Christopher Dabe

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No. 9 Rummel and No. 8 John Curtis will face each other in the regional round of the LHSAA baseball playoffs next week, as shown when the LHSAA released playoff brackets on Tuesday. The best-of-three series between the two District 9-5A schools will be a rematch from when Curtis beat Rummel in the state semifinals last season. Curtis won that game 2-1 with a squeeze bunt in the bottom of the 11th inning. The schools split their two regular-season games this season.

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Bidistrict roundNo. 17 Higgins (18-10) at No. 16 Lafayette (15-13)No. 20 Liberty (15-15) at No. 13 St. Augustine (18-14)No. 19 Riverdale (16-12) at No. 14 Pineville (15-15)No. 18 C.E. Byrd (13-21) at No. 15 St. Paul’s (8-18)Regional roundNo. 1 Catholic-Baton Rouge (29-5) vs. No. 17/16 winnerNo. 9 Rummel (21-12) at No. 8 John Curtis (22-12)No. 12 Alexandria (18-14) at No. 5 Jesuit (22-10)No. 4 St. Thomas More (22-7) vs. No. 20/13 winner No. 3 Brother Martin (25-6) vs.

1 week ago | nola.com | Christopher Dabe |Chris Dabe

Randal Agee always tried to help his teammates, even if it cost him some playing time. He played youth sports at Terrytown Playground on the west bank, and sometimes, the players he helped would get more playing time than he did — and he was OK with that.

1 week ago | nola.com | Christopher Dabe |Chris Dabe

The past week in New Orleans area high school sports included several outstanding performances in many different sports. Which of them was the best? Here is your chance to make your vote count and choose the NOLA.com athlete of the week. This poll covers top performers in Orleans, Jefferson, St. Bernard, Plaquemines and the River Parishes. This poll will close at noon Thursday. Once the poll closes, please visit The Times-Picayune High School Sports Facebook page to see the winning selection.

2 weeks ago | nola.com | Christopher Dabe |Chris Dabe

Brother Martin and Shaw won team bowling state championships Thursday — and did it with a dose of drama. Both teams overcame uncomfortable deficits and ultimately came away with victories in the LHSAA state finals at Premier Lanes in Gonzales, where Brother Martin topped Slidell in Division I and Shaw defeated Belle Chasse in Division II. No. 1 seeded Brother Martin made a comeback over the final two games and won 14-13 after No. 2 Slidell led 7-1 after the first game.