The Patriots win again! They played Northshore at 7pm for the home opener. The weather was amazing for our fans. The defense played well, and they laid out the QB three times. Jaden Keelen, Prentice MacKyeon Jr, and Justin Lagarde each picked up one sack. They finished the game with 407 rushing yards with the help from Isaac Hrabovsky, who had 85 yards and a score, and London Padgett with 40 yards and a touchdown. The Patriots ended the game 53-11.

Doug was a member of the first football state championship team in 1975. He was also a member of the 1977 state championship team, the school’s second championship. During the 1977 state championship season, Doug was recognized as the district’s "Most Valuable Player", as a linebacker. He was named to the All Southern United States Regional team and selected to play in the Louisiana High School All Star game as a member of the East squad. His biggest honor was being named an All-American, which was the school’s first athlete to be recognized nationally.

In her five years of swimming at JCCS, Stephanie won numerous district and state championships swimming her favorite race, the 500 yard Freestyle, in which she set a state record. She also placed 2nd in the state in the 200 yard Freestyle. She was the captain of the swim team for three seasons at JCCS. Stephanie earned a full swim scholarship to LSU. While at LSU she became an NCAA All-American and won the team’s MVP in 2002. In 2003 and 2004, LSU gave the “Clutch” award for her efforts to come up big for her team. During her time at LSU she set the school records in the 500 yard, 1,000 yard and 1,650 yard Freestyle. Her last record lasted 22 years and was just broken this past season. She also ranked in the top 50 in the world in the 400 meter Freestyle..