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North Vermilion running back Tucker Denais takes a handoff from quarterback Logan Thompson during Friday’s game at Erath. North Vermilion won 23-15 in triple overtime.

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Erath quarterback Lynkon Romero (17) prepares to stiff-arm North Vermilion defensive back Khristian Allen (38) during their game Friday at Erath’s Robert J. Seugra Sr. Memorial Stadium.

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North Vermilion defensive back Gus Richard (15) squares up to tackle Erath running back Mason Hebert (3) during their non-district football game Friday.

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North Vermilion lines up against Erath's defense in overtime of their non-district game Friday at Erath High School.

Three-OT Thriller

ERATH — North Vermilion scored on the first play of the third overtime period, then held Erath to negative yards on its final possession to claim a 23-15 win over the Bobcats on Friday.
It was a thrilling win for the Patriots under first-year head coach Joe Heintz, and a tough loss for the Bobcats, who fell to 0-2.
“Hats off to our defense,” Heintz said. “I thought we played with tremendous effort, and what they do on offense is scary, because they’ve got weapons all over the place. We stepped up when we needed to on defense and made some stops.”

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VC kicker Dane Richoux (8) kicks the ball past Ascension defender Brandon Mitchell (16) while Jonathan Dartez holds. The field goal was a 30 yarder with 10 seconds left in the game.

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Hudson Hebert celebrates after the field goal.

VC's kicker nails the game-winner with 10 seconds left in the game

Most kickers dreams about kicking that game winning field. VC kicker Dane Richoux got to experience it Friday night on the road.
With 10 seconds left in the game, and the ball on the Ascension Episcopal 14 yard line, VC head coach Broc Prejean called on the kicking team to trot out there and win the game.
Richoux and holder Johnathan Dartez got in place and waited on the snap. It was an excellent snap from long snapper Andrew Prejean.

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Vermilion Parish Players of the Week Announced

Vermilion Catholic safety Ty Williams had a standout game for the Eagles in their season-opening 26-14 home win over Catholic High of New Iberia on Friday. Williams had 8.5 tackles, including two tackles for loss, and also forced a fumble and broke up two passes to earn Gulf Coast Bank Defensive Player of the Week honors. Presenting Williamswith his Player of the Week shirt is Murphy Guilbeaux of Gulf Coast Bank.

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Vermilion Parish Players of the Week Announced

Kaplan fullback Jed Devoltz rushed for a game-best 231 yards and scored two touchdowns, including the game-winner with 10 seconds remaining in the game, to help the Pirates beat North Vermilion 18-14 on Friday. His efforts earned him the Gulf Coast Bank Offensive Player of the Week honors. Murphy Guilbeaux of Gulf Coast Bank, left, presented him with the Player of the Week shirt. At right is Kaplan head coach Cory Brodie.

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Abbeville had more than 250 yards of offense on Friday.

Abbeville falls short on the road

On Friday, the Abbeville Wildcats dropped a close road game to St. Mary’s of Natchitoches, 21-18.
This was the third meeting between the teams and St. Mary’s first win against Abbeville.
Going into Friday’s game, AHS head coach Roderick Moy was worried about St. Mary’s quarterback Mixon Bankston.
Bankston did what Moy thought he would do. He scored three touchdowns with his legs and had two interceptions playing at free safety.

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