On behalf of the Louisiana High School Athletic Association (LHSAA), the Executive Committee and our staff, we welcome you to this year's 2025 LHSAA Girls’ Marsh Madness State Basketball Championships. The LHSAA prides itself daily in the promotion of education based athletics through academic excellence, sportsmanship, and overall character. This is our mission for all of our student- athletes across the great state of Louisiana.
We would like to personally thank our corporate partners, our host site, their communities, and the many volunteers who without their dedication and support these championships would not be possible. Without our corporate partner support and dedication to high school sports, we could not provide our athletes with premier facilities.
Our state qualifiers are members of the 400+ schools that represent the LHSAA. What an honor it is to be representing and supporting one of these schools. Congratulations to the LHSAA teams, coaches, and officials that have worked tirelessly to get to this prestigious event.
In closing, let us all be mindful of the opportunities we are all blessed with today and enjoy the spirit of sport with respect and integrity. We can do this by remaining positive and displaying good sportsmanship. Enjoy the games!
Sincerely,
Eddie Bonine Karen Hoyt LHSAA Executive Director LHSAA Assistant Executive Director
LHSAA…
LEE SANDERS
MICHEAL FEDERICO
KAREN HOYT
Welcome to Hammond from Mayor Pete
Welcome to Hammond from Mayor Pete
We are honored to be your host for the LHSAA Girls’ Marsh Madness Championships and so excited to have you in Hammond.
We are honored to be your host for the LHSAA Soccer State Championships and so excited to have you in Hammond.
I am very proud of our growing and progressive city. We are the ONLY municipality in the State to be accredited by Safe Communities America. In 2022, we won a Greatest Main Street Award, one of three in the country, and we continue to improve and invest in our downtown.
I am very proud of our growing and progressive city. We are the ONLY municipality in the State to be accredited by Safe Communities America. In 2022, we won a Greatest Main Street Award, one of three in the country, and we continue to improve and invest in our downtown.
During your stay, I hope you will find out why Hammond is so great. Explore Southeastern Louisiana University. Shop historic downtown, Hammond Square, and the hundreds of retail outlets throughout our city.
During your stay, I hope you will find out why Hammond is so great. Explore Southeastern Louisiana University. Shop historic downtown, Hammond Square, and the hundreds of retail outlets throughout our city.
Visit our museums: the Louisiana Children’s Discovery Center, the Tangipahoa African American Heritage Museum and Veterans Archive, and the Hammond Regional Arts Center. Take in a show at the Columbia Theatre. Enjoy delicious foods and delightful dining experiences at more than 50 locally owned restaurants. Hammond is where you’ll find sincere and friendly people wanting to make your stay unforgettable.
Visit our museums: the Louisiana Children’s Discovery Center, the Tangipahoa African American Heritage Museum and Veterans Archive, and the Hammond Regional Arts Center. Take in a show at the Columbia Theatre. Enjoy delicious foods and delightful dining experiences at more than 50 locally owned restaurants. Hammond is where you’ll find sincere and friendly people wanting to make your stay unforgettable.
We have partnered with Southeastern Louisiana University, the Tangipahoa Chamber of Commerce, the Tangipahoa Parish Convention & Visitors Bureau, Tangipahoa Parish Government, First Guaranty Bank, and many hard-working volunteers to make this tournament successful. We hope you enjoy your stay. Please let us know if we can help you in any way!
We have partnered with Southeastern Louisiana University, the Tangipahoa Chamber of Commerce, the Tangipahoa Parish Convention & Visitors Bureau, Tangipahoa Parish Government, First Guaranty Bank, and many hard-working volunteers to make this tournament successful. We hope you enjoy your stay. Please let us know if we can help you in any way!
Very Truly Yours,
Very Truly Yours,
Mayor Pete Panepinto mayor@hammond.org
City Hall: 310 E Charles St, Hammond, LA 70401 PO Box 2788, Hammond, LA 70404 985.277.5601 | www.hammond.org
City Hall: 310 E Charles St, Hammond, LA 70401 PO Box 2788, Hammond, LA 70404 985.277.5601 | www.hammond.org
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GIRLS’ MARSH MADNESS RECORDS BY CLASS
-ALL CLASSES-
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
Most Points One Game - 55 by Shrieka Evans of Pineview vs. Bienville in 1999, C Semis
Most Points Two Games - 92 by Jan Wilkes of Mt. Hermon in 1964, B
TEAM RECORDS
Most Points One Team - 104 by Arcadia vs. Southern Lab in 1997, 1A Finals (104-56)
Most Points Two Teams - 173 by Bienville & Pineview in 1999, C Semis (97-76, Bienville)
Fewest Points One Team – 13 by Peabody vs. Lafayette Christian in 2023 Semis (50-13)
Fewest Points Two Teams - 41 by Lacassine & Quitman in 1975, C Finals (25-16, Lacassine)
Most Points One Quarter- 36 by Arcadia vs. Southern Lab in 1997 Finals
Most Points One Half - 57 by Fairview vs. Zwolle in 2010, B Finals
Fewest Points One Quarter - 0 by French Settlement vs. Pitkin in 1976, B Finals; by Rayville vs. Academy of Sacred Heart (GC) in 1980, 2A Finals; by Green Oaks vs. Sulphur in 1988, 4A Finals; by Pecan Island vs. Hicks in 1997, C Finals; by Atlanta vs. Hackberry in 2000, C Semis; by Fairview vs. Hackberry in 2003, C Semis
Fewest Points One Half - 4 by Atlanta vs. Hackberry in 2000, B Semis
Most Points Two Games - 192 by Fairview in 2010, B
-CLASS 5A/Div. I-
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
Most Points One Game - 48 by Alana Beard, Southwood, vs. Bonnabel in 2000 Finals
Most Points Two Games - 70 by Alana Beard of Southwood in 2000
TEAM RECORDS
Most Points One Team - 80 by BT Washington (S’port) vs. John Ehret (80-57) in 1993 Semis; Ponchatoula vs. Parkway (80-79) in 2022 Finals; Ponchatoula vs. Parkway (80-57) in 2023 Finals
Most Points Two Teams - 159 by Ponchatoula & Parkway in 2022 Finals (80-79, Ponchatoula)
Fewest Points One Team - 21 by West Monroe vs. CE Byrd in 1994 Finals (51-21); by Denham Springs vs. Southwood in 2011 Semis (39-21)
Fewest Points Two Teams – 60 by Southwood & Denham Springs in 2011 Semis (39-21, Southwood)
Most Points One Quarter – 31 by Destrehan vs. Natchitoches Central in 2017 Semis
Most Points One Half - 49 by CE Byrd vs. Assumption in 1994 Semis
Fewest Points One Quarter – 2 by East Ascension vs. BT Washington (S’port) in 1992; by West Monroe vs. CE Byrd in 1994; by CE Byrd vs. Southwood in 1997; by Salmen vs. Southwood in 1999; by Ouachita Parish vs. Southwood in 2003; by Denham Springs vs. Southwood in 2011; by Lafayette vs. Archbishop Chapelle in 2009; by Walker vs. Ponchatoula in 2015
Fewest Points One Half – 6 by Denham Springs vs. Southwood in 2013 Semis
Most Points Two Games – 148 by Ponchatoula in 2022
GIRLS’ MARSH MADNESS RECORDS BY CLASS
-CLASS 4A-
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
Most Points One Game - 42 by Lisa Brewer of DeRidder vs. Andrew Jackson in 1974 Semis
Most Points Two Games - 76 by Lisa Brewer of DeRidder in 1974
TEAM RECORDS
Most Points One Team - 98 by BT Washington (S’port) vs. McDonogh 35 in 1991 Semis (9841)
Most Points Two Teams - 139 by BT Washington (S’port) & McDonogh 35 in 1991 Semis (98-41, BT Washington)
Fewest Points One Team - 28 by Denham Springs vs. New Iberia in 1980 Semis (33-28)
Fewest Points Two Teams - 61 by New Iberia vs. Denham Springs in 1980 Semis (33-28, New Iberia)
Most Points One Quarter - 32 by BT Washington (S’port) vs. McDonogh 35 in 1991 Semis
Most Points One Half - 55 by BT Washington (S’port) vs. McDonogh 35 in 1991 Semis
Fewest Points One Quarter - 0 by Green Oaks vs. Sulphur in 1988
Fewest Points One Half - 8 by South Terrebonne vs. Neville in 1986
Most Points Two Games - 161 by BT Washington (S’port) in 1991 -CLASS 3A/Div. II
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
Most Points One Game - 41 by Paris Guillory of St. Louis Catholic vs. Vandebilt Catholic in 2023 Semis
Most Points Two Games - 68 by Paris Guillory of St. Louis Catholic in 2023
TEAM RECORDS
Most Points One Team - 88 by Benton vs. McCall in 1997 Semis (88-75 OT)
Most Points Two Teams - 163 by Benton & McCall in 1997 Semis (88-75 OT, Benton)
Fewest Points One Team - 13 by Peabody vs. Lafayette Christian in 2023 Semis (50-13)
Fewest Points Two Teams - 55 by Zachary vs. Jena in 1983 Semis (29-26, Zachary)
Most Points One Quarter - 31 by Albany vs. Benton in 1997 Finals
Most Points One Half - 51 by Wossman vs. South Beauregard in 2024 Finals
Fewest Points One Quarter - 1 by Zachary vs. Redemptorist (BR) in 1982 Finals
Fewest Points One Half - 5 by Peabody vs. Lafayette Christian in 2023 Semis
Most Points Two Games - 165 by Amite in 1998
GIRLS’ MARSH MADNESS RECORDS BY CLASS
-CLASS 2A/Div. III-
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
Most Points One Game - 42 by Tarkeisha Wysinger of Many vs. Iota in 2006 Finals
Most Points Two Games - 69 by Fran Martin of Opelousas in 1966
TEAM RECORDS
Most Points One Team - 95 by Iota vs. Many in 2007 Finals (95-72)
Most Points Two Teams - 167 by Iota & Many in 2007 Finals (95-72, Iota)
Fewest Points One Team - 22 by St. Helena vs. Caldwell Parish in 1982 Finals (55-22)
Fewest Points Two Teams - 58 by Delhi & Mandeville in 1973 Semis (34-24, Delhi)
Most Points One Quarter - 32 by Iota vs. Many in 2007 Finals
Most Points One Half - 56 by Iota vs. Many in 2007 Finals
Fewest Points One Quarter - 0 by Rayville vs. Academy of Sacred Heart (GC) in 1980 Finals; by Pine vs. South Beauregard in 1992 Semis
Fewest Points One Half - 5 by Rayville vs. Academy of Sacred Heart (GC) in 1980 Finals
Most Points Two Games - 152 by Jena in 1965
-CLASS 1A/Div. IV-
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
Most Points One Game - 40 by Andrea Cournoyer of Merryville vs. Jonesboro-Hodge in 2018 Semi-Finals; 33 by Andrea Cournoyer of Merryville vs. Delhi in 2018 Finals
Most Points Two Games – 69 by Andrea Cournoyer of Merryville in 2016
TEAM RECORDS
Most Points One Team - 104 by Arcadia vs. Southern Lab in 1997 Finals (104-56)
Most Points Two Teams - 160 by Arcadia & Southern Lab in 1997 Finals (104-56, Arcadia)
Fewest Points One Team – 23 by Sacred Heart vs. Southern Lab in 2024 Semis (54-2)
Fewest Points Two Teams - 60 by Acadiana Prep & Southern Lab in 2007 Semis (31-29, Acadiana Prep)
Most Points One Quarter - 36 by Arcadia vs. Southern Lab in 1997 Finals
Most Points One Half - 55 by Arcadia vs. Southern Lab in 1997 Finals
Fewest Points One Quarter - 1 by Kentwood vs. Doyle in 1979 Finals
Fewest Points One Half - 6 by Ecole Classique vs. Ridgewood Prep in 1992 Finals
Most Points Two Games - 158 by Arcadia in 1997
GIRLS’ MARSH MADNESS RECORDS BY CLASS
-CLASS B/Div. V-
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
Most Points One Game - 49 by Jan Wilkes of Mt. Hermon vs. Block in 1964 Semis
Most Points Two Games - 92 by Jan Wilkes of Mt. Hermon in 1964
TEAM RECORDS
Most Points One Team - 100 by Fairview vs. Zwolle in 2010 Finals (100-71)
Most Points Two Teams - 171 by Fairview vs. Zwolle in 2010 Finals (100-71, Fairview)
Fewest Points One Team - 16 by French Settlement vs. Pitkin in 1976 Finals (56-16)
Fewest Points Two Teams - 46 by Livonia vs. Harrisonburg in 1968 Finals (24-22, Livonia)
Most Points One Quarter - 33 by Fairview vs. Oak Hill in 2022 Finals
Most Points One Half - 57 by Fairview vs. Zwolle in 2010 Finals
Fewest Points One Quarter - 0 by French Settlement vs. Pitkin in 1976 Finals
Fewest Points One Half - 5 by Doyline vs. Washington in 1965 Semis
Most Points Two Games - 192 by Fairview in 2010
-CLASS C-
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
Most Points One Game - 55 by Shrieka Evans of Pineview vs. Bienville in 1999 Semis
Most Points Two Games - 88 by Lakinya Currie of Dubach in 1996
TEAM RECORDS
Most Points One Team - 97 Bienville vs. Pineview in 1999 Semis (97-76)
Most Points Two Teams - 173 by Bienville vs. Pineview in 1999 Semis (97-76, Bienville)
Fewest Points One Team - 16 by Quitman vs. Lacassine in 1975 Finals (25-16)
Fewest Points Two Teams - 41 by Lacassine vs. Quitman in 1975 Finals (25-16, Lacassine)
Most Points One Quarter - 30 by Simpson vs. Bienville in 1999 Finals; by Plainview vs. Dodson in 2017 Semis
Most Points One Half - 55 by Plainview vs. Dodson in 2017 Semis
Fewest Points One Quarter - 0 by Pecan Island vs. Hicks in 1997 Finals; by Atlanta vs. Hackberry in 2000 Semis; by Fairview vs. Hackberry in 2003 Semis
Fewest Points One Half - 4 by Atlanta vs. Hackberry in 2000 Semis
Most Points Two Games - 154 by Bienville in 1999; Hicks in 2022
GIRLS’ MARSH MADNESS LHSAA ALL -TOURNAMENT TEAMS
-1989-
-1989-
Outstanding Player – Trekessa Syas, St. Louis Catholic; Joskeen Garner, Florien; Sandy Bryan, Ward III; Pamela Thomas, BT Washington (S’port); Marcey Clement, Jennings; Angela Lucius, Florien; Tracy Flaherty, Jena; Shanna Cole, East Beauregard; Joletta Riser, Jena; Shena Abraham, Jennings
Outstanding Player – Trekessa Syas, St. Louis Catholic; Joskeen Garner, Florien; Sandy Bryan, Ward III; Pamela Thomas, BT Washington (S’port); Marcey Clement, Jennings; Angela Lucius, Florien; Tracy Flaherty, Jena; Shanna Cole, East Beauregard; Joletta Riser, Jena; Shena Abraham, Jennings
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-1990-
Outstanding Player – Vickie Johnson, Coushatta; Pamela Thomas, BT Washington (S’port); Joletta Riser, Jena; Joskeen Gardner, Florien; Shanna Cole, East Beauregard; Roxanne White, Zwolle; Kendra Neal, Pelican; Shantell Doucet, John Curtis Christian; Patricia Walker, Athens; Stephanie Johnson, Coushatta
Outstanding Player – Vickie Johnson, Coushatta; Pamela Thomas, BT Washington (S’port); Joletta Riser, Jena; Joskeen Gardner, Florien; Shanna Cole, East Beauregard; Roxanne White, Zwolle; Kendra Neal, Pelican; Shantell Doucet, John Curtis Christian; Patricia Walker, Athens; Stephanie Johnson, Coushatta
-1991-
-1991-
Outstanding Player – Racquel Spurlock, Donaldsonville; Tammy Lard, Holden; Tonia Trail, St. Louis Catholic; Jennifer Salisbury, Chalmette; Ginger Stephens, Hicks; Angie Roy, Hicks; Johnetta Dotson, BT Washington (S’port); Mary Ann Marino, Ridgewood Prep; Joskeen Garner, Florien; Vickie Johnson, Coushatta
Outstanding Player – Racquel Spurlock, Donaldsonville; Tammy Lard, Holden; Tonia Trail, St. Louis Catholic; Jennifer Salisbury, Chalmette; Ginger Stephens, Hicks; Angie Roy, Hicks; Johnetta Dotson, BT Washington (S’port); Mary Ann Marino, Ridgewood Prep; Joskeen Garner, Florien; Vickie Johnson, Coushatta
-1992-
Outstanding Player – Mary Lowry, Airline; Joskeen Garner, Florien; Amy Palmer, South Beauregard; Roberta LaCaze, Pitkin; Kendra Neal, Pelican; Stacy Smith, Albany; Patricia Manuel, Athens; Latonia Bonnett, Green Oaks; Monica Fisher, Albany; Shirlynda Williams, Florien; Natosha Barber, Lake CharlesBoston
-1992-
Outstanding Player – Mary Lowry, Airline; Joskeen Garner, Florien; Amy Palmer, South Beauregard; Roberta LaCaze, Pitkin; Kendra Neal, Pelican; Stacy Smith, Albany; Patricia Manuel, Athens; Latonia Bonnett, Green Oaks; Monica Fisher, Albany; Shirlynda Williams, Florien; Natosha Barber, Lake Charles- Boston
-1993-
Outstanding Player – Stephanie Williams, Florien; Katie Cochran, CE Byrd; DeeDee Gilbert, Minden; Shelly Ford, Simpson; Deon Kerne, Ridgewood Prep; Mary Morning, BT
-1993-
Washington (S’port); Barbara Farris, St. Martin’s Melenovich, Washington
Outstanding Player – Stephanie Williams, Florien; Katie Cochran, CE Byrd; DeeDee Gilbert, Minden; Shelly Ford, Simpson; Deon Kerne, Ridgewood Prep; Mary Morning, BT Washington (S’port); Barbara Farris, St. Martin’s Melenovich, Washington
-1994-
Outstanding Player – Lekeysha Johnson, McCall; Ashana Wright, West Monroe; Amanda Cooper, Jena; Ashley Flesch, Ecole Classique; Eumeka Hunt, Florien; Barbara Farris, St. Martin’s Episcopal; Amy Restovich, CE Byrd; Leslie Waugh, CE Byrd; Missy Thomas, Gibsland-Coleman; Katonya Samuels, Pelican; Keia Howell, Wossman; Latasha Hill, Wossman; Takeisha Lewis, Pineview; Stephanie Williams, Florien; Anne Schneider, Iota
-1994-
Outstanding Player – Lekeysha Johnson, McCall; Ashana Wright, West Monroe; Amanda Cooper, Jena; Ashley Flesch, Ecole Classique; Eumeka Hunt, Florien; Barbara Farris, St. Martin’s Episcopal; Amy Restovich, CE Byrd; Leslie Waugh, CE Byrd; Missy Thomas, Gibsland-Coleman; Katonya Samuels, Pelican; Keia Howell, Wossman; Latasha Hill, Wossman; Takeisha Lewis, Pineview; Stephanie Williams, Florien; Anne Schneider, Iota
-1995-
Outstanding Player – Linda Washam, Pitkin; Melshika Bowman, Peabody; Missy Thomas, Gibsland-Coleman; Takeishia Lewis, Pineview; Yashala Perry, McCall; Amanda DeKeyser, Albany;Lacey Vicknair, EcoleClassique; Sarah Hale, South Beauregard; Kim Waddles, Southwood; Ashley Antony, Anacoco; Katrina Barnett, McCall; Tabitha Jackson, Southwood; Monica Migliore, Ursuline Academy; Kristy King, Peabody; Mandy Ronayne, Anacoco
-1995-
Outstanding Player – Linda Washam, Pitkin; Melshika Bowman, Peabody; Missy Thomas, Gibsland-Coleman; Takeishia Lewis, Pineview; Yashala Perry, McCall; Amanda DeKeyser, Albany;Lacey Vicknair, EcoleClassique; Sarah Hale, South Beauregard; Kim Waddles, Southwood; Ashley Antony, Anacoco; Katrina Barnett, McCall; Tabitha Jackson, Southwood; Monica Migliore, Ursuline Academy; Kristy King, Peabody; Mandy Ronayne, Anacoco
Rapides; Charnell Dimiceli, Albany; Jami Montagnino, Christian Life; Sasha Staidum, Ellender; Tankia Nunez, Abbeville; Danielle Dimiceli, Albany; Krystal Huggins, Southern Lab; Candace Parent, St. Thomas Aquinas; Edie Leonards, Hackberry; Shavonne Gay, Plain Dealing; Chrissy Givens, Ouachita Parish
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-2004-
Class5A, Whitney Jones, West Monroe; Class 4A, Shontrice Blanche, Cabrini; Class 3A, Alexis Rack, Franklin; Class 2A, Ashley Wallis, Christian Life; Class 1A, Quinna Chaney, Southern Lab; Class B, Cherryl Patterson, Simsboro; Class C, Edie Leonards, Hackberry
Class 5A, Anitria Mosley, Southwood; Class 4A, Tysheka Grimes, Capitol; Class 3A, Adrienne Johnson, Franklin; Class 2A, Tarkeisha Wysinger, Many; Class 1A, Nikki Williams, White Castle; Class B, Samantha Gillespie, Glenmora; Class C, Stevie Campbell, Fairview
Outstanding Player – Tarkeisha Wysinger, Many; Ashley Wallis, Christian Life; Demetria White, Calvin;
Class 5A, Zevy Ivory, Southwood; Class 4A, Brittany Helm, Glen Oaks; Class 3A, Tysheka Grimes, Capitol; Class 2A, Tarkeisha Wysinger, Many; Class 1A, Ashley Wallis, Christian Life; Class B, Kassie Courtney, Holden; Class C, Demetria White, Calvin
-2007-
Class 5A, Deanna Allen, AJ Ellender; Class 4A, Kelly Stewart, Glen Oaks; Class 3A, Teagra Clifton, Capitol;
Class 2A, Tarkeisha Wysinger, Many; Class 1A, Laquawanda Sippio, Acadiana Prep; Class B, Whitney Hollins, Fairview; Class C, Laneisha Holmes, Pleasant Hill
Class 5A, Raiyawna Gatlin, Southwood; Class 4A, Jasmine Scott, St. Michael the Archangel; Class 3A, Caitlyn Baggett, Iota; Class 2A, Nadia Collins, John Curtis Christian; Class 1A, KeAlona Veal, Acadiana Prep; Class B, Kylie Leonards, Fairview; Class C, Demetria White, Calvin
Class 5A, Olivia Grayson, Archbishop Chapelle; Class 4A, KK Babin, St. Michael the Archangel; Class 3A, Dominique Robinson, Capitol; Class 2A, Kristi Bellock, John Curtis Christian; Class 1A, Tyra Jefferson, Block; Class B, Taylor Maricle, Fairview; Class C, KeAnna Rainwater, Saline Skylar Chenevert, Plainview
Outstanding Player – Demetria White, Calvin; Raiyawna Gatlin, Southwood; Jasmine Scott, St. Michael; Caitlyn Baggett, Iota; Nadia Collins, John Curtis; KeAlona Veal, Acadiana Prep; Kylie Leonards, Fairview; Sha’Kendria Moore, Homer; Jean Spears, Southern Lab; Dominique Robinson, Capitol; Blessin Bush, Glen Oaks; De’Jeanne Jones, AJ Ellender
-2010-
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Outstanding Player – Theresa Plaisance, Vandebilt Catholic; Brandy Broome, Natchitoches Central; Elexar Tugler, Carroll; Rebekah Greer, St. Thomas Aquinas; Shlonte’ Allen, Arcadia; Taylor Maricle, Fairview; Skylar Chenevert, Plainview; KeAnna Rainwater, Saline
Outstanding Player – Dominique Robinson, Capitol; Kristi Bellock, John Curtis Christian; Taylor Maricle, Fairview; KeAnna Rainwater, Saline; Tyra Jefferson, Block; Olivia Grayson, Archbishop Chapelle; Jeanne Kenney, St. Michael; Ariel Bartholomew, Metairie Park Country Day; Theresa Plaisance, Vandebilt Catholic; KK Babin, St. Michael; Jasmine Scott, St. Michael; Paige Gauthier, St. Louis Catholic; Naketa Roberts, Capitol
-2O11-
Class 5A, Keke Veal, St. Thomas More; Class 4A, Shalyn Riley, Jennings; Class 3A, Brandi Jeffery, St. James; Class 2A, Tashana Triplett, Winnfield; Class 1A, Dennisha Chambers, Plain Dealing; Class B, Taylor Maricle, Fairview; Class C, Ciara Bussell, Starks
GIRLS’ MARSH MADNESS ALL -TOURNAMENT TEAMS
-2O1O-
-2012-
Class 5A, Armanee Broussard, Lafayette; Class 4A, KeKe Veal, St. Thomas More; Class 3A, Alexis Martin, Loyola Prep; Class 2A, Derreyal Youngblood, John Curtis Christian; Class 1A, Dennisha Chambers, Plain Dealing; Class B, Karli West, Fairview
Outstanding Player – Theresa Plaisance, Vandebilt Catholic; Brandy Broome, Natchitoches Central; Elexar Tugler, Carroll; Rebekah Greer, St. Thomas Aquinas; Shlonte’ Allen, Arcadia; Taylor Maricle, Fairview; Skylar Chenevert, Plainview; KeAnna Rainwater, Saline; Whitney Gaston, Loyd, Southwood; Erika LeFlore, Baker; Whitney Bibbins, University Lab; Rinesha Frazier, Zwolle; Julie Martin, Oak Grove
-2O13-
-2O11-
Class 5A, Jessica Ellis, Southwood; Class 4A, Kalani Brown, Salmen; Class 3A, Thomasina Minor, Rayville; Class 2A, Amber Donnes, St. Thomas Aquinas; Class 1A, Katie Frith,Vermilion Catholic; Class B, Katie Lemieux, Fairview; Class C, Sueterrica Key, Dubach
Outstanding Player – Keke Veal, St. Thomas More; Brooklyn Arceneaux, St. Thomas More; Shayla Riley, Jennings; Brandi Jeffery, St. James; Tashana Triplett, Winnfield; Dennisha Chambers, Plain Dealing; Shlonte’ Allen, Arcadia; Regan Maricle, Fairview; Brittany Maddox, Fairview; Skylar Chenevert, Plainview; Ciara Bussell, Starks; Rosa Bryant, Bastrop
-2014-
Class 5A, Jennifer Clark, Mount Carmel (NO); Class 4A, Megan Brown, Salmen; Class 3A, Kaila Anderson, University Lab; Class 2A, Ledetriha Sheppard, North Caddo; Class 1A, Randi Brown, Central Catholic; Class B, Maghan Cooley, Fairview; Class C, Destiny Simon, Hackberry
-2O12-
Outstanding Player – Dennisha Chambers, Plain Dealing; Allison Baggett, Iota; Armanee Broussard, Lafayette; Kia Wildridge, St. Thomas More; Keke Veal, St. Thomas More; Alexis Martin, Loyola Prep; Derreyal Youngblood, John Curtis Christian; Hayley Pichon, Salmen; Lulu Perry, Benton; Sammie Thomas, Pickering; Karli West, Fairview; Abbie Melancon, Lacassine; Michee Alexander, Pelican; KeAnna Rainwater, Saline; Paige Lemieux, Fairview; Sabre Sarradet, Lafayette; Samara Dingiswayo, Salmen; Danielle Keith, Albany; Cheyenne South, Tensas; Kylie Goodeaux, Westlake; Keona Favis, Southwood; Kourtney Pennywell, Southwood; Helena Hill, Tensas
-2015-
Class 5A, Arianna Hamilton, Ponchatoula; Class 4A, Kalani Brown, Salmen; Class 3A, Alaine Fisher, University Lab; Class 2A, Jasmine Thomas, North Caddo; Class 1A, Jazlyn Robertson, North Central; Class B, Madysson Brasseaux, Lacassine; Class C, Nicole Bursey, Summerfield
-2O13-
Outstanding Player – Sueterrica Key, Dubach; Jessica Ellis, Southwood; Katie Lemieux, Fairview; Amber Donnes, St. Thomas Aquinas; Kalani Brown, Salmen; Katie Frith, Vermilion Catholic; Thomasina Minor, Rayville; Jalyn Gordon, West St. John; Kourtney Pennywell, Southwood; Victoria Rachal, Natchitoches Central
-2016-
Class 5A, Kristen Nuss, Mount Carmel (NO);Class 4A, Kourtney Weber, Ursuline Academy; Class 3A, Diamond Brooks, Jewel Sumner; Class 2A, Jasmine Thomas, North Caddo; Class 1A, Khelsea Foster, Arcadia; Class B, Kaitlyn Kropog, Holden; Class C, Nicole Bursey, Summerfield
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-2017Class 5A, Cara “Moon” Ursin, Destrehan; Division I, Jerkalia Jordan, John Curtis Christian; Class 4A, Oreion James, AJ Ellender; Class 3A, Ashlynn Derouen, South Beauregard; Division II, Skyler Goodwin, Parkview Baptist; Class 2A, Sherry Porter, Madison Prep; Division III, Kyren Whittington, Northlake Christian; Class 1A, Ja’Tyre Carter, White Castle; Division IV, Megan Abrams, Lafayette Christian; Class B, Aja Law, Florien; Division V, Tania Roper, New Living Word; Class C, Mercedes Coleman, Summerfield
Outstanding Player – Kalani Brown, Salmen; Maghan Cooley, Fairview; Ledetriha Sheppard, North Caddo; Meo Knight, Central Catholic; Taylin Underwood, Doyle; Jennifer Clark, Mount Carmel (NO); Randi Brown, Central Catholic; Cara “Moon” Ursin, Destrehan; Megan Brown, Salmen; Destiny Simon, Hackberry; Kechelle Ferguson, Warren Easton
-2O15-
Outstanding Player – Kalani Brown, Salmen; Madysson Brasseaux, Lacassine; Alanie Fisher, University Lab; Jasmine Thomas, North Caddo; Ashlyn Jacobs, Mansfield; Sabrina Banks, Warren Easton; Jazlyn Robertson, North Central; Arianna Hamilton, Ponchatoula; Rachel Sullivan, Ponchatoula; Ashailee Brailey, Vermilion Catholic; Nicole Bursey, Summerfield; Sumer Williams, North Caddo
-2018-
Class 5A, Brandy Broome, Natchitoches Central; Class 4A, Theresa Plaisance, Vandebilt Catholic; Class 3A, Elexar Tugler, Carroll; Class 2A, Rebekah Greer, St. Thomas Aquinas; Class 1A, Shlonte’ Allen, Arcadia; Class B, Taylor Maricle, Fairview; Class C, Skylar Chenevert, Plainview Division IV Bre’ Porter, Lafayette Christian; Division III, Jaylyn James, St. Thomas Aquinas; Division II, Diamond Hunter, Lee Magnet; Division I, Jerkaila Jordan, John Curtis
-2O16-
Outstanding Player - Andrea Cournoyer, Merryville; Kristen Nuss, Mount Carmel (NO); Jasmine Thomas, North Caddo; Khelsea Foster, Arcadia; Kourtney Weber, Ursuline Academy; Diamond Brooks, Jewel Sumner; Nicole Bursey, Summerfield; Skyler Goodwin, Parkview Baptist; Letricia Baker, Arcadia; Bre’Ashlee Jones, Jewel Sumner
-2O17-
Outstanding Player – Cara “Moon” Ursin, Destrehan; Skyler Goodwin, Parkview Baptist; Aja Law, Florien; Ashlynn Derouen, South Beauregard; Megan Abrams, Lafayette Christian; Kyren Whittington, Northlake Christian; Jerkalia Jordan, John Curtis Christian; Mercedes Coleman, Summerfield; Sherry Porter, Madison Prep; Andrea Cournoyer, Merryville
-2020-
Class 5A, Jada Andersson, Benton; Class 4A, Jeriah Warren, LaGrange; Class 3A, Imani Rothschild, Booker T. Washington; Class 2A, Elise Jone, Doyle; Class 1A Frandreka Keller, North Central; Class B, Laynee Jinks Fairview; Class C, Chloe Wilbanks, Hicks ; Division V, Jelissa Duffey , University Academy; Division IV, Maria Bienvenu, St. Mary’s; Division III, Jaylyn James, St. Thomas Aquinas; Division II Myca Trail, St. Louis Catholic; Division I, Jerkaila Jordan, John Curtis Christian
-2O18-
Outstanding Player – Kourtney Weber, Ursuline Academy; Diamond Hunter, Lee; Andrea Cournoyer, Merryville; Alexius Horne, McKinley; Linsey Ard, Loranger; Kennedi Green, Madison Prep; Kiana Anderson, Warren Easton; Tyra Vaughn, St. Katharine Drexel; Tristen Washington, East Ascension; Destiny Rice, North Caddo; Le’Shenea Stubblefield, Delhi; Alex Harrison, Plainview; JaMya Young, Loranger; Bre Porter, Lafayette Christian, Jaycee Hughes, Holden; Kourtney Weber, Ursuline Academy
-2O19-
-2021-
Outstanding Player – Jamya MingoYoung, Loranger; Destiny Rice, North Caddo; Tiara Young, Walker; Alexius Horne, Denham Springs; Alex Harrison, Plainview; Lauren Quinn, Hicks; Vici Woods, Elton; Sha’Kahia Warmsley, Mansfield; Aaliyah Stevenson, Captain Shreve; Jerkaila Jordan, John Curtis; Diamond Hunter, Lee Magnet; Jaylyn James, St. Thomas Aquinas; Bre’ Porter, Lafayette Christian; Rayleigh Bennett, Claiborne Christian
-2O20-
Class 5A, Jada Anderson, Benton; Class 4A, Jeriah Warren, LaGrange; Class 3A, Allasia Washington, Madison Prep; Class 2A, Katherine Leonards, Lake Arthur; Class 1A, Taylor Gordon, East Iberville; Class B, Rylee Jinks, Fairview; Class C, Avery Coffman, Hicks; Division V, Jordan Semones, University Academy; Division IV, Emery Wirtz, Ouachita Christian; Division III, Zoe Wiltz, STA; Division II, Paris Guillory, St. Louis Catholic; Division I, Terren Coffil, John Curtis
Outstanding Player – Chloe Wilbanks, Hicks; Laynee Jinks, Fairview; Jada Anderson, Benton; Frandreka Keller, North Central; Elise Jones, Doyle; Imani Rothschild, BTW; Jeriah Warren, LaGrange; Diamond Hunter, Liberty; Jerkaila Jorden, John Curtis; Jaylyn James, St. Thomas Aquinas; Myca Trail, St. Louis Catholic; Maria Bienvenu, St. Mary’s; Jelissa Duffey, University Academy; Ma’Kaila Lewis, Red River; Alona Gray, LaGrange; ShaKahia Warmsley, Mansfield
-2022-
Class 5A, Jaylee Womack, Ponchatoula; Class 4A, Laijah Rockward, A.J. Ellender; Class 3A, Danaya Ross, Wossman; Class 2A, Jalencia Pierre, Amite; Class 1A, Nakiyah Allen, Northwood-Lena; Class B, Reesle Jinks, Fairview; Class C, Avery Coffman, Hicks
-2021-
-2023-
Outstanding Player - Jada Anderson, Benton, Jeriah Warren, LaGrange, Allasia Washington, Madison Prep, Presleigh Scott, Doyle Taylor Gordon, East Iberville, Rylee Jinks, Fairview, Avery Coffman, Hicks, Jordan Semones, University Academy, Emery Wirtz, Ouachita Christian Jade Brumfield, STA, Paris Guillory, St. Louis Catholic, Terren Coffil, John Curtis
-2022-
DI-NS, Mikaylah Williams, Parkway; DII-NS, Danaya Ross, Wossman; DIII-NS, Addison Fruge, Rosepine; DIV-NS, Eamni Young, Oakdale; DVNS, Madison Suire, Hathaway; DI-S, Chrysta Narcisse, Lafayette; DII-S, Jada Richard, Lafayette Christian; DIII-S, Anna Richerson, Parkview Baptist; DIV-S, Nyasia Moran, Northwood-Lena; DV-S, Alexis Dyer, Oak Hill
#1 Huntington 58, # 5 Woodlawn-B.R. 71 #3 Liberty 47, #2 John Curtis Christian 58 #5 Woodlawn-B.R. 46, #2 John Curtis Christian 60
D Division II Select
#1 Lafayette Christian 58, # 5 Bunkie 37Division IV Select#3 Madison Prep 2, #2 Vandebilt Catholic 0* #1 Lafayette Christian 43, #3 Madison Prep 38 D Division III Select
Hackberry* 48 18 First Baptist Christian 25 2/24, 6:00 PM @Summerfield
Plainview* 76
Gibsland-Coleman 59
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4:30 PM @University Center
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CLASS C REEVES RAIDERs
CLASS C PLAINVIEW HORNETs
CLASS C SUMMERFIELD REBELs
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