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2016-2017 LADY WOLVES - Members of the Lady Wolves Volleyball Team representing Rayne High School for the 2016-2017 school year are, bottom row, from left, Whitney Comeaux, Destiny Alleman, Mary Jenkins, Madison Lavergne, Natalie Alleman and Tajane’ Butler; second row, Elizabeth Coleman, Destini Carrier, Lindsey Batten, Savanna LaCombe, Kennedie Bourgeois, Trinity Axtell, Peyton Richard, Kendal Edmond; standing front row, managers Lanie Fontenot and Taylor Thevis, Hayley Hoover, Hannah McKenzie, Emma Pastor, Jessi Cary, Mallorie Richard, Ti’esha Young, Taylor Breaux, Cora Ledet, Mgrs. Mariette Credeur, Gwen Broussard; standing back row, Coach Stephanie Garrett, Elizabeth Daigle, Kassidie Bourgeois, McKayla Dronet, JaLayna Wilridge, Camille McClelland, Morley Richard, Hannah Jenkins, Candice Brown, Carmen Venable, Lexie Marks and Coach Tommy Garrett. (Acadian-Tribune Photo by Lisa Soileaux)

Young 2016 Lady Wolves gaining experience

Just a few months ago, the Lady Wolves Volleyball Team was enjoying a district title and a trip to the state tournament.

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FINDS A SEAM - Wolf running back Darien Harmon (16) takes the lead from his offensive line for a run during Friday’s 14-6 win over St. Louis. Harmon led Rayne rushing with 173 yards on 15 carries. (Acadian-Tribune Photo by Lisa Soileaux)

Rayne Wolves handle St. Louis Saints, 14-6

RAYNE - Rayne High Coach Curt Ware has seen his Wolves improve over the summer and his leaders begin to lead with the early season.

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WOLVES IN TODAY’S FOOTBALL JAMBOREE - The Rayne High Wolves Football Team were busy this week as they were readying for today’s 2016 Acadia Parish Jamboree at Iota High School. The Wolves are scheduled to meet the hosting Bulldogs in the second game of the night. The Jamboree will begin at 6 p.m. with Church Point meeting Crowley High. (Acadian-Tribune Photo by Lisa Soileaux)

Wolves to meet ‘Dogs in tonight’s Parish Jamboree

Following last week’s historic flooding that halted all extra curricular activities while southern Louisiana tried to survive the worst flooding wi

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RAYNE HIGH ANNUAL VOLLEYBALL CAMP - Matt Sonnichsen, background, instructs Rayne High volleyball players during the annual two-day camp held at the school’s north gym for freshmen and sophomores as the Lady Wolves prepare for the 2016 season. Sonnichsen, a member of the National and Olympic teams, has served as head coach at several major colleges, a national recruiter all over the country, and was a member of two-time national champions UCLA. As stated by RHS Head Coach Stephanie Garrett, the 2016 volleyball season begins on Wednesday, Aug. 24, with Rayne High participating in the Teurlings Jamobree in Lafayette. (Acadian-Tribune Photo by Lisa Soileaux)

RHS volleyball, football seasons eye action soon

With the start of a new school year brings about the sounds of football and volleyball fans cheering on their school athletes.

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BASEBALL ALL-DISTRICT PICKS - Members of the Rayne High baseball team named during All-District baseball picks of the 2016 season, and also honored during the school’s athletic banquet held last week, include: bottom row, from left, Jaylon Reed - 1st team utility player; Haven Doucet - honorable mention; Alex Savoy - 2nd team 2nd base; second row, Darian Richard - 2nd team outfield; Collin Broussard - honorable mention; Zachary Fontenot - honorable mention; top row, Austin Coleman - 2nd team pitcher; Demarcus James - 1st team 1st base; Hunter Meche - 1st team pitcher. (Acadian-Tribune Photo by Josie Henry)

Rayne Wolves named to 2016 All-District baseball selections

As stated by Rayne High Head Baseball Coach Jason Bonin, the 2015-2016 Wolves were a young team and our record shows it.

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