The Extra Point: Trey Holly Becomes Louisiana’s All-Time Rush Leader
Union Parish’s Trey Holly Sets Louisiana’s All-Time Rushing Mark
Senior tailback Trey Holly made history Friday night as he became the state’s career rushing king as the Farmers defeated Bastrop, 62-12.
Holly surpassed Nick Brossette’s previous mark of 8,704 following a 274-yard performance capped by a touchdown run that helped to set the new record. With six weeks remaining in the regular season plus a five-week playoff schedule, the future LSU Tiger has an opportunity to surpass 10,000 yards in his career.
| Place | Player | School | Seasons | Yards | Difference |
| 1. | Trey Holly | Union Parish | 2018-Present | 8,707 | |
| 1. | Nick Brossette | University Lab | 2010-2014 | 8,704 | -3 |
| 2. | Kenny Hilliard | Patterson | 2007-2010 | 8,661 | -46 |
| 4. | Trey Hargrave | Lake Arthur | 2012-2016 | 8,327 | -380 |
| 5. | Germaine Williams | Ascension Catholic | 1986-1989 | 8,048 | -659 |
Cedar Creek’s Quincy Lewis Etches Name Into Program History
History was made in Ruston on Friday as Cedar Creek took down Delhi, 52-6, in district action.
The Cougars’ defensive leader Quincy Lewis became the school’s all-time tackles leader after reaching 317 against the Bears. The senior linebacker entered the game in third place, needing just seven tackles to set the all-time mark.
An Offensive Air Raid Invades Airline-Benton Rivalry Game
In one of the highest-scoring high school football games in recent memory, the Airline Vikings outlasted district foe Benton, 75-59, as both teams combined for over 1,200 yards of total offense.
The 134 total points are believed to be the most since Abbeville defeated Alexandria, 71-70, in 1996 and Acadiana’s 77-41 win over Parkway in the 2013 Class 5A state title game and Benton losing to Farmerville, 75-38, in the 1987 playoffs.
Airline finished with 366 passing yards and 201 rushing yards while Benton passed for 309 yards and rushed for 372.
The Streaks
It was 2019 when Ringgold High School last claimed victory in a football game.
On Friday night, the Redskins put the state’s longest losing streak to bed with a 36-34 overtime win over Plain Dealing. It was the program’s first win dating back to the 2019 season.
Westgate added to its consecutive win mark with a dominant 55-20 victory over St. Martinville. The Tigers are trailed by Glenbrook and St. Martin’s Episcopal.
Louisiana’s Longest Winning & Losing Streaks
Consecutive Wins
12 – Westgate
10 – Glenbrook
5 – St. Martin’s Episcopal
Consecutive Losses (10 or more games)
18 – LaGrange (def. Avoyelles, 38-32 • Oct. 10, 2019)
16 – Port Barre (def. Pine Prarie, 36-0 • Oct. 16, 2020)
15 – Pickering (def. Oakdale, 46-37 • Nov. 20, 2020)
14 – L.W. Higgins (def. Grace King, 19-0 • Nov. 2, 2020)
14 – Ville Platte (def. Pine Prairie, 36-28 • Nov. 13, 2020)
How The LSWA Top Ten Fared – Week 4
CLASS 5A
1. Karr (0-3) plays Saturday
2. Destrehan (4-0) beat Hahnville, 41-3
3. Catholic-Baton Rouge (3-1) beat St. Thomas More, 49-28
4. Zachary (2-1) did not play
5. Acadiana (3-1) beat Lafayette, 55-6
6. Ruston (3-1) beat Lafayette Christian, 35-20
7. Captain Shreve (3-1) lost to Byrd, 25-20
8. St. Augustine (3-0) plays Saturday
9. Byrd (4-0) beat Captain Shreve, 25-20
10. Brother Martin (3-1) beat Ouachita Parish, 38-20
Others receiving votes: Archbishop Rummel (3-0) plays Saturday, John Curtis (3-1) beat Jesuit, 28-10, Parkway (4-0) beat Haughton, 17-14, Jesuit (1-3) lost to John Curtis, 28-10, West Monroe (3-1) beat Scotlandville, 31-28, Carencro (3-1) beat Sulphur, 43-0, Southside (3-1) beat New Iberia, 37-7.
CLASS 4A
1. Westgate (4-0) beat St. Martinville, 55-20
2. Lafayette Christian (3-1) lost to Ruston, 35-20
3. St. Thomas More (3-1) lost to Catholic-Baton Rouge, 49-28
4. Neville (3-1) beat North Caddo, 50-24
5. Warren Easton (3-1) beat B.T. Washington-NO, 56-22
6. Northwood-Shreveport (2-2) lost to Huntington, 28-20
7. De La Salle (4-0) beat St. Charles, 27-14
8. Lutcher (3-1) beat Vandebilt Catholic, 42-7
9. Leesville (4-0) beat Catholic-New Iberia, 26-0
10. Belle Chasse (4-0) beat Salmen, 35-30
(tie) North DeSoto (4-0) beat Minden, 40-12
Others receiving votes: Teurlings Catholic (4-0) beat Notre Dame, 38-14, West Feliciana (4-0) beat Tara, 42-6, Huntington (2-2) beat Northwood-Shreveport, 28-20, Cecilia (3-1) beat Crowley, 57-27.
CLASS 3A
1. E.D. White (3-1) lost to Woodlawn-Baton Rouge, 29-26
2. Union Parish (3-1) beat Bastrop, 62-12
3. University (2-2) beat Mentorship, 62-0
4. Church Point (4-0) beat Pine Prairie, 58-13
5. Sterlington (1-3) lost to Carroll, 34-20
6. Amite (3-1) beat Country Day, 26-24
7. Madison Prep (2-2) beat Parkview Baptist, 26-7
8. Abbeville (3-1) beat Beau Chene, 41-2
9. St. James (3-1) beat Assumption, 33-7
10. Lake Charles (2-2) Prep beat South Beauregard, 51-0
Others receiving votes: John F. Kennedy (3-1) lost to Helen Cox, 25-24, Parkview Baptist (3-1) lost to Madison Prep, 26-7, Iowa (3-1) beat Jennings, 36-22, St. Martinville (1-4) lost to Westgate, 55-20, Bogalusa (2-1) plays Saturday.
CLASS 2A
1. Many (4-0) beat Newman, 25-17
2. Newman (3-1) lost to Many, 25-17
3. Notre Dame (3-1) lost to Teurlings Catholic, 38-14
4. St. Charles Catholic (2-2) lost to De La Salle, 27-14
5. North Caddo (3-1) lost to Neville, 50-24
6. Oak Grove (3-1) beat Rayville, 61-26
7. Dunham (3-1) beat Ascension Catholic, 20-19
8. Calvary Baptist (2-2) beat Wossman, 52-20
9. Mangham (3-1) beat General Trass, 60-26
10. Avoyelles (3-1) beat Bunkie, 70-16
Others receiving votes: Episcopal-BR (4-0) beat Port Allen, 38-14, Rosepine (3-1) beat Vinton, 43-6, General Trass (2-2) lost to Mangham, 60-26, Welsh (3-0) beat Pickering, 73-14, Loreauville (2-2) lost to North Vermilion, 35-21, Grand Lake (4-0) beat Oakdale, 26-20 (OT).
CLASS 1A
1. Ouachita Christian (4-0) beat Tensas, 52-0
2. Homer (3-1) beat Magnolia School of Excellence, 47-0
3. Southern Lab (2-1) beat Opelousas Catholic, 34-20
4. Kentwood (4-0) beat Walker, 20-19
5. Logansport (3-1) beat Mansfield, 52-8
6. Vermilion Catholic (4-0) beat Erath, 34-0
7. Haynesville (3-1) lost to Glenbrook, 56-17
8. Ascension Catholic (3-1) lost to Dunham, 20-19
9. St. Frederick (3-1) beat Delhi Charter, 40-16
10. Riverside Academy (3-1) beat Houma Christian, 61-0
Others receiving votes: Glenbrook Academy (4-0) beat Haynesville, 56-17, Catholic-Pointe Coupee (4-0) beat Wilkinson County, Miss., 58-16, Opelousas Catholic (1-3) lost to Southern Lab, 34-20, Central Catholic-Morgan City (3-1) beat Covenant Christian, 48-12, St. Martin’s (4-0) beat Abramson, 47-6.