The Plaquemine (LA) varsity football team will host a home playoff game against Cecilia (LA) on Friday, December 6, at 7 p.m. This matchup is part of the “2024 LHSAA Football Playoffs (Louisiana) – Division II Non-Select” tournament.

Plaquemine vs Cecilia Game Info:

What: Louisiana High School Football
Who: Plaquemine (LA) vs Cecilia (LA)
When: Friday, December 6, 2024
Time: 7:00 p.m. ET
Where: Plaquemine High School
Bracket: 2024 LHSAA Football Playoffs (Louisiana) – Division II Non-Select
Live stream: Watch here

Game preview: Plaquemine vs Cecilia

The 2024-2025 high school football season has showcased some exceptional talent and fierce competition among Louisiana’s top teams. Among these, Cecilia and Plaquemine stand out for their impressive records, team dynamics, and individual player performances. This article delves into their season statistics, individual achievements, and their encounter against common opponents, providing insight into their respective strengths.

Season Records and Standings

Cecilia and Plaquemine both had commendable seasons, with distinct paths leading to their current standings.

• Cecilia (24-25): The team posted an overall record of 10-3, including a district record of 3-1. Their performance at home was strong with a 5-1 record, while their away performance stood at 4-2. Cecilia’s winning percentage for the season was .769, with an impressive .750 district winning percentage. The team scored a total of 596 points while allowing 320 points.
• Plaquemine (24-25): Plaquemine demonstrated outstanding consistency throughout the season, finishing with a 12-1 record and an undefeated 8-0 district performance. They were dominant in all their home games, boasting an 8-0 record, and had a 4-1 record on the road. Their winning percentage was an impressive .923, complemented by a perfect 1.000 district percentage. Plaquemine’s season totals included 585 points scored and only 222 points allowed.

Team Scoring Averages

Both teams showed strong scoring capability, though they exhibited different offensive strategies and scoring patterns throughout the quarters.

• Cecilia averaged 11.0 points in the first quarter, 10.0 in the second, 12.3 in the third, and a notably lower 3.3 points in the fourth, leading to an overall average of 45.8 points per game.
• Plaquemine demonstrated a balanced scoring distribution with averages of 14.3, 15.8, 8.4, and 7.4 points in the four quarters, respectively, resulting in an overall average of 45.0 points per game.

Team Stat Comparison

The statistical breakdown highlights the strengths and weaknesses of both teams.

• Cecilia:
  • Rushing Yards Per Game: 172.2
  • Passing Yards Per Game: 116.5
  • Receiving Yards Per Game: 112.2
  • Total Yards Per Game: 288.8
  • Tackles Per Game: 6.0
  • Sacks Per Game: 0.1
  • Points Per Game: 27.4
• Plaquemine:
  • Rushing Yards Per Game: Not specified
  • Passing Yards Per Game: Not specified
  • Receiving Yards Per Game: Not specified
  • Total Yards Per Game: Not specified
  • Tackles Per Game: Not specified
  • Sacks Per Game: Not specified
  • Points Per Game: Not specified

Key Players

Both teams featured standout players who contributed significantly to their success.

• Cecilia:
  • Rushing Yards Per Game: Tyrese Mosby led with 186.8 yards.
  • Passing Yards Per Game: Nico Victorian recorded 157.7 yards.
  • Receiving Yards Per Game: Dajon Beloney accumulated 66.6 yards.
  • Total Yards Per Game: Tyrese Mosby again led with 196.6 yards.
  • Tackles Per Game: Cameron Rogers averaged 8.0 tackles.
  • Sacks Per Game: Derion D’ryan Bosley contributed 0.3 sacks.
  • Points Per Game: Tyrese Mosby was the top scorer with 19.1 points.
• Plaquemine:
  • Specific player statistics were not detailed, but the team’s overall performance reflected their dominance and consistency.

Head-to-Head and Common Opponents

Cecilia and Plaquemine both faced Opelousas as a common opponent, providing context for their comparative performance:

• Cecilia: Faced Opelousas on 10/25/24 and narrowly lost with a score of 28-27.
• Plaquemine: Defeated Opelousas on 11/29/24, securing a 35-22 victory.

This comparison highlights Plaquemine’s slightly stronger result against the common opponent.

Conclusion

Cecilia and Plaquemine both demonstrated exceptional talent and determination throughout the 2024-2025 season. While Plaquemine emerged with a slightly more dominant record, Cecilia’s competitive performance and standout players like Tyrese Mosby and Nico Victorian showcased their potential and grit. The season’s statistical and competitive insights offer a glimpse into why these teams were among the most formidable in Louisiana high school football.