Amite snaps 14-year title drought
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NEW ORLEANS - The Amite Warriors brought home their first state title in 14 years after routing the defending 2A state champion Welsh Greyhounds 47-20, in Friday's Class 2A state championship game.
LSU's entire defensive staff was in attendance to see two of Louisiana’s top 2019 prospects — defensive lineman Ishmael Sopsher and wide receiver Devonta Lee.
#LSU DC Dave Aranda & DL coach Dennis Johnson in the Superdome to see big Ishmael Sopsher (@isopsher), a huge priority for the Tigers’ 2019 class.
— Jerit Roser (@JeritRoser) December 7, 2018
College coaches all over the stadium today. pic.twitter.com/PHS8LGWquf
Lee had a monster performance with one interception, one forced fumble. Then on offense he reeled in three catches for 118 yards and a touchdown, all while sporting the LSU Tiger gloves. In the first half, Lee had a 90-yard pick-six wiped off the board from a penalty. His second interception of the day was also negated from a penalty.
The LHSAA named quarterback Amani Gilmore the games Most Outstanding Player for his six touchdown performance. The Kentucky Wildcat commit ripped apart the Greyhounds defense throwing for five touchdowns on 11-of-17 passing. He racked up 286 yards through the air and another 110 on the ground.
Class 2A champions: Amite pic.twitter.com/IWeKRxb0Zi
— Sam Spiegelman (@samspiegs) December 7, 2018