Two St. Augustine seniors earned a place on the 2019-2020 Clarion Herald Elite Boys’ Basketball Team. Both guards, Jaron Pierre Jr. and D’Mari Wiltz, were starters on the Purple Knight varsity team and were recognized for their talent and leadership on the court. Senior point guard D’Mari Wiltz earns Co-Outstanding Player designation Wiltz is one of only two players that
St. Augustine senior guard Neal P. Hamilton III, has been named to the 2019-2020 Louisiana High School Athletic Association’s (LHSAA) Boys Basketball Class All-Academic Team. The LHSAA All-Academic Award Program recognizes the academic excellence of senior student-athletes who have attained a 3.5 grade point average or higher by placing them on the Composite All-Academic Team or Class All-Academic Team.
What a great day it was for nine holes, as our Purple Knight Golf team hit the green for the second time this season. The Purple Knights took on the Brother Martin Crusaders, at Bayou Oaks (South), in City Park. On the course competing were: Team Captain, Brandon Williams – Junior. Team Co-Captain, Zion Brown
On Friday, March 6th, at the Patrick L. Ruth Memorial Relays, in Tad Gormley Stadium, the track and field team was focused, prepared and ready to compete at a high level. Not only did they compete, they shined, as Purple Knights do. Shot Put 2nd place – Zachary LeBeau 3rd place – Jabazz Perique Discus
The Purple Knights went 31-1 this season, (12-0) in District 9-5A while playing 7 games without Head Coach Mitchell Johnson. The Purple Knight team led by seniors, Jaron Pierre Jr, Jaden Clark, D’Mari Wiltz, Jaheim Walters, Rodney Atkinson, Neal Hamilton III and Kendal Rowan, they were poised to make their run at a title. This year, was
Mar 16 Boys Junior Varsity Baseball vs. Saint Martin’S Episcopal School 4:00 pm | Perry Roehm Stadium Mar 17 Boys Varsity Baseball at St. Martins 4:30 pm | Mike Miley Stadium Mar 17 Boys Freshman Baseball vs. John Curtis Christian High School 5:00 pm | John Curtis High School Mar 18 Boys Varsity Track vs.
The State Championship game between St. Augustine High School and Scotlandville High School set for Saturday, March 14 will continue. However, as a result of the Gov. John Bel Edwards announcement limiting public gatherings to no more than 250 people, the game will be closed to the general public. This means that at this time
With Tuesday’s 83-67 win over Catholic High School, our Purple Knights advance to the state basketball championship game. The team will travel to Scotlandville on Saturday, March 14. Tip-off is at 4 P.M. Doors open at 2 p.m. A section of seats will be reserved for St. Augustine fans directly behind our team’s bench. The
