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West Jefferson High School, also known as WJHS, and West Jeff is a public high school located in Harvey in unincorporated Jefferson Parish, Louisiana, United States, just outside New Orleans. [2] It was founded in 1955. This is one of the schools in Jefferson Parish that offered the Laptop one to one initiative program. West Jefferson also ...
Grace King and West Jefferson were placed in District 8-5A with the other Jefferson Parish schools in 5A: Bonnabel, Higgins, John Ehret and Helen Cox, which opted to play up from 4A. Destrehan, East St. John and Hahnville were placed in District 7-5A with schools from the Houma-Thibodaux area: Central Lafourche, H.L. Bourgeois, South Lafourche ...
Although numerous late-season games are known to have been hastily scheduled between prominent teams and informally dubbed "state championship" games back in high school football's early years, [11]: 32 these games generally based their authority solely on general acclamation and were held without formal, independent third-party sponsors.
This story was updated with new information. During Louisiana football's Tuesday night game against Texas State, one of its leading defensive players, senior cornerback Keyon Martin, went down ...
One might not think that finance and football have much in common, but according to Jed Collins, a former NFL fullback best known for playing with the New Orleans Saints, now a certified financial...
Here's the Pigskin Prophet's predictions for quarterfinal high school football in the LHSAA playoffs.
School Name Location Nickname Colors Acadiana High School: Scott, Louisiana: Wreckin' Rams Barbe High School: Lake Charles, Louisiana: Buccaneers
John T. Curtis Jr. – Head football coach (1969–present), is the winningest head coach in high school football history and all of football passing the record in 2023 season and is the current leader in wins for active head coaches. [2] He is the second high school head football coach to ever reach the 600-win mark. [2]