Ponchatoula Star Ned Welles Captures All-District First Team
Ponchatoula’s Ned Welles was named to the All-District 6-I boys soccer first team. Five players earned second-team honors, including four from Hammond High. Teammate Eric Lyons joined the second unit, while Hammond’s Tors placed four on the second squad. Daniel Tompkins, Daniel Mackinnon, Wyatt Vial, Chad White were honored. Golding, Cesar earned honorable mention. Brent Guitreau of Ponchatoula also made the list.
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Ned Welles
Hammond High
Welles
Green Wave
Eric Lyons
Hammond
Tors
Ers
Daniel Tompkins
Daniel Mackinnon
Wyatt Vial
Chad White
Stephen Golding
Tyler Cesar
Brent Guitreau
All-District 6-1 Boys Soccer First Team Announced
Strikers Nick Baggetta and Art Braiwick. midfielders Kevin Laux Eric Stout Ned Welles Nick Viguerie. defense Danny Cookmeyer Karl Harthegen Mike Sanders Joey Rathke. goalkeepers Byron Bent. Coach Greg Varnado honored. Honorable mentions Kraig Kubicek Stephen Golding Tyler Cesar Chase Sanchez Brent Guitreau Gabe Boudreaux Dean Wallace Roy Hiedelberg Eric Weissmann Andy Frost Richard Harsch Chris Harsch Matty Knipps Maurice McCall Slidell Mandeville Fontainebleau Northshore Hammond Ponchatoula.
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Nick Baggetta
Slidell
Art Braiwick
Fontainebleau
Kevin Laux
Eric Stout
Ned Welles
Ponchatoula
Nick Viguerie
Northshore
Danny Cookmeyer
Karl Harthegen
Mike Sanders
Joey Rathke
Byron Bent
Greg Varnado
Matt Kearnes
Mandeville
Daniel Mackinnon
Wyatt Vial
Hammond
Eric Lyons
Matt Valent
Joe Rotolo
Robert Montgomery
Buddy Jordan
Brad Brown
Joe Amato
Chad White
Jack Otillie
Kraig Kubicek
Stephen Golding
Tyler Cesar
Chase Sanchez
Brent Guitreau
Gabe Boudreaux
Dean Wallace
Roy Hiedelberg
Eric Weissmann
Andy Frost
Covington
Richard Harsch
Chris Harsch
Matty Knipps
Maurice McCall
Champion Falcons dominate All-District boys soccer picks
The Division III District 7 champion St. Thomas Aquinas Falcons lead with two top awards and seven first-team selections. Jacque Smith named Outstanding Defensive Player. coach John Cox Coach of the Year. Independence earns multiple spots including Outstanding Offensive Player Julio Cervantes, with three Tigers on the first unit. Cervantes joins Jorge Martinez Aaron Lips Navor Melendez on first team. STA teammates Brando Schanzbach Samuel Macaluso Chris Wong Jaime Planelli Nathan Hamilton also first team. Five STA players Trion Horgan Johnny Schillage Stephen Longy Chris Burns Mike McCormick receive Honorable Mentions, plus Independence's James Brown.
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St. Thomas Aquinas Falcons
Jacque Smith
Falcons
John Cox
Independence
Julio Cervantes
Tigers
Cervantes
Jorge Martinez
Aaron Lips
Navor Melendez
Smith
STA
Falcon Company
Brandon Schanzbach
Samuel Macaluso
Falcon
Chris Wong
Jaime Planelli
Nathan Hamilton
Trion Horgan
Johnny Schillage
Stephen Longy
Chris Burns
Mike McCormick
James Brown
Chris McLellan
Josh Wittie
St. Thomas SR
St. Thomas Aquinas
Jonathan Brown
B.J. Cox
Pearl River
Tim Guttuso
Jeremy Parker
R.J. Onstad
PJP
Eric Yohe
David Bradley
Phillip Brouilette
Nick Randazzo
Andy Kirby
Northlake
Simon Flarity
James Blanton
Jorge Martinez Indy
Jesse Drans
Pearl River SR
Matt Robicheaux Northlake
Julio Cervantes Indy
Sean Yohe
Jaime Planells
St. Thomas
St. Thomas JR
Aaron Lips Indy
Indy Zack Knock
Doug Gill Pear
Boys Soccer All-District 7-III Honors Listed
The All-District 7-III selections include goalkeepers Chris McLellan of PJP II and Josh Wittie of St. Thomas, with standout honors going to Julio Cervantes of Independence as Outstanding Offensive Player and Jacque Smith of St. Thomas Aquinas as Outstanding Defensive Player. Other named players include John Cox and Jonathan Brown of STA and multiple honorees from Independence Pearl River PJP II STA and Northlake.
STYSA Scores Recap From Week Of Forfeits And Wins
STYSA reports week of results with several forfeit wins at the South Tangipahua Youth Soccer fields. U 10 features Pete's Body Shop Black Dragons 3 Covington Jets 1 and others. U 12 includes Mandeville Black Knights 3 Homestead Bank Panthers 2 with Central Drugs Hornets winning by forfeit. U 14 shows Lafreniere Red Devils 8 Fast Lane Exxon Eclipse 0 and Dixie Motors Lady Dragons by forfeit. U 19 notes STYSA Lady Tigers winning by forfeit as Lafreniere Heat no show.
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Daily Star
South Tangi Youth Soccer Association
Stysa Fields
Pete’s Body Shop
Black Dragons
Covington Jets
Community Motors
Soccer Stars
St. Charles Tornados
Ross Downing Cheetahs
Cody Construction Fire Dragons
St. Charles Cobras
Ashley Furniture
Golden Waves
Ross Downing
Cheetahs
Daily Star Diamondbacks
Party Universe Destroyers
Mandeville Black Knights
Homestead Bank Panthers
PAC Chicks
Central Drugs Hornets
Lafreniere Hot Shots
Lafreniere Red Devils
Fast Lane
Exxon Eclipse
Hancock Bank Warriors
Dixie Motors Lady Dragons
Mandeville Red Hats
Plaza Orthopedic Spidermonkeys
Slidell Lepracans
Mandeville Fusion
Stysa Lady Tigers
Lafreniere Heat
Basketball scoreboard May schedule highlights and matchups
Pro basketball features five games on May 5 with Miami at Los Angeles at 5 p.m. Chicago visits Charlotte at 6 30 p.m. Seattle plays Minnesota at 7 30 p.m. Cleveland travels to Denver at 8 p.m. Indiana hosts Golden State at 8 p.m. Pro hockey standings show Eastern Conference Atlantic Division leaders New Jersey with 38 wins 20 losses 7 overtime losses 207 points 5 88198 156.
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Chicago
Charlotte
Seattle
Minnesota
Cleveland
Denver
Indiana
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NBA
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Baseball and basketball contract signings across MLB and NBA
Transactions show Baltimore agreeing to terms with Gabe Molina Juan Aracena Juan Guzman Calvin Maduro Calvin Pickering Ryan Minor Eugene Kingsale for 2000. Boston signs Brian Rose Jin Ho Cho Tomokazu Ohka Jermaine Allensworth Donnie Sadler on one-year deals. Oakland inks Ben Grieve to a four-year contract. Mets reach one-year deals with Toca Benny Meany Sariel Gonzalez Dicky Gonzalez and Paul Wilson. Cavaliers sign center fielder Lari Ketner.
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Joe Baltimore
Gabe Molina
Juan Aracena
Juan Guzman
Calvin Maduro
Calvin Pickering
Ryan Minor
Eugene Kingsale
Boston
Brian Rose
Jin Ho Cho
Tomokazu Ohka
Jermaine Allensworth
Donnie Sadler
Oakland
Ben Grieve
NY Mets
Inf Toca
Benny Oe Meany
Sariel Gonzalez
Dicky Gonzalez
Paul Wilson
Basketball
National Basketball Association
Cleveland Cavaliers
CF Lari Ketner
SHSU sweeps Lions in Southland baseball opener doubleheader
Sam Houston State blanked Southeastern in game one 5-3 aided by Cory Walters complete game. In game two the Bearkats erupted for nine runs in the sixth to win 14-4 as Oscar Snider earned the win. Southeastern starter Josh Kaplan took the loss in game one, while Steve Sawyer did so in game two. The series ends with a Sunday 1 p.m. game.
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Huntsville
Tex
Sam Houston State
Lion
Bearkats
Southeastern
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Greg Marten
Sam Houston
Cory Walters
Walters
Josh Kaplan
Brad Stephens
Kaplan
Love
Labbe
Bode
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Slu
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Dagg
Weaver
Art
Sawyer
Tresclair
Stempel
O’brien
Snider
Pence
Brown
Oscar Snider
Steve Sawyer
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