Britney Turner hurled a complete-game three-hitter, and Madison Knight went 3-for-3, helping Albany pick up a 4-0 win over Cabrini on Thursday at Albany.

ALBANY – The way it worked out, both teams needed a game like this.

Brittney Turner hurled a two-hitter and launched a home run to help key a 16-0 win over Central Private on the road Monday.

Micah Cleveland hurled a complete game and Albany backed him with 14 hits in an 11-4 win over Springfield as part of the Ponchatoula Tournament on Saturday.

Ponchatoula's Creed Donaldson threw a three-hitter with seven strikeouts, sparking a 9-2 win over Albany at Ponchatoula on Thursday.

Britney Turner, Annalea Giamalva and Brilee Ford combined on a four-hitter with 12 strikeouts, and Giamalva had a three-run home run to key a 7-0 win over Pine at Albany on Monday.

Albany put together a four-run third inning, keying a 7-1 win over Pine on the road Monday.

John Curtis rode a four-run fourth inning in a 6-2 victory over Albany on Saturday, and Holy Savior Menard put together a seven-run fifth inning in a 10-4 win over the Hornets on Friday as part of the St. Charles Catholic Tournament.

Albany went 2-1 in its own tournament over the weekend with Annalea Giamalva hurling a no-hitter in a 15-0 win over Loranger on Friday, while Brilee Ford went 4-for-4 with four RBIs in a 15-1 win over French Settlement.

Albany grabbed an early lead but gave up a pair of two-run innings to St. Charles Catholic in a 4-2 loss to the Comets on the road Thursday.

The Albany softball team is off to a 2-0 start to begin the season thanks to some solid pitching and timely hitting.

NEW ORLEANS - Fourth-seeded Booker T. Washington had four players score in double figures and used a second-quarter surge that created enough separation en route to a 75-40 victory Thursday over Albany in a Class 3A state quarterfinal playoff game.

After a pair of gut-wrenching Class 3A state regional playoff losses to end their season the past two years, the goal for the Albany softball team isn’t complicated heading into the season.

ALBANY – In looking at the Albany baseball roster, there’s no doubt the team’s strength lies in its nine-member senior class. It’s just a matter of putting that experience into play on the diamond this season.

ALBANY – Albany has made a habit of making some deep playoff runs over the past few seasons, finishing as the Class 3A runner-up in 2017 and making the semifinals the past two seasons.

SHREVEPORT - Simply put, the Albany girls basketball team is finding a way to get it done in the playoffs.

Micah Cleveland hurled a complete-game, five-hitter and his offense backed him with 11 hits in a 6-3 road win of Franklinton to open the season Monday.

When it comes to the playoffs, teams have to be able to adjust to things pretty quickly, and sometimes those adjustments occur before games are played.

The Albany girls basketball team didn't leave much doubt that it's headed to the second round of Class 3A playoffs.

Some teams ended up where they figured they’d be, and some didn’t, but in the grand scheme of things, they’re all looking for the same thing – a trip to the Ladies Top 28 in Lake Charles in the first week of March.

Twelve players scored as Albany overcame an early deficit to pick up a 76-52 win over St. Joseph's on Thursday.

The Albany girls basketball team wrapped up an undefeated run through District 8-3A with a 61-57 win over Jewel Sumner on Tuesday at Sumner.

Albany held Bogalusa to single digit-scoring in every quarter to pick up  a 67-18 road win to wrap up the District 8-3A title.

Twelve players scored as Albany coasted to an 87-36 win over Archbishop Hannan to remain undefeated in District 8-3A play Tuesday.

ALBANY – Albany got behind early in Friday’s game against Loranger and never recovered.

ALBANY – So far this season, the Albany girls basketball team has figured out the art of winning two-point games against Loranger.

Twelve players scored as the Albany girls got off to a fast start in a 68-44 win over Sumner in District 8-3A action Friday at Albany.

Trey Yelverton scored 31 points for Albany, but Sumner pulled away for a 76-63 victory over the Hornets in District 8-3A action Friday.

ALBANY – When he started his high school career, Albany’s Caleb Puma might not have seemed like the guy to hit a career milestone like scoring 1,000 points, but he’s done just that.

ALBANY – It may be three games into the District 8-3A season, but the Albany boys basketball team is still trying to sort things out.

ALBANY – The Albany girls basketball team’s game with Bogalusa may have been just what the Lady Hornets needed, if for nothing else, just for fine tuning.

Haley Meyers' jumper in the lane with three seconds left lifted Albany to a 47-45 win over Loranger to open District 8-3A play on the road Tuesday.

ALBANY – A lot can change over the course of a month.

ALBANY – Over the past couple of seasons, the Albany-Holden girls basketball showdown has served as sort of a catalyst for both teams heading into the start of their respective districts.

The fact Ronnie Turbeville earned a spot on the Louisiana Sports Writers Association's Class 3A All-State football team didn't come as a surprise to Albany football coach Mike Janis, especially considering the signifigant role he played for the Hornets during his career.

If there’s one thing Jalen Lee’s figured out during his time playing football, it’s that good things often come to those who work for them.

In some ways Cheyenne Labruzza has to almost pinch himself.

ALBANY – Albany’s opening game in its own tournament wasn’t a thing of beauty, but Lady Hornets coach Stacy Darouse couldn’t complain about the end result.

HOLDEN – A night after watching a lead slip away in a loss to French Settlement, Albany made sure it didn’t happen again.

WALKER – The Albany Lady Hornets countered an ice-cold start from the field with a red-hot finish in their come-from-behind 56-43 win over Dutchtown Friday at the Walker High School Tournament.

ALBANY – French Settlement coach Jake Bourgeois figured his team might come out a little sluggish based on its effort in warm-ups against Albany.

The prep football season isn’t finished just yet.

ALBANY – It didn’t take much for Albany’s Brock Bankston to know he’d found a home at Nunez Community College.