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Honoring dedication, service
We've been fishing, and we went to a Wildcatters (indoor football) game on Sunday ... Martin Parish Sheriff Ronnie Theriot and Lafayette Marshal Nicky Picard both recalled long friendships with the honoree, who was always available with a helpful ...
. Wildcatters Slam the Force, Remain Perfect at Home
The Lafayette Wildcatters and Greenville Force brought identical 2-4 records to the Cajundome Monday, May 24 to scratch it out on the rig floor, with Lafayette hoping to build on its perfect home record in 2010 Southern Indoor Football League play.
The Wildcatters began with a methodical first-drive march up the field, ending the possession on a Mitch Craft two-yard touchdown run to give Lafayette its first points and a 7-0 lead.
On its first possession, the Force looked to keep pace, with quarterback Jermaine Davis launching a length-of-field scoring pass into the outstretched hands of Bryan Harvey. Lafayette’s Eric Phillips got a mitt on the PAT try, but the kick caromed through the uprights, and the score stood tied at 7.
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. Wildcatters cruise past Force, 90-17
Wildcatters cruise past Force, 90-17
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. Wildcatters cruise past Force, 90-17
The Lafayette Wildcatters improved to 3-4 on the year Monday night with a convincing, 90-17 win over the Greenville Force in the Cajundome. The Wildcatters began with a methodical first-drive march up the field, ending the possession on a Mitch Craft ...
. Force intent upon staying
Tony Wells, the Force coach and owner, said the team used replacement players Monday night during its 90-19 loss to the Lafayette Wildcatters in Lafayette, La. “The players were paid, transportation was covered and everybody is happy,” Hager said ...
. Bucs Extend Home Steak To 32
500 and will get back on the road next weekend when they take on their "I-10" rivals in the Lafayette Wildcatters (3-4). Columbus will look to rebound when they return home to match-up against the first place Albany Panthers (6-1). Both games will ...
. Louisiana Swashbucklers Down Columbus Lions in SIFL
The Swashbucklers will next face off against their I-10 rivals, the Lafayette Wildcatters (3-4) on Saturday, while the Lions will play the league leading Albany Panthers (6-1) at home.
. Swashbucklers vs Wildcatters II
The Lafayette Wildcatters and Louisiana Swashbucklers renew their interstate 10 rivalry Saturday night at 8:05 p.m. on the “Rig Floor” in the Cajundome. On May 1st the two teams played the only overtime game of the year in an instant classic that resulted in a 59-52 Wildcatter win.
A lot has changed for both teams in the last 5 weeks. After the May 1st game the Swashbucklers fired head coach Shadrick McAfee and promoted defensive coordinator Michael Warren to head coach. The biggest move for the Swashbucklers however was bringing former head coach Darnell Lee back as the offensive coordinator. Several former Swashbucklers have found there way back to Lake Charles including 2009 SIFL President’s Cup MVP defensive lineman Bryant Mason; along with former starting quarterback Freddie Harrison, who has started the last two games for the Swashbucklers. Harrison’s two starts have resulted in wins over Albany, 67-43, and Columbus 51-31. Lafayette Wildcatter head coach Skip Foster noticed the change in the Swashbucklers offensive schemes, “they do some different things now and do a good job at it. They are running the ball much more effectively and that will present a much different challenge to our defense.”
The Wildcatters have not remained status quo either, as they changed their starting quarterback to Juan Joseph, 39 of 56 for 413 yards and 12 touchdowns the last two games. Joseph has lead the Wildcatters to an offensive explosion in beating the North Texas Crunch 81-17, and the Greenville Force 90-19. Coach Foster likes what he has seen out of Joseph, “Juan has done a nice job for us. He is progressing well; however, this will be his biggest challenge. The Swashbucklers do a very good job of getting after the quarterback. Our offensive line is going to have to do a good job in protecting Juan.” Joseph’s two favorite targets have been Clyde Edwards, who has 16 catches for 209 yards and 6 touchdowns in the last two games; while Tim Richmond has 12 catches for 106 yards and 4 touchdowns.
Foster realizes the importance of this game, “this game has playoff implications for both teams. We are trying to win the season series versus the Swashbucklers and position ourselves as best as possible for the playoffs.”
Tickets are available at the Cajundome box office. After Saturday night the Wildcatters have only two more home games before closing their season on the road versus the Swashbucklers.
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. Wildcatters, Swashbucklers face off
The Lafayette Wildcatters and Louisiana Swashbucklers renew their I-10 rivalry at 8:05 tonight in the Cajundome. The last time the two teams met in the Cajundome, it resulted in the only overtime game of the year as the Wildcatters pulled out a 59-52 ...
. Wildcatters Take Out Swashbucklers In Saturday Night
The Lafayette Wildcatters (3-4) brought its undefeated home record to the Cajundome on Saturday, June 5 to face in-state SIFL rival the Louisiana Swashbucklers (4-4). Lafayette benefited from two offside penalties to start its first possession, and ...
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