Here's the Week 10 high school football roundup across the Monroe area

MONROE — Two northeast Louisiana running backs set special milestones on the final Friday of the regular season.

Franklin Parish senior Trey Martin set the program’s single-season rushing record with 2,193 yards in a 47-42 victory at Tioga Nov. 6. Mike Lord previously held the record for 59 years after rushing for 2,183 yards at then-Winnsboro High School. The Patriots, who are No. 9 in Division II nonselect, have won back-to-back games to improve to 7-3 on the season.

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At Jena, senior Daniel Hatcher rushed for 110 yards and a touchdown to become the program’s all-time leading rusher. Following their 40-7 victory against Buckeye, the Giants finish the regular season at 7-3 and once again have the No. 1 seed in D-III nonselect.

Here’s what else happened across the Monroe area in Week 10.

Neville 56, Wossman 18: The Tigers (8-1) will have home-field advantage throughout the D-II nonselect playoffs as the top seed. Junior Jarvis Blackston had another dominant outing for Neville with 230 yards and three touchdowns.

Ouachita Christian 56, Delhi 0: The Eagles (10-0) finish the regular season with a perfect record and a D-IV select first-round bye. OCS senior Luke Edwards had 100 receiving yards and two touchdowns in the win at Delhi.

St. Frederick 48, General Trass 0: Staying in D-IV select, the Warriors (4-5) won their final two games of the season and will have a first-round game at Chip Luffey Field.

Sterlington 49, Bastrop 8: Seniors Shermarion Dismuke and Devyn Downs each had two touchdowns, and sophomore Jett Johnson totaled nine tackles, three TFLs and three sacks as the Panthers (7-3) defeated the Rams (4-5). Sterlington is ranked No. 11 in D-II nonselect while Bastrop is on the road to start the D-III nonselect playoffs.

Ouachita 39, Pineville 27: The Lions (5-5) closed out their regular season with a hard-fought road victory. The reigning D-I nonselect champions will start their postseason on the road.

Richwood 53, D’Arbonne Woods Charter 0: The Rams (5-5) are heading to the D-III nonselect postseason following their victory against the Wolves (2-7). Sophomore Alonzo Sullivan scored six touchdowns for Richwood while senior Brandon Butler racked up four sacks.

West Ouachita 48, Grant 44: The Chiefs (2-8) closed out their 2026 season with a home victory against the Cougars. West Ouachita senior Lorenzo Price totaled 164 yards and three touchdowns in the win.

Cedar Creek 49, Lincoln Prep 14: Four different Cougars (sophomores Liam Durrett, Payton Harris and Noah Smith and senior Brett Bell) ran for touchdowns in the victory against the Panthers. Creek (9-1) is No. 9 in D-IV select while Lincoln Prep (3-7) has the final playoff spot.

Rayville 40, Delhi Charter 0: The Hornets (5-5) have the final spot in the D-III nonselect postseason. Sophomores Malik Potts (174 rushing yards, two TDs) and Brice Blackmon (three total TDs) had strong outings in Rayville’s victory against Delhi Charter.

LaSalle 42, Northwood 8: Sophomores Brayden Tannehill (four rushing TDs) and Luke Lasiter (two passing TDs) were major contributors in the Tigers defeating the Gators. LaSalle (5-4) starts the D-IV nonselect postseason on the road.

Caldwell 55, Beekman Charter 21: The Spartans (8-2) remain one of northeast Louisiana’s hottest teams with four straight wins and a top-10 ranking in D-III nonselect. The Tigers (5-5) have lost four in a row but are in one of D-III select’s final playoff spots.

Mangham 49, Madison 0: Following their season-opening loss at Jena, the Dragons (9-1) have won their next nine games to have another first-round bye in D-IV nonselect. The Jaguars finished with a winless record in 2026.

Winnfield 36, Mansfield 34: The Tigers (6-4) picked up a massive victory and are in position to host a first-round game in D-IV nonselect.

Logansport 49, Jonesboro-Hodge 14: While the Tigers dropped to 7-3 this season, they will still host a D-IV nonselect first-round game.

This article originally appeared on Monroe News-Star: Here’s the Week 10 high school football roundup across the Monroe area