Photos courtesy of Rachel Trahan Photography
King Mark Arceneaux and Queen Listi Arceneaux
A League Of Their Own — Back Row: Kristi Touchard, Tina Renard, Julie Alario, Ann Nunez, Queen Listi Arceneaux, Mechell Frazier, Jodi Romero, Tammy Gordon and Natalie Menard; Front Row: Coach Liz Schexnayder, Rachel Trahan, Keisha Deville JoEllen Barras, Tammy Trim, Sandy Migues, Jennifer Broussard, Mitzie Duhon and Coach Clint Renard.
Party Poulets — Ken Schexnayder, Matt Gordon, Hunter Delahoussaye, Cru Arceneaux, Jorey Renard and Zack Renard
Umpires — Chess Gordon and Garret Frederick
Shrimp Shakers — Mike Romero, Andrew Robin, Scotty Trahan, King Mark Arceneaux, Tracey Trim and Zane Zager
Commentators — Chris Esponge and Kassie Romero
The Sandlot — Standing: Jake Duhon, Brittany Delcambre, Robbie Barras, Bryan Touchard, Jesse Alario, Chris Frazier, Laura Satchez and Frances Nunez; Kneeling — Darcel Robin, Tammy Trim, Laura Rogers
Dance Instructor — Hollie Mire
Dance Team — Back Row: Britlyn Zagar, Lili LeBlanc, Lexie Renard and Lani Renard; Front Row: Mandy Leblanc, Clara Mendoza, Renee Renard and Jamie Schexnayder.
VIP — Hank Schexnayder
Working Woman Fan — Amanda Thibodeaux
Concession and Field Guys — Kyle LeBlanc, Bryan Satchez, Clayton Rogers, Ben LeBlanc
Delcambre’s Krewe De Mystical Waters plays ball
On January 17, 2026, the Krewe de Mystical Waters marked a milestone evening with the celebration of its XXV Bal Masque, delighting guests with a spirited night of pageantry, tradition, and entertainment.
Embracing the lively theme “Play Ball,” the ballroom was transformed into a festive tribute to America’s favorite pastime, blending Mardi Gras elegance with playful, athletic flair.
The evening’s production unfolded as a lively showdown at Arceneaux Park, where the Party Poulets and Shrimp Shakers faced off in a spirited display of choreography and storytelling. Inspired by beloved baseball classics, A League of Their Own and The Sandlot played a central role in the production, adding nostalgia, humor, and heart to the performance.
The royal court honored King Mark Arceneaux and Queen Listi S. Arceneaux XXII, who reigned over the celebration with grace and enthusiasm. Mark and Listi have been married for 25 years and have long been steadfast supporters of the Krewe, embodying its values of leadership, unity, and community.
Mark and Listi have two sons, Cru and Jaggar. Mark is an active baseball coach for his son, Cru, at Delcambre High, and Listi is their #1 fan.
As masks glittered and music filled the room, the XXV Bal Masque stood as a testament to the Krewe de Mystical Waters’ enduring commitment to community, camaraderie, and Mardi Gras tradition. With “Play Ball” setting the tone, the evening proved to be a winning celebration and a proud chapter in the Krewe’s storied legacy. Fun was had by all as the Junior LaCrosse Band kept the dance floor full and the party going all night.