The North Iberville (Rosedale, LA) varsity football team will play a neutral playoff game against General Trass (Lake Providence, LA) on Friday, November 22, at 7:00 PM. This game is part of the 2024 LHSAA Football Playoffs (Louisiana) in the Division IV Non-Select tournament.

What: Louisiana High School Football
Who: North Iberville (LA) vs General Trass (LA)
When: Friday, November 22, 2024
Time: 7:00 p.m. ET
Bracket: 2024 LHSAA Football Playoffs (Louisiana) – Division IV Non-Select
Live stream: Watch live on NFHS Network

Football Team Comparison: General Trass vs. North Iberville (24-25)

As the high school football season continues, General Trass and North Iberville have established themselves as two competitive teams with strong performances on both offense and defense. Here’s a detailed look at how the two teams compare based on their rankings, statistics, and season performance.

Record Overview

General Trass finished the season with a solid 7-4 record. In district play, they were 3-2, and their home and away performances were relatively balanced, with a 3-3 home record and 4-1 away. Their win percentage stood at 63.6%, and they averaged 37.3 points per game. They scored 410 points over the season, while allowing 311.

In comparison, North Iberville had an even more impressive record, going 9-2 overall. They finished 2-1 in district play, with a dominant home record of 5-1 and a strong away performance of 4-1. Their win percentage was an outstanding 81.8%, and they averaged 39.0 points per game, with a total of 429 points scored and only 219 points allowed.

Scoring Averages by Quarter

• General Trass:
  • Q1: 1.5
  • Q2: 0
  • Q3: 0
  • Q4: 1.5
  • OT1: 14.0
  • Final: 37.3 points per game
• North Iberville:
  • Q1: 7.0
  • Q2: 15.2
  • Q3: 11.7
  • Q4: 8.7
  • Final: 39.0 points per game

North Iberville shows a more balanced offensive output, particularly in the second and third quarters, where they dominate. Meanwhile, General Trass seems to build momentum in overtime but struggles in the second and third quarters.

Team Stat Comparison

• Rushing Yards per Game:
  • General Trass: 247.9
  • North Iberville: 273.3
• Passing Yards per Game:
  • General Trass: 98.6
  • North Iberville: 137.4
• Receiving Yards per Game:
  • General Trass: 96.9
  • North Iberville: 137.6
• Total Yards per Game:
  • General Trass: 346.5
  • North Iberville: 410.6
• Points per Game:
  • General Trass: 30.0
  • North Iberville: 31.7

Both teams have strong offensive lines, but North Iberville has a slight edge in total yardage and passing game efficiency. Their ability to produce more yardage per game (410.6 vs. 346.5) makes them a formidable opponent.

Key Player Performances

• General Trass:
  • Ahmoniee Williams: Leads the team in multiple categories, including rushing yards (103.9 yards per game), passing yards (98.6), and total yards (202.5 per game). Williams is also responsible for 12.4 points per game.
  • Anton Davis: Contributes 69.1 receiving yards per game, while Joshua Hopkins leads the defense with 7.7 tackles per game.
• North Iberville:
  • Jeremy Favorite: The top rusher with 113.2 yards per game, contributing to the team’s high rushing average.
  • Justice Roy: Dominates in passing yards with 133.2 yards per game, showing his versatility as both a passer and a playmaker.
  • Bra’jon Melancon: Contributes 63.4 receiving yards per game and is a reliable target in the passing game.

Head-to-Head Matchup

Both teams have faced similar opponents throughout the season, with one common opponent that they both defeated. General Trass won 64-20 against Centerville, and North Iberville had a commanding 50-7 victory over Centerville earlier in the season. However, the head-to-head comparison between General Trass and North Iberville remains undetermined, as they have not yet played each other this season.

Conclusion

Both General Trass and North Iberville have had strong seasons, but North Iberville has a slight advantage overall with a better record, higher points per game, and a more balanced offensive attack. General Trass, however, continues to impress with standout players like Ahmoniee Williams, who can make an impact across multiple areas of the game.

With the potential for a future showdown, the difference in their offensive schemes—General Trass’s rushing strength versus North Iberville’s balanced passing and rushing attack—could prove to be the deciding factor. Regardless of the outcome, both teams have shown they are capable of making deep runs in the playoffs and providing exciting football for fans.