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Spatafora built the Farmers into one of the most feared programs in the state.
The championship coach was introduced as Good Hope Middle School’s newest assistant principal on May 12 at the Ouachita Parish School Board meeting.
Five Northeast Louisiana teams are traveling to New Orleans in an effort to claim a state title. KNOE will bring you a behind-the-scenes look on Wednesday, Dec. 10.
The Jena Christmas parade is rescheduled to accommodate the Giants' trip to the Caesars Superdome. They will face the Sterlington Panthers on Dec. 12.
Northeast Louisiana will be well represent in New Orleans as five area teams punched their ticket to the Superdome. Ouachita, Ruston, Sterlington, Jena and Mangham all advanced to the title game and are won win away from a State Championship.
Mangham and Hayneville are set to meet each other for the Non-Select Division IV State Championship game.
Sterlington is set to defend the Non-Select Division III title against Jena.
Ruston and Ouachita to meet in an all district 2-5a Northeast Louisiana championship game. Ruston beats Zachary 21-17, and Ouachita beats Neville 14-7 to make it to the dome.
Mangham and East Feliciana fought it out tonight in the quarterfinals. Dragons dominated with a 49-16 win to punch their ticket to the semifinals.
OCS and Jonesboro-Hodge both faced tough opponents on the road. Eagles season ended in the quarterfinals at the hands of Riverside, 38-14. Tigers fell to the No. 1 seed Haynesville, 48-12.