Posts Tagged ‘Baseball’
LHSAA Convention: Principals To Mull Over Playoff, Select Designation Options Following Friday Session
The LHSAA principals will have a few months to think about what the landscape will look like in the future for playoffs and Select designations.
Read MoreLHSAA Principals Listen, Discuss Playoff Restructure As Friday Vote Looms
With Friday’s general business meeting set, LHSAA principals gathered together for classification meetings to work on a possible solution best for all member schools.
Read MoreCOLUMN: Chaos Could Ensue if LHSAA Membership Fails to Ratify Modified Playoffs
Friday’s vote could change postseason landscape should member schools fail to ratify proposed changes to postseason structures.
Read MoreWhat To Know Before LHSAA Convention Vote On Friday
The LHSAA holds its annual convention this week with an important vote looming that could reshape the postseason for multiple sports.
Read MoreLHSAA Executive Committee Adds Fifth Division To Basketball, Baseball & Softball
The LHSAA executive committee voted to add a fifth division for playoff brackets in boys and girls basketball, baseball and softball.
Read MoreMonumental Decision: LHSAA Executive Committee Votes To Restructure Playoffs For Various Sports
For the first time in nearly a decade, Non-Select/Select playoffs receive a major overhaul for football, basketball, baseball & softball.
Read MoreNFHS Adjusts Rules To Allow High School Baseball Players To Wear Jewelry
High school baseball players will be permitted to wear jewelry starting in 2023 after the NFHS announced Its rule change on Monday.
Read MoreCrescent City Sports Prep Summer League Playoffs Set For Wednesday Start, To Be Live Streamed
Wednesday’s semifinals begin at 4 p.m., with the championship game Thursday night at 6:30.
Read MoreRosepine’s Ethan Frey Earns 2022 LSWA Mr. Baseball Accolade
Frey hit .487 with 13 home runs and was 5-0 with 2 saves and a 0.77 ERA, with 43 strikeouts in 27 innings pitched.
Read MoreLHSAA Baseball Alumni Participating In College World Series
Half of the teams who advanced to this year’s national championships are fortunate to have at least one LHSAA baseball alum on the roster.
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