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The Jennings Bulldogs find themselves staring down the barrel of a District 3-3A championship with one game remaining in the regular season.

LAKE CHARLES — The Elton High Indians were on the road Thursday night as they met with the Grand Lake High Hornets in a district contest. However, the Indians would not have the desired outcome falling to 6-3 while the Hornets improved to 5-3 with a final score of 42-28.

WELSH — The Welsh Greyhounds used a strong second half offensive performance and a stingy defense to claim a hardfought 31-10 win over the visiting Lake Arthur Tigers in a District 6-2A battle here Friday night. The Greyhounds rushed for 173 yards in the final half and limited the Tigers to just 61 yards on the ground to pull away for the league win. Welsh moves to 5-4 for the season while the Tigers fall to 5-4 with the loss.

CHAMPIONS

Jennings wins eighth straight with 56-3 thumping of St. Louis

Following an emotional victory last week over the Notre Dame Pioneers, the Jennings Bulldogs will now turn their attention back to district play tonight when they play host to the St. Louis Saints.

WELSH — It’s Homecoming week at Welsh High and it comes with all the fears that football coaches feel concerning their players. It’s impossible to deny the kids some of the activities that go along with Homecoming, such as toilet-papering homes. But every coach worries that some may go too far with pranks that can lead them into trouble. To top it off, the Greyhounds will be facing the resurgent Lake Arthur Tigers in a battle of the only two public schools in District 6-2A. The Tigers will enter the battle with a 5-3 overall mark, while the Hounds sport a 4-4 record, having lost to Lafayette Christian and Lafayette Renaissance in the last two contests.

Elton snaps long losing streak to Basile

LAFAYETTE — The Welsh Greyhounds saw their overall record fall to 4-4, and their district mark drop to 0-2 with a 43-7 loss to Lafayette Christian Academy here Friday night. The Hounds could never get anything going offensively in the battle, and the defense could not contain the speed of the Knights.

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