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Six Shreveport, LA area high school softball teams have made it to the state semi-finals and are ready to compete for a state championship in their respective divisions!

The Louisiana High School Athletic Association has released the 2024 Ochsner Baseball Playoff Brackets for all 10 divisions and several Acadiana area schools have made it to postseason play.

Area High School Softball Playoffs will continue this week. Here are a look at the SWLA Matchups...

St. Thomas More and Opelousas Catholic are the only two teams in Acadiana that are #1 seeds.

Lochard had been the head coach at Breaux Bridge High School for the last two seasons.

The crowd in the NISH gymnasium erupted as they defeated Southside High, especially when the DJ dropped 'Baby Shark.'

The LHSAA decision will essentially erase the Opelousas High 2023 season.

A total of 37 teams from the Acadiana area will be vying for a chance to hoist up a state championship trophy.A total of 37 teams from the Acadiana area will be vying for a chance to hoist up a state championship trophy.

The Louisiana High School Athletic Association (LHSAA) released the 2024 girls high school playoff brackets earlier this week and Acadiana is well represented.

If true, Landry will be leaving after just one season as the Knights head coach.

All games are played at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans.

The Louisiana High School football playoffs are through three rounds and there are several Acadiana area teams still vying for state championship titles.

Plenty of Acadiana area high school football teams in action in the 2nd Round of the LHSAA Playoffs.

St. Thomas, LCA, and Teurlings all received 1st Round byes. See who they play in the 2nd round. Carencro's win sets up rematch against Acadiana.

The LCA Knights may get one more chance against Teurlings and STM before potentially moving districts next season.

Acadiana area high schools are well represented in the 2023 LHSAA High School Playoff Brackets.

The Louisiana High School Association (LHSAA) has just released its enrollment figures for the upcoming 2024-25 and 2025-26 school years.

The question over what schools are select and what schools are non-select will have to be decided in court before Louisiana athletes can decide it on the field.

Today's hearing begins at 9 am and could change the course of the high school football season in Louisiana this year.

As Brumley notes, the Title IX proposed rule "sits in direct opposition to Louisiana law."