Blue Jays on the Road to Lafayette for Week 2 of State Playoffs
Jesuit and St. Thomas More Game Will Be Streamed Live on WRBH Radio

The #6-seeded Jays hit the road to Lafayette on Friday to play the #3-seeded St. Thomas More. Fans will be able to listen to the game live on the website of radio station WRBH (88.3 FM). website.
View the Jesuit – St. Augustine Playoff Game Gallery
Round 2 of the LHSAA 5A state football playoffs has the #6-seeded Jesuit Blue Jays traveling to Lafayette this Friday to take on the #3-seeded St. Thomas More Cougars.
Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. at Cougar Stadium on the school’s campus.

Offensive lineman Emerson Wenzel (79) congratulates quarterback Trey LaForge after he faked a handoff and kept the ball himself, skirting end for a 2-yard touchdown, the Jays’ second TD against St. Augustine in last week’s playoff game.
The Jays (9-2) are coming off a strong opening round win against St. Augustine, 42-14. It was the second week in a row that Jesuit beat the Purple Knights. In the last week of the regular season, the Jays topped St. Aug, 34-20. The Cougars (9-1) enter the contest well-rested after earning a first-round bye because of their #3 seed rank. Both teams sport sterling records as the Jays are 8-2 and the Cougars 9-1. The winner advances to the semifinals round on November 28 and will take on the victor of the Teulings Catholic – Archbishop Rummel game.
Ticket Information
Jesuit stopped selling pre-game sale tickets Friday morning. All tickets purchased at the gate are $9. Student IDs and season passes will not be accepted for this playoff game.
Broadcast & Streaming of the Game
The game will be broadcast on WRBH Radio (88.3 FM). Click the “Listen Live” link at the top of the station’s home page. Jesuit alumnus Danny Riehm ’00 will handle play-by-play duties with Joey Latino, the Blue Jays’ assistant athletic director and head baseball coach, providing insightful game analysis. The pre-game show starts at 6:45 p.m. The live audio stream of the game also may be accessed via the athletic schedule of events on the Jesuit website.
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Galleries
Football 2014 (Week 11, Opening Round State Playoffs); Jesuit vs. St. Augustine, Friday, November 14
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The Blue Jays emerge from the tunnel at Tad Gormley Stadium to play St. Augustine in the opening round of playoffs. The Jays won, 42-14.
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Chris Mills (25) finds the end zone on a 4-yard touchdown run to open the scoring for the Blue Jays. Foster Moreau is ready to help Mills to his feet and congratulate him.
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Trey LaForge passes to Malcolm Ben early in the first quarter LaForge was 11 for 15 in passing with 122 yards and three touchdowns.
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Charles Jackson had 12 carries for 111 yards and one touchdown, a great 60-yard run.
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Offensive lineman Emerson Wenzel (79) congratulates quarterback Trey LaForge after he faked a handoff and kept the ball himself, skirting end for a 2-yard touchdown, the Jays' second TD.
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Defensive end Osman Torres (91) comes up with a big play, recovering a Purple Knight fumble.
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Alex Rabalais (30) was wide open in the end zone for Trey LaForge to hit him with a 5-yard touchdown pass.
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Hunt Robert (51), with Osman Torres right behind him, drops the St. Aug quarterback for a big loss.
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Chris Mills leaves a defender behind as he rounds end for a first down. Mills carried the ball 25 times for 107 yards.
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Kalija Lipscomb is dragged down after catching a pass for a first down. Earlier, Lipscomb caught a LaForge pass for a 35-yard touchdown.
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Charles Jackson sheds a tackle on his way to picking up one of the Jays' 21 first downs in the game.
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Safety Mark Beebe times this interception perfectly.
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Jesuit's cheerleaders will be needed in Lafayette when the Jays play the Cougars of St. Thomas More.
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The players and fans sing the Alma Mater.
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Coach Mark Songy tells his players after the game that St. Thomas More will be a very tough contest.