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Photo submitted by Reynold Meyer St. Joseph quarterback CJ Moore races down the field during his team’s 48-0 victory over Carroll Academy in the MAIS Class 4A playoffs.

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St. Joseph not looking past Riverfield Raiders in Friday’s Class 4A semifinal
By DAVID W. HEALY
Wed,11/09/22-9:33AM , 4,844 Reads
St. Joseph Catholic School’s MAIS Class 4A Semifinal home game against the Riverfield Academy Raiders on Friday will be a rematch between an earlier game this season. On Oct. 7, the Irish went to Rayville, La., and beat Riverfield 30-13.
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Patrick Travis named Player of the Week as GCS Saints head into state semis
By DAVID W. HEALY
Wed,11/09/22-9:02AM , 12,281 Reads
Greenville Christian School’s Patrick Travis, the Planters Bank Player of the Week, has accepted a much bigger role on his football team this season.
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St. Joseph Catholic School’s Carson Graham (in green) makes an open field tackle Friday night against a Carroll Academy offensive player. Graham and his Irish defeated the Rebels 48-0 to advance to the semifinals of the MAIS Class 4A Playoffs.

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St. Joseph dominates Carroll Academy 48-0 to reach state semifinals
By DAVID W. HEALY
Fri,11/04/22-10:17PM , 5,966 Reads
The St. Joseph Catholic School football team opened its 2022 playoff run in dominating fashion as the Irish took down visiting Carroll Academy 48-0 in the MAIS Class 4A Quarterfinals Friday night in Greenville.
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Daneshea Davis looks to make difference at Riverside
By DAVID W. HEALY
Fri,11/04/22-2:00PM , 36,097 Reads
AVON — Daneshea Davis, the new girls basketball coach at Riverside High School, has always dreamed about becoming a basketball coach, and for her it was about more than just the love of the game. For Davis, it was a way she could make the biggest difference in her community.
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