Iota may be relatively new to powerlifting, but it’s no slouch.
Case in point, it is now the American Powerlifting Federation national champions in the co-ed division, and its boys team a national runner-up.
Iota’s Cambri St. Andre pulls up for a shot over a defender Wednesday during the Lady Dogs’ 59-45 Class 3A semifinal loss to Parkview Baptist at the Univeristy Center in Hammond. St. Andre scored a team-high 20 points and had five rebounds, two assists and three steals in the loss.
The Iota Lady Bulldogs could not have picked a worse time to have a poor shooting night.
(Photo submitted) Iota High has selected 12 young ladies from its senior class as its 2015 Homecoming Court. During half time of the Bulldogs’ football contest Friday, Sept. 25, the queen will be crowned. The court includes, front row from left, Dinah Doucet, Jenna Dupre, “Katie” Stagg, Meghan Youngblood, McKinsey Abshire, Ashley Istre; back row, Emily Hillman, “Lily” LeDoux, Kennedy Sloane, Cameron Crochet, Rhianna Stephens and Katelynn Stephens.
A week of fun days – dress-up and activity – is under way at Iota High this week for Homecoming.
As the school year winds down, it is no surprise that the honors for Acadia Parish students keep adding up.
The Louisiana High School Athletic Association has released the 2015 LHSAA Girls' Basketball Playoff Bracket and five Acadia teams will see their s