<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4aswYz_0vhWbD7P00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4aswYz_0vhWbD7P00" width="1488" height="837" >One Iberville Parish high school football team faces a crucial district clash Friday, while two parish teams look to gain ground after losses and another two hope to remain unbeaten. Here’s a look at this week’s rundown: PLAQUEMINE: The move to Class 4A put steam in the rivalry between Plaquemine (2-1) and Brusly, two teams that will vie for traction in District 6-4A.Brusly, under the tutelage of head coach Hoff Schooler, brings the Panthers to Plaquemine after a 64-0 win in district action after against young, struggling Tara.It’s a similar scenario for the Green Devils, who rolled past Belaire 62-0 in a lopsided league battle.PHS (2-1) defeated the Panthers 40-28 in last year’s clash, Brusly standouts include senior quarterback Josiah Hogan, senior wide receiver Ty’Rin Stewart, junior wide receiver Marion Irving, senior free safety Alvin Watts and senior defensive end Steven Wesley. ST. JOHN: The Eagles (1-1) celebrate Homecoming on Thursday, Sept 26, against Lake Charles-based Hamilton Christian (2-1).While traditional homecoming festivities will be part of the week, the team’s focus is on ensuring a victory one week after a 52-20 loss to Haynes Academy in Metairie. The Warriors visit St. John on the heels of a 13-8 triumph over Vinton.Leaders for HCHS include junior quarterback Caleb Steward, senior running back Kealan Bell and Nathan Carter, junior linebacker Kalob Pete and senior wide receiver Kevin Lewis. WHITE CASTLE: The Bulldogs (0-2) seek a reversal in fortune when they entertain Red River (1-2) in non-district action Friday, Sept. 27, at Rocky Ourso Memorial Stadium. The Bulldogs fell to Jeanerette 48-14 in Week 3 action. Red River(1-2) seeks victory after a 55-8 against Oak Grove. Leaders for Red River include quarterback Malique Smith, senior middle linebacker Jacob Kellogg, junior running back Cedric Moody and senior running back Zylon Newman. EAST IBERVILLE: Head coach Peter Villa will lead his Tigers to action against Donaldsonville, the school where he worked several years on the coaching staff. In the “Battle of the Tigers,” East Iberville (3-0) awaits Class 3A foe DHS (2-2) after a 60-22 win over Northeast. Donaldsonville comes to St. Gabriel on the heels of 34-32 loss at West St. John.DHS will unleash senior quarterback Blake Turner, senior wide receiver Tahj Williby, cornerback Donald Brown, senior defensive end Makhi Landry and junior defensive tackle Kaiser Wilson. NORTH IBERVILLE: The Bears face the Centerville (La.) Bulldogs on Friday in a quest to stretch the win streak to 4-0. The Bears make the trip to the St. Mary Parish Class 1A school on the heels of a 55-8 win over Benjamin Franklin.The Bulldogs improved to 2-0 after the squeaked past Thomas Jefferson 22-21. Junior quarterback Jaxon Frederick leads the Bulldogs. He leads an offense that includes senior wide receiver Tino Lopez, senior running back Johnny Gray and junior wide receiver Jameon Francis. </div></body>

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Week 4 high school football action brings crucial battles for all five Iberville teams

One Iberville Parish high school football team faces a crucial district clash Friday, while two parish teams look to gain ground after losses and another two hope to remain unbeaten. Here’s a look at this week’s rundown:. PLAQUEMINE: The move to Class 4A put steam in the rivalry...