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Former GSU player killed in Ruston crash
Jazmin “Paso” Boyd, a former star Grambling State University basketball player, was killed in a single-vehicle crash in Ruston Friday night. The crash occurred on West Alabama Avenue at Goyne Street near Park Ridge Estates. Preliminary reports indicate Boyd’s vehicle hit a utility pole. Further details were not available over the weekend.
Ruston’s Kyte ascends to top of the world experience
Ruston’s John Kyte felt like he was on top of the world during a trip he took last March. And in fact, he was close to it, living a lifelong dream in the process. That’s because in March, Kyte took up an offer from his son Rob and joined his son and three others.
Chasing History: Ruston 6U Softball looking to make some noise at Dixie Softball World Series
RUSTON, La. (KTVE/KARD) — The Ruston 6U Sweetees are preparing for another trip to the Dixie Softball World Series after being crowned State Champs just a few weeks ago.Head Coach Kane Rozelle says making it back to the World Series indeed something to celebrate–but an even bigger celebration is the improvement from this young group […]
Madison South SweeTees to play 2024 Dixie Softball World Series
JACKSON, Tenn. — The five and six-year-old Madison South SweeTees have earned their spot in the 2024 Dixie Softball World Series. The game will be held on July 26 in West Monroe, Louisiana, with the SweeTees representing Tennessee. To help with expenses, the team has started fundraising. Sunday, the...
Lady Techsters returners stepping up to leadership
Ruston, La. (KTVE/KARD) — Majority of the offseason for the Louisiana Tech Lady Techsters has been centered around the amount of talent the team has lost since last season, but they are more focused on what they have gained in the process. Only a few returners remain from last year’s squad and with only two […]
Louisiana Tech quarterback room filled with some size heading into 2024 season
When the Louisiana Tech football team kicks off opening week preparations for the 2024 season, the quarterback room will be filled with perhaps the tallest group of signal callers in school history. Led by incumbent starter Jack Turner at 6-foot-5, 230 pounds, Bulldog coach Sonny Cumbie can look around the...
Get ready Bearcat fans: Reserved seating renewals starts today
Reserved seating season ticket holders for the returning state champion Ruston High School will be receiving an email today with information on renewing their seats for an exciting year. Current season ticket holders have until Sunday, Aug. 4, to renew. Fans will also have the option to reserve a parking...
JP12U Softball All-Stars wins game at Little League State Tourney
By scoring multiple runs in the odd numbered innings, the Jackson Parish 12U girls All-Stars beat Moss Bluff 12-2 to even their record at the Little League state tournament played July 12-16 at St. Julien Park in Broussard, LA. The victory kept JP12U alive in the seven team, double elimination...
Limited number of Bearcat state title posters on clearance sale
Only a few limited edition Ruston Bearcat posters remain for sale. Anyone wishing to order one of these gold gilded editions should follow the directions below to do so as only 15 of these remain available. What a ride it was in 2023. With the start of the 2024 season...
Bulldogs Garner LSWA All-Louisiana in Three Events
RUSTON — A'reil Williams, Aiden Holland, and the women's 4x400 relay team earned spots on the Louisiana Sports Writers Association All-Louisiana Track and Field Team announced by the association on Saturday. The team is based on the top three times or distances in outdoor season events as determined by...
Inexperience presents challenge for perennial power Ouachita Christian
Ouachita Christian is one of the state’s most feared teams as it can compete with anybody regardless of level. Winners of eight state championships, including five since 2011, the Eagles are led by head coach Steven Fitzhugh. Entering his 26th season, he has won six of the school’s eight titles.
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