Lakeshore, United States (Local)
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Dave Woodall's focus is primarily on local sports events, particularly in Louisiana and New Orleans. He appears to cover a variety of high school sports extensively, with an emphasis on football and basketball.
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A recap of the intense Division III select second-round series-clinching game between Pope John Paul II and Parkview Baptist, highlighting Parkview's dominant pitching performance and offensive success in a 10-0 victory.
A trio of Lakeshore football players announced their college destinations on May 8.
By: Dave Woodall
Recap of Fontainebleau Bulldogs' scrimmage showcasing standout plays by players, insights from Coach Womack, and goals for upcoming season.
of 8 As expected, defense dominated much of the action during a scrimmage between Northshore and Hannan on Aug. 19.
By: Dave Woodall
Mandeville defense was tested during a jamboree against Franklinton at Sidney Theriot Stadium on Aug. 28.
Northshore's 30-point second-half surge proved to be the difference as the Panthers earned a 40-28 home win over De La Salle on Sept. 11.
By: DAVE WOODALL
Trailing by two touchdowns in the first half on Homecoming night, Pearl River QB Romy Berel tossed a pair of scoring passes in the second quarter to tie the game.
Just as he has all season, junior fullback Evan Bergeron set the tone for the Pope John Paul II football team.
By: DAVE WOODALL
Coming off a tough district loss to Mandeville, Slidell wanted to dominate their next opponent.
Hannan just keeps finding ways to win football games. That continued on Oct. 23 as the Hawks traveled to Pearl River and snapped a five-game losing streak to the Rebels with a gritty 31-28 District 7-4A road victory.
