Notre Dame's Landon Meche sprints past a defender after a reception Friday during the Pios' 33-14 victory over Class 4A Teurlings in Lafayette. (Photo by Christell Faul)
LAFAYETTE – Creating and converting opportunities with a power running game, disciplined smothering defense and special teams.
Through the pouring rain and muddy field conditions, Rayne High's Trent Winbush (9) pushes through for a gain during the Wolves' 28-21 win over Breaux Bridge. (Acadian-Tribune Photo by Lisa Soileaux)
BREAUX BRIDGE - The Rayne High Wolves avenged last season’s close loss to Breaux Bridge by using a strong second half for a 28-21 win.
The Acadiana Sportsmen’s League will host the 32nd Annual Hunter Awareness Day on Saturday, Sept. 24, 2016.
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)
Just a few months ago, the Lady Wolves Volleyball Team was enjoying a district title and a trip to the state tournament.
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 - Rayne High Coach Curt Ware has seen his Wolves improve over the summer and his leaders begin to lead with the early season.