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High School Athletics THE TIMES shreveporttimes.com 2C TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 2004 1 FERNANDEZ KINGSBYHAYNESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Fernandez Kingsby is a redshirt freshman at the University of Louisiana in Lafayette. He has 22 tackles this season, 13 of those unassisted. Kingsby has one interception and a forced fumble for the Cajuns. COVERING NOR THWEST LOUISIANA HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS State polls District standings iDiiojiiro imp mw ir 'pn Todte pOapfl? DUPED I'M ii-9f wk-'A fr tjvm I s- A fA i i SummM high Khool tooO) Krtongi compilw) llw Ummik Sports Wnn Anocation Fim-plaoe volet are pawnneM.

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Tare t. Ctunero 7. TToSaui 4. Brolfier Marlm 2. Southwood Snawt, Airline 1.

CLASS 4A 1JormCwl5(12 2 NorttitirJe 3 NevAe 4 9 Thomas More 5 Benrop Reoeniptona 7 toiAtcenson leetvile Breaun Bmge -0 144 131 120 106 60 69 66 63 50 40 7-2 72 51 6- 2 7- i laHeughton Olnert Aecemng VWm Amandnt 19. West Ouedirla 14, PnquemM 12. Zacnary 12. DukMMn 10. CLASS 1 Am 161 2.

Benton (4) 3 ParKvwBapWI(2) 4 Teurtregs i St Cranes 6 Mitre Dame 7 Marksvnle I Patterson 9 Iowa 7-1 136 130 116 113 74 70 66 66 50 34 2 1 4 i 6 7 9 fffi NA 9-0 61 6-1 72 72 6-1 10 Chaimelte 9-1 Omers Receiving Vow Redwood 25. Independence 15. Oram 10. St Lous 8. Carrot 6.

WlnnMd 6 Enlfi 6. St James S.Maneneldl CLASS 2A 1 Normeasl(12) 2 Steiwglon 3 West St Join 4 Mamou 5 Riverside 6 Raw) 7 St Helena Central 6 Loranoer 9. North Ceddo 143 130 122 93 91 1 4 5 3 9 2 6 10 NO 8 8-1 8-1 81 7- 1 8- 1 76 53 50 21 23 6- 3 7- 2 74 64 10 PrjflBarre Others Jonesoorc-Hodge 21. Opekwsas Catt-otic 19, Westminster 17. Jewel Sumner 15.

DeOuincy 14, lota 13, Clinton 1 1 Red River 11 WeUn 5 CLASS 1A 1.Haynevll1e(12) 2 Kentwood 3 OakQrrjve 4 Country Day 5 Vermilion Catholic 6 Block 7 Dunham 8 Logareoort 9. St Edmund 7-2 7-2 84 7-2 72 6-2 72 72 144 126 119 112 71 63 40 33 10 NR 10 Basle Others Receiving totes St.Mary31.St.Jonn23.l4SaHe9, South Cameron 7. Boottwlle- Venice 7, Central Catnotic 6. East Beauregard 4. Plain Dealing 1 How Brian McCallum voted CLASS 5A LHahnville 2.

John Ehret 3. West Monroe 4. Jesuit 5. Higgins 6. Destrenan 7.

East St. John 8. Evangel 9. Catholic Baton flougs lO.St.Amant 11. Southwood 12.

Airline CLASS 4A 1. John Curtis 2. Neville 3. NoMhside 4. St.

Thomas More 5 Breaux Bntige 6. Haughton 7. Bastrop 8. Redemptohst 9. East Ascension 1 0.

Leesvitle n.Dutchtown 12. Alexandria I.Benton CLASS 3A 2. Teurtings Catholic 3. Parkview Baptist 4. Amite 5.

Marksville 6. Patterson 7. Notre Dame 8. Independence 9. Grant 10.

Chalmette 11. Erath 12. Mansfield CLASS 2A 1. Northeast 2. West St.

John 3. Sterlington 4. Iowa 5. Mamou 6. Rayville 7.

Port Barre 8. Opelousas Catholic 9. North Caddo 10. Westminster 11. Riverside 12.

Loranger CLASS 1A 1. Haynesville 2. Kentwood 3. Country Day 4. Oak Grove 5.

Logansport 6. Block 7. Dunham 8. St. John 9.

St. Mary 10. St. Edmund 11 Basiie 12. Ram Dealing TREY FERGTO Bl STIR, FOOTBALL Trey Ferguson completed eight of 14 passes for 185 yards and two touchdown passes in the Bearcats' 30-28 win on Friday.

Ferguson threw scoring tosses of 30 yards to Michael Coleman and 60 to Matt El-Awadi. District 1-5A District 3-0 21 2-2 1-2 Overall 5-3 Evangel Southwood Huntington Ruston Natch. Central 0-3 Evangel 49, Huntington 22 Ruston 30, Haughton 28 Southwood 43, Natchitoches Central 6 District 2-5A District West Monroe 4-0 Ouachita 2-1 Airline 1-2 Byrd 1-2 Captain Shreve 0-3 Byrd 30, Captain Shreve 13 West Monroe 13, Airline 10 District 14A District Overall 9-0 44 5-3 3-5 36 Overall 8-1 8-1 6-3 3-6 6-3 0-9 Neville Bastrop Minden Northwood Woodlawn Fair Park 4-0 3-1 22 2-2 1-3 0-4 Woodlawn 20, Fair Park 0 Neville 17, Bastrop 10 Northwood 30, Minden 0 District 2-4A District Overall Haughton 3-0 7-2 West Ouachita 3-1 Bossier 1-2 Parkway 1-2 Wossman 1-2 Ruston 30, Haughton 28 Parkway 24, Bossier 20 West Ouachita 41, Wossman 12 District 1-3A District Overall 9-0 5-4 4-4 1-8 Benton Mansfield BTW Green Oaks 2-0 1-1 1-1 0-2 Benton 25, Mansfield 14 BTW 32, Green Oaks 20 District 1-2A District Overall 7-2 4- 5 6-3 5- 4 2-7 0-9 North Caddo Springhill Lakeside Loyola Homer North DeSoto 40 3-1 2-2 2-2 1-3 0-4 North Caddo 32, Springhill 12 Loyola 13, Lakeside 0 Homer 30, North DeSoto 12 District 2-2A District Overall Red River 2-0 6-2 Jonesboro-Hodge 1-1 6-3 Many 1-1 2-7 Lakeview 0-2 2-7 Red River 18, Jonesboro-Hodge 13 Many 43, Lakeview 14 District 1-1A District Overall 9-0 5-3 5-4 2-7 1-3 0-4 Haynesville Ringgold Plain Dealing Sarepta Arcadia Cotton Valley 4-0 3-1 3-1 1-3 1-8 1-8 Haynesville 43, Plain Dealing 28 Ringgold 20, Sarepta 7 Arcadia 41, Cotton Valley 12 More area teams District Overall 5-3 Cedar Creek, 2-1A Grambling, 2-1A Logansport, 3-1A St. Mary, 3-1A Calvary, na 1-3 1- 3 4-0 2- 2 na 2- 6 7-2 7-2 3- 5 Delta 26, Cedar Creek 18 Oak Grove 58, Grambling 13 Logansport 37, Northwood Lena 8 LaSalle 25, St. Mary 22 Calvary 51, Parker's Chapel, Miss.

0 MPSA Playoffs Claiborne Academy 35, Newton County, Miss. 6 JOVITIHHIIRISTOPHE ST. HtRV. rOBTIIlLL Jonathan Christophe came up big for the Tigers on Friday, intercepting a pass, making four tackles and recovering a fumble. It was the fifth fumble recovery of the season for Christophe.

6-3 7-2 54 35 3-6 2-7 Robert RuliTtie Times headed for a l.OOCtyard season before getting injured. Minden fighting for postseason berth with short roster. By Brian McCallum bmccallumgannett.com The fact that Minden is contending for a Class 4A playoff spot is perhaps the focus of first-year Tide coach David Feaster's thoughts tliis week. The District 14A team pulled off an early-season surprise win over Springhill, but Minden is on a two-game losing streak brought on largely by injuries. That's bad news for a school that had a short roster to begin with after a coaching change.

Minden is 6-3 heading into the regular season's final week. Feaster is hopeful hell get some names back on the depth chart this week. Running back Kay Jones is one player likely to return against Neville after missing just over a game. His partner in the backfield, Brandon Walker, is in the same boat and has Feaster missed the same time. Walker has a shoulder injury, while Jones' is an ankle.

Both have had pain, but Feaster says he is "planning on both of them playing right now." Jones was headed for 1,000 yards when he was hurt Feaster believes having those running backs against Northwood might have made a difference in the 30-0 loss. "Sometimes, in a ball game like that, a running back breaks a big one and can get some momentum going," he says. Instead, the Tide lost big in a game in which the offense turned the ball over five times to the visitors. One was a fumble returned for a touchdown and a 10-0 Falcons lead by a Northwood defender. Minden had similar offensive troubles the previous week against Bastrop, though the Rams were admittedly more of a powerhouse opponent Bastrop held Minden to 55 yards of total offense.

Mansfield The Wolverines have probably lost their chance at a District 1-3A title with the loss to Benton at home, but there are still definite playoff hopes as Game 10 against Booker T. Washington approaches. Defensive end Chris Anderson says the team knows what went wrong against the Tigers. "We just missed tackles and made too many mistakes," he says. "Everybody makes mistakes, but we just made some big ones at the last of the game.

We're just going to come out and work hard, watch films, evaluate the films and do the best we can this week against BTW." Anderson and his teammates GREG ELS0 UOHER. FOOTBALL Greg Nelson scored three times in the Pelicans' 30-12 District 1-2A victory. He had touchdown runs of .2, 57 and 2 yards and gained 116 yards overall. I still." Feaster says. "We re just trying to finish the season as strong as pos- sible." Minden has also been without a starting linebacker and free safety most 01 tne season.

Willie Penton was a first-team member of The Times All-Area Foot- ball Team last year at linebacker. with a stomach virus," he says. "It won't be that way this time. They're a better team than what came up here a couple of weeks ago." Tensas quarterback Jason White has thrown for 1,200 yards, but Powell says the team is most effective running the option game. Knowing that, it could be important to get a big jump on Tensas, just as Claiborne did with a 140 start two weeks ago.

It's possible that could give the visitors doubts about their ability to beat the Rebels. That's got to be in the back of their mind a little bit," Powell says, "just like I don't want ours thinking it's going to be that easy this time around. I can't say they're not a come-from-behind team, because they have done that, but they're pretty much a ball-control offense." I) 1. DBtllVE. BASKETBALL DJ.

Gill scored 33 points in the Panthers' 73-52 victory over Slmsboro on Tuesday. Minden's Kay Jones (foreground) was Even with Jones and Walker on the bench, Tide fans have plenty to remember from them this season, "Kay Jones has had a great year," Feaster says. "He was having some super games and getting a lot of notoriety, but a the credit goes to anybody, it our offensive line. That's where all the AREA allowed an opposing runner to gain 100 yards or more for the first time in four weeks. Demond Wheatley rolled up 163 with two touchdowns on 21 carries.

Bossier's Weldon Brown and Corey George had both gone over 100 when the Wolverines and Bearkats played a nondistrict game. Logansport Gary Cason put himself in the record books in the Tigers' 37-8 victory over Northwood Lena on Friday. He kicked his 70th extra point, a school record. At the same time, Logansport put itself in the Class 1A playoffs as an automatic invitee. The Tigers clinched the District 3-1A champi CAMPUS DEOYTEFIMZER HlUPMll.l.rjIIIITBllL Deonte Frazier scored on a 10-yard run as the Golden Tors defeated Plain Dealing, 43-28, to clinch the District 1-1A title.

Haynesville remains undefeated and No. 1 in Class 1A. seniors are." Josh Wilson and Drew Maddox at tackles, Jason Robinson and Brandon Jackson at guards and Ja- son Plunkett at center make up the line reaster credits. Flunkett was hurt against Kastrop but played last week, while wuson is out. "We're kind of a depleted team NOTES onship with one game remaining.

Logansport could still tie with LaSalle at 4-1 if the Tigers were to lose to St Mary in the regular season's final week, but Logansport has the head-to-head advantage in the standings. Claiborne Academy The Rebels have been here before. Two weeks ago, in the last week of the regular season for the MPSA, Claiborne Academy and Tensas Academy faced off, just as they will this week in the second round of the playoffs. The Rebels won that game, 39-7, but coach Ronnie Powell says that score doesn't mean much now. "They had three or four boys out FACES TMSIIABELL B1EM ILLE.

BASKETBALL Tinisha Bell, a second-team member of The Times All-Area Girls Basketball Team last season, scored 20 points for Bienville In a win over Pinevlew..