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St Thomas More QB, LSU Commit Walker Howard Named Louisiana Gatorade Player of the Year | 103 7 The Game | Acadiana s Sports Station

After a banner year quarterbacking the St. Thomas More Cougars, Walker Howard received one more honor to wrap up his junior season. Howard, an LSU commit for the class of 2022, was named the 2021 Louisiana Gatorade Player of the Year. He is the first player from St. Thomas More to receive the award. Howard led the Cougars to a Division II State Championship and a perfect 10-0 record in 2020, throwing for 3,430 yards and 39 touchdowns. His stellar season was capped off with 381 yards passing and four touchdowns in a 35-28 win over De La Salle in the state title game. Howard joins recent Gatorade Louisiana Football Players of the Year Christian Westcott (2019-20, Lakeshore High School), Derek Stingley Jr. (2018-19, Dunham School), Slade Bolden (2017-18, West Monroe High School), and Keytaon Thompson (2016-17, Landry-Walker High School).

Film Prize Jr announces winning Louisiana students, schools

View Comments Film Prize Junior’s record-breaking 2021 festival came to a close last night during a live broadcasted Awards Ceremony where the winning films were announced and over $10,000 in scholarships and media grants were awarded. The festival, presented by the Louisiana Film Entertainment Association (LFEA) and the Prize Foundation, featured a record-breaking 68 films from 37 schools across the state of Louisiana and saw over 3,000 votes come in from 49 states across the country as well as from England, Ontario Canada, and Puerto Rico over three times the number of votes from last year’s festival. “I’m not sure we were fully prepared for the overwhelming response to Film Prize Junior 2021,” said Gregory Kallenberg, executive director of the Prize Foundation and Film Prize Junior. “These incredibly talented young filmmakers created some amazing films, and then they brought a massive crowd to the festival. We were blown away!”

In New Orleans, Music Education Programs Cautiously Fall Back In Step

Students rehearse outdoors at The Roots of Music. The education nonprofit has kept its marching band going throughout the pandemic and resumed in-person rehearsal over the summer. In the weeks after this year s Mardi Gras celebrations, New Orleans experienced one of the most explosive COVID-19 outbreaks in the country. Since then, music has largely been missing from a city that depends on it. Parades have been canceled for the upcoming Mardi Gras season and indoor performances are prohibited. Outdoor performances, no matter how small, require a permit. The restrictions, meant to limit the spread of the coronavirus, have devastated professional musicians and affected other aspects of the city s vibrant music scene, including education.

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