Bunkie High School is celebrating Homecoming with a variety of activities this week. The festivities began Sunday with the Mother-Daughter Tea at the home of Dr. Don Hines in Bunkie.
Marksville High will have to look for other funding sources to repair its track after the School Board narrowly rejected a committee recommendation to use Needs Assessment revenue for the $120,000
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Mustang Quarterback Brody Knott (right in gray) leads the way for running back Javien Jackson during Avoyelles’ 58-29 trouncing of the visiting Menard Eagles last Friday. {Photo by Connie Giovanetti}
If you like to see the scoreboard light up, then Week 3 was your kind of week for the three football playing high schools in Avoyelles Parish. There were 189 points scored in the three games.
Marksville High School will celebrate its homecoming for 2017 this week with several activities.
The Homecoming Court features 13 young women vying for the title of Homecoming Queen.
Tigers keep Catskin
Marksville High School Tigers players and coaches surround the coveted Catskin banner after defeating the Bunkie Panthers, 44-0, in the season opener for both teams on Sept. 1. Marksville now holds a six-game winning streak in the traditional rivalry game that was put on hold the past two years due to scheduling conflicts. Bunkie holds an overall advantage in the long-running series. The win means the banner will be displayed again this year at Marksville and be up for grabs again next Fall. {Photo by Crystal Fuqua}
As if there weren't going to be enough distractions with Bunkie and Marksville meeting in football for the first time in three seasons in the renewal of The Battle for the Catskin, Hurricane Harve
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