The Terrebonne (Houma, LA) varsity football team has a home playoff game vs. Chalmette (LA) on Friday, November 15 at 7pm ET.

Here’s what you need to know:

What: Louisiana High School Football
Who: Chalmette (LA) vs. Terrebonne (LA)
When: Friday, November 15
Time: 7:00 p.m. ET
Live stream: Watch on NFHS Network

Game Preview: Chalmette vs. Terrebonne – 2024 LHSAA Football Playoffs

The Terrebonne Tigers (8-2) are set to host the Chalmette Owls (8-3) this Friday, November 15, at 7 p.m. in Houma, Louisiana, for the Division I Non-Select round of the 2024 LHSAA Football Playoffs. With both teams bringing strong records into the postseason, this matchup promises to be an intense battle on the gridiron.

Team Overview and Records

• Chalmette Owls
  • Overall Record: 8-3
  • District Record: 4-0
  • Home Record: 5-0
  • Away Record: 3-3
  • Points For (PF): 253
  • Points Against (PA): 162
• Terrebonne Tigers
  • Overall Record: 8-2
  • District Record: 5-1
  • Home Record: 4-0
  • Away Record: 4-2
  • Points For (PF): 294
  • Points Against (PA): 199

Scoring Averages by Quarter

The scoring trends for each team reveal unique dynamics:

• Chalmette averages 23.0 points per game, with steady output across quarters. Their highest-scoring quarter is the fourth, where they average 5.5 points.
• Terrebonne shows more explosive starts, with an impressive average of 7.3 points in the first quarter, peaking at 13.7 in the second. The Tigers average a total of 29.4 points per game, which could prove crucial in establishing an early lead.

Offensive and Defensive Stats Comparison

• Chalmette
  • Rushing Yards Per Game: 83.3
  • Passing Yards Per Game: 57.0
  • Total Yards Per Game: 140.3
  • Points Per Game: 9.9
• Terrebonne
  • Rushing Yards Per Game: 213.0 (with standout Alvin Celestin leading at 213.0 yards per game)
  • Passing Yards Per Game: 101.0
  • Total Yards Per Game: 254.0
  • Points Per Game: 26.0

Both teams excel in different areas. Chalmette’s passing game, led by quarterback Breez Wilson, contributes to an efficient aerial attack, while Terrebonne’s ground game, spearheaded by Alvin Celestin, has been dominant. Terrebonne’s rushing attack far outstrips Chalmette’s, which could play a pivotal role in controlling the clock and field position.

Key Players to Watch

• Chalmette Owls:
  • Rushing Leader: Axton Lopez, averaging 45.1 yards per game
  • Passing Leader: Breez Wilson, with 78.0 yards per game
  • Receiving Leader: Jaden Williams, 53.2 yards per game
  • Defensive Standout: Tyray Darensburg, averaging 9.4 tackles per game
• Terrebonne Tigers:
  • Rushing and Receiving Leader: Alvin Celestin, with 213.0 rushing yards per game and 41.0 receiving yards per game
  • Passing Leader: Owen Oliver, averaging 101.0 yards per game

Alvin Celestin is a star for Terrebonne and will be a player to watch. With his dual-threat capability, he can break the game open on the ground or through the air. On Chalmette’s side, Wilson and Williams will need to execute their passing game efficiently to counter Terrebonne’s solid defensive play.

Previous Matchups

Neither team has faced each other or a common opponent except for Hahnville, whom Terrebonne played on September 27, suffering a high-scoring 51-32 loss.

Final Thoughts

As Terrebonne aims to protect their home field, they will rely on their high-powered rushing attack and efficient scoring to establish an early lead and wear down Chalmette’s defense. Meanwhile, Chalmette will need to capitalize on its defensive strengths and passing game efficiency to keep pace with Terrebonne’s explosive offense. The stakes are high, and both teams are primed for an intense playoff showdown.

Fans won’t want to miss this Friday night thriller at Terrebonne High School, where the Tigers and Owls will clash for a shot at advancing further in the 2024 LHSAA Division I Non-Select Football Playoffs.