West Monroe head coach Jerry Arledge is being recognized by National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame for his contribution to Amateur football. Sports Director Aaron Dietrich caught up with the Rebels' coach to take a walk down memory lane and also about his future on the Rebels' sidelines.
Dyllon Nimmers and Brandon Green are being honored as the newest Aaron's Aces. This dynamic duo helped the Bearcats win the school's first track championship since 2005.
Ouachita’s Kashie Crockett broke the LHSAA 300 meter hurdle composite record and set a 5-A record in the 110 meter hurdles. Crockett is a 13-time state medalist.
Two-sport Choudrant athlete Eli Watson is having a huge senior year. He was recently named a National Merit Scholar after scoring a perfect 36 on his ACT. In this week’s edition of Aaron’s Aces, KNOE 8 Sports shines the spotlight on Watson.
A dynamic duo leads West Monroe to a thrilling win over Neville. Defensive lineman Aidan Swanner and quarterback Lane Little are honored as this week’s Aaron’s Aces.
In this week’s edition of Aaron’s Aces, sports director Aaron Dietrich profiles a St. Frederick Warrior who is back on the field after battling cancer.
In this week’s “Ace Watch,” Sports Director Aaron Dietrich profiles OCS quarterback Hunter Herring. The 6′5" 215 pound gunslinger is committed to ULL after a memorable junior season. With 52 total touchdowns last season, Herring was named the 1A offensive player of the year.
The 20-3 Oak Grove Tigers are having a record-setting season. They won their first playoff game in 22 years last week and now they set their sights on a quarterfinal victory. Sports director Aaron Dietrich honors Taevon Anderson, Otis Moore and De'mon White as this week's Aaron's Aces.
The Ruston Bearcats are celebrating the school's first indoor track championship. Sports director Aaron Dietrich recognizes Brandon Green, Stephen Rodgers and Terrance Armstrong as the KNOE 8 players of the week.
Sports director Aaron Dietrich honors his newest aces from Rayville. The Hornets are the 2-time defending state champs and have dribbled out to a 21-5 record.
