Jace LeJeune

4 weeks ago | gridironfootballusa.com | Jace LeJeune |Andy Bryson

At the quarterback position, a name that Central Louisiana needs to pay attention to in the near future is Grant High School signal caller Gage Hossieni. Over the last two years, Hossieni has been a frequent camper during our Gridiron Football Elite Camp series and has shown a lot of potential only entering his sophomore season. The 5’10, 154 pound Class of 2028 quarterback prospect can stand tall in the pocket and has a very good delivery.

1 month ago | gridironfootballusa.com | Jace LeJeune |Andy Bryson

On the next stop of our Gridiron Football Spring Tour, we got the chance to see the Hammond Tornadoes scrimmage the Franklinton Demons. Both teams have high expectations heading into the 2025 season as the Tornadoes are coming off a playoff appearance in Division I (Non-Select) while the Franklinton Demons came just a couple of plays short of winning the Division II (Non-Select) State Championship. Here are a couple of tidbits about how both teams did in the scrimmage.

1 month ago | gridironfootballusa.com | Jace LeJeune |Andy Bryson

St. Michael fans have been waiting for over two years to finally start playing football games in their stadium and that day finally came on Tuesday as the Warriors took on the Fontainebleau Bulldogs for the spring game. Here are some notes and highlights about both teams from the spring scrimmage.

1 month ago | gridironfootballusa.com | Jace LeJeune |Andy Bryson

Like in the LHSAA, there is a lot of really good talent in the MAIS including one such talent that plays football for Silliman High School, which is located in Clinton, Louisiana. That player is two way star in RB/DE Isaac Garba, who is a force to be reckoned with on the gridiron for the Wildcats. At 6’0, 240 pounds, Garba is an absolute tank that just plows through defenders when he carries the football just like a couple of other bruising runners in which he models his game after.

1 month ago | gridironfootballusa.com | Jace LeJeune |Andy Bryson

Playing for Louisiana powerhouse Zachary High School, linebacker Dylan Shelmire is another impressive prospect. At 5’11, 215 pounds with a 3.2 GPA, Shelmire is an athletic linebacker that runs well sideline to sideline and can line up all over the field. The 2nd Team All-District linebacker has the physicality to play inside, but also the speed and hustle to play on the edge or on the outside.