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On This Day: After controversial Cup, Laredo declines invite for season-opening rematch
The Bossier-Shreveport Mudbugs thought they had a deal. Again, the Laredo Bucks spoiled the party. Three months after Laredo ripped the hearts out of the Mudbugs (and their fans) in a controversial Game 7 of the Central Hockey League’s Presidents Cup Final, the club passed on the opportunity for a rematch in Bossier-Shreveport’s 2004-05 season opener.
Caddo Parish Parks and Recreation is excited to announce a two-day Youth Basketball Camp at the LSU-Shreveport gymnasium
Shreveport, LA – According to the officials, the camp will take place on:. Monday, July 22: For boys and girls in kindergarten through 4th grade. Tuesday, July 23: For boys and girls in 5th through 8th grade. The camp will be led by renowned AAU basketball coach Mike Theus,...
Join Us for the Shreveport Skate Bash
Get ready to roll into summer fun at the Shreveport Skate Bash! On July 20th from 6pm -9pm, downtown Shreveport will transform into a skating paradise, offering an evening of excitement, music, and community spirit. Event Highlights:. Bring Your Wheels: Whether it’s skates, skateboards, or rollerblades, bring your favorite set...
Haughton’s Peyton Stovall set to sign pro contract. Here's where he's headed
The 'dream' is about to become reality. “I am headed out today to sign and start everything in Arizona.”. Saturday, Peyton Stovall, the former Haughton and Arkansas star drafted by the Cincinnati Reds in this week’s 2024 Major League Baseball Draft, told the Shreveport-Bossier City Advocate he's ready to take the next step.
Shreveport's Sam Burns one off British Open lead, in Sunday’s penultimate group
Thursday, Sam Burns was 6-over par through 11 holes. According to DataGolf.com, the former Calvary and LSU star had a 0.0-percent chance to win the British Open. Heck, it seemed like it was time to check on late Friday night flights to come back home from Scotland. “It wasn't what...
Sam Burns finishes T31 at The Open, started day one stroke behind leader
SCOTLAND - Sam Burns was in contention for his first major win, but the Shreveport native did not have the final round he wanted at The Open Championship at Royal Troon. Burns entered the day one stoke off the lead (-3), but a bogey-filled day dropped him from a tie for second place to a tie for 31st.
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