The St. James Wildcats are preparing for their third straight game against a north Louisiana team, hoping to win the Division III nonselect title against Union Parish. St. James coach LaVanta Davis believes that their previous experience and hard work will give them an advantage. The game will take place at the LHSAA Prep Classic in the Caesars Superdome. While Union Parish has played in the past three Prep Classics, St. James is motivated to avenge their semifinal loss from last year and showcase their potential. Quarterback Brayden Williams leads the Wildcats with impressive stats, and they believe they match up well against Union Parish's physical playing style.

Why It Matters

The St. James Wildcats have the opportunity to win the Division III nonselect title, and their preparation and determination will be key to their success.

By the Numbers
  • St. James Wildcats' quarterback Brayden Williams has passed for 2,506 yards and 30 touchdowns with only five interceptions.
  • Kobe Brown ranks among the state's top receivers with 73 catches for 1,248 yards and 15 touchdowns.
State of Play
  • The St. James Wildcats are facing Union Parish in the Division III nonselect title game.
  • St. James avenged their semifinal loss from last year by defeating reigning champion Many 40-0 in the quarterfinals.
  • Quarterback Brayden Williams and receiver Jakias Villanueva have been key players for the Wildcats.
Bottom Line

The St. James Wildcats are poised to win the Division III nonselect title with their experience, hard work, and key players leading the way.