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RHS adds Abernathy to football staff

Ruston High School’s football team is adding solid north Louisiana coaching experience to its staff for the upcoming season. Former North DeSoto head coach and athletics director Scott Abernathy has

Tech’s Turkoly named All-American

Graduated Louisiana Tech softball player Morgan Turkoly spent four years rewriting the Lady Techsters softball record books. Now she continues to reap the benefits of all of that hard work.

GSU’s Fobbs selected to serve on AFCA Committee

WACO, Texas — The American Football Coaches Association has announced that Grambling State University head coach Broderick Fobbs has been selected to serve on the FCS Executive Head Coaches Committee.

GSU’s Fobbs, Nord to work with NFL officials

GRAMBLING — Grambling State University head football coach Broderick Fobbs and GSU quarterbacks coach Kendrick Nord will learn from and work with some of the biggest names in the NFL

Good year for Cougar golfers

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LSU gets baseball regional

LSU will host a regional in the NCAA baseball tournament for the 26th time, while West Virginia was selected as a first-time. Each regional will be made up of four

Tech Athletics Hall of Fame induction set for Oct. 18

Former Louisiana Tech University football player and head coach Joe Raymond Peace will headline the next Athletics Hall of Fame class for the school. The Class of 2019 will be

Tech’s Swash named 2nd-team All-La. golfer

Louisiana Tech golfer James Swash has earned second team All-Louisiana accolades, it was announced by the Louisiana Sports Writers Association on Sunday. Tech golfer to earn a spot on the

Grambling State’s soccer team completes 2019 signing class

GRAMBLING — Grambling State University head women’s soccer coach Justin Wagar announced last week that an additional eight student-athletes have signed National Letters of Intent to play for the Lady

Courtois advances to NCAA Championships

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Louisiana Tech pole vaulter Cole Courtois saved his best performance of the season for when he needed it most, which ended up coming Thursday in Jacksonville, Florida, at the 2019 NCAA Division I East Preliminary Championships.

Courtois, a sophomore from New Iberia, advanced all the way through to the fifth and final height progression in the men’s pole vault competition, clearing on his first attempt for a final mark of 17’5”