Sports

By Daniel Jones, editor
The Many Tiger’s season came to a screeching halt on November 20, as the top-seeded, defending state champions fell to the West St. John Rams.
The game began as Tabarious Garner took the kickoff and went to the far left, only to be upended at the 22-yard line. James Carhee ran for a quick first down and into Ram territory, but it was AJ Carter who ran for another touch down and just kept on going for a 23-yard touchdown run. The point attempt was blocked, which put the Tigers 6-0.
The Tiger defense looked strong, with Alan Warfield almost getting an interception that ultimately helped the Tigers get the ball back.
Damarious Coleman caught a big pass during the next offensive possession, as he was wide open for a touchdown. The Tigers went for two via Carter, which put the score up 14-0.

AJ Carter puts up one of those signature Many Tiger runs during the complete rout of the Mentorship Academy Sharks on November 13.

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Bringing his wins to two in a row, Jim Campbell wins the Many Bass Club’s November tournament with a five-fish stringer weighing 17.39 pounds. He is also the big bass winner with a whopping 9.82 pound lunker. Campbell caught his fish using a pumpkin seed worm and carolina rig off points and ledges in the San Miguel/Highway 1215 area of the lake.

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Seniors Tyler Colston, Antwon Maxie, Marcus Wiseman, and Alan Warfield represented the Tigers during the coin toss.

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Braxton Miller is shown bringing down a Rosepine Eagle.

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By Daniel Jones, editor

The Many Tigers defeated the Oakdale Warriors on October 23 by a score of 19-7, bringing the championship hopefuls to a 7-1 record on the season. The game began with the Tigers kicking off, a pooch kick the Warriors fell on at the 47-yard line. The Warriors opening drive did nothing, and the Tiger offense was soon on the prowl.

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Jim Campbell won the Many Bass Club’s October tournament with a five-fish stringer weighing 14.52 pounds. He also claimed Big Bass honors with a 4.15 pound lunker. Campbell caught his fish using a pumpkin seed worm and Carolina rig off points and ledges in the San Miguel/Highway 1215 area of the lake.

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By Daniel Jones, editor

The Many Tigers ended the winning streak of the Menard Eagles on October 16 during the annual “red out” game to benefit the son of Coach Jeremie and Katie Ryan, whose son has CHD, or a congenital heart defect Many began the game by kicking off to the Eagles. A series of penalties for facemask infractions and pass interference allowed Menard to gain an early lead after #25 Landon Barron got into the end zone to put them up 7-0 after a point attempt.

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By Daniel Jones, editor

Following a tremendous homecoming weekend, the Many Tigers traveled to Bunkie for an October 9 matchup that saw state championship hopefuls move to 5-1 on the season. The Bunkie Panthers began the game with their offense on the field, but were quickly stuffed out of any positive yardage by the Tiger defense.

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On Friday October 2, Many High School celebrated its 69th annual homecoming. Classmates dating back from 1955 to those who graduated this spring joined together to catch up with old friends. The young ladies selected by their classmates as members for the 2015 Homecoming Court were honored during half-time.

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