Our 11 enshrinees in the LSHOF Class of 2018 had special intro video tributes at the annual Induction Ceremony in Natchitoches.
Our 11 enshrinees in the LSHOF Class of 2018 had special intro video tributes at the annual Induction Ceremony in Natchitoches.
A new look for the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame induction ceremony did not change the emotions that flowed from the 11-enshrinee class that officially joined the hall Saturday night.
We reflect on those LSHOF inductees who passed away in the past year.
A record group of 200 boys and girls ages 6-16 received football and basketball instruction in a free camp run by the New Orleans Saints and New Orleans Pelicans at the NSU Randall Webb Wellness and Recreation Center and at adjacent Turpin Stadium.
A free riverbank concert featuring Grammy Award-winning Cajun entertainer Wayne Toups, introduction of the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame’s 2018 induction class and fireworks over Cane River Lake in downtown Natchitoches combined for a perfect summer Friday night.
The Hall of Fame Induction Dinner and Ceremony is sold out and will have a capacity crowd of over 700. Cox Sports Television will provide live coverage beginning at 6 p.m.
By Ted Lewis
Written for the LSWA
When Steve Gleason received the devastating diagnosis in 2011 that he had contracted amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or ALS, he could have, understandably, accepted his fate — that his condition was terminal, usually within a couple of years.
Cox Sports Television, which has provided highlight shows reviewing the LSHOF Induction Celebration for 15 years, is launching live coverage of the two major events for the first time.
By Joel Erickson
Written for the LSWA
Reggie Wayne left such an indelible mark on his teams that it’s hard to imagine him playing for anybody else.
By Bruce Brown
Written for the LSWA
Jerry Simmons knew it was risky, but it was a risk worth taking.