as the 2005 Northshore graduate was called up from the AAA affiliate New Orleans Zephyrs to the Florida Marlins Tuesday.
More of this story
Babe Ruth Southwest Regional upcoming locally
The Madisonville Recreation All-Stars are serving as the host team for the 2010 Babe Ruth Southwest Region 15 Year-Old tournament, being held at Coquille Sports Complex.
More of this story
The Madisonville Rangers captured the 11-12 year-old championship in the end of season tournament held at the Coquille Sports Complex back in June. The Rangers finished the regular season with a 10-4 record and swept through the playoffs going 4-0 to take the title. The Rangers were paced by outstanding pitching performances by Collin Gallardo, Stephen Hammond and Tyler Reynolds. The trio combined to give up only 6 runs in the four victories, while registering 26 strikeouts. Christopher Damare’, Remy Hester, Bryce Lauga and Zach Nunez led the hitting attack with 19 hits and 12 runs scored during the tournament. The Rangers played solid defense throughout the playoffs spearheaded by Cole Anderson, Joshua Guillot, Jack Lancaster and Chase Morello, who kept the opponents off the base paths to take the pressure off of the team. Coach Freddy Nunez said it was a total team effort that enabled the Rangers to take the championship. Pictured from left, first row: Tyler Reynolds, Collin Gallardo, Cole Anderson, Christopher Damare’; second row: Chase Morello, Remy Hester, Bryce Lauga and Zach Nunez; third row: Coach Freddy Nunez, Joshua Guillot, coach James “Butch” Reynolds, Jack Lancaster, Stephen Hammond and coach Vince Hammond.
More of this story
Copyright © 2012 St. Tammany News
View Jobs
View Homes
View Autos
