CHRIS KINKAID
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A sophomore threw for 4 TDs in the Mandeville-Hammond district opener (opens the original)
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Mandevilleâs offense looked like a well-oiled machine led by quarterback Krew Collura on Sept. 24. The sophomore threw for 259 yards and four touchdowns en route to a 37-13 District 6-5A opening victory over Hammond at Sidney Theriot Stadium. âMy receivers, theyâre putting in the work,â Collura said. âTheyâre all open. I mean, itâs no secret. At practice, no one sees that, but theyâre working harder than everybody else. Offensive line, theyâre giving me protection to get free a
Mandeville avoids the ‘emotional quicksand’ during a 15-1 start (opens the original)
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Mandeville volleyball continued its white-hot start to the season as the Skippers cruised to a 25-9, 25-16, 25-17 sweep at Northlake Christian on Sept. 23. Mandeville (15-1), which came into the match at No. 1 in the LHSAA Division I power rankings, has used a balanced attack. âI think the beginning of the season is more about getting the confidence and understanding of what youâre capable of if you do what youâre supposed to do every time,â said Skippers first-year coach Danny Tullis. T
The winner of the Slidell-Lakeshore game turned 3 takeaways into 22 points (opens the original)
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The turnover battle can be a key stat in football games. That was the case in Slidell's 49-38 victory over Lakeshore at L.V. McGinty Stadium Sr. on Sept. 11. The Tigers forced three turnovers in the first half and scored 22 points off the takeaways, leading to a 35-7 halftime lead. The first turnover came courtesy of sophomore Harlem Steele. Lakeshore began its drive at Slidell's 32 after an interception and moved it to the 18. The Titans fumbled, and Steele picked up the loose ball at the 19 an
Slidell's 'brand-new varsity group' earns a sweep in volleyball season opener (opens the original)
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Slidell first-year volleyball coach Logan Lockard was honest about the on-court experience returning to the two-time defending state champions this season. âIf I remember correctly, being a new coach, we should have only three returners,â Lockard said. âWe have some players who were rostered and practiced with varsity, but this is realistically a brand-new varsity group.â Despite that overall inexperience on the court, the Tigers used a plethora of contributors to earn a 25-20, 25-15, 25
A 96-yard punt return changed the momentum in the Northshore-Jesuit jamboree (opens the original)
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Northshore's Brendell Vedol said that throughout the week during punt return drills, he told his team he just needed three seconds of blocking to score. They obliged, and the senior held up his end of the bargain â returning a punt 96 yards for a touchdown late in the first half as the Panthers earned a 24-13 jamboree victory over Jesuit on Aug. 27. Vedol, who also plays offense and defense, took the kick at the Panthers' 4. The senior broke a couple of tackles and bounced the play outside. Ve
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