Brother Martin won the first five weight classes and added a sixth title en route to winning the Bruin Invitational held on Saturday at Bonnabel High School.  Kohl Prest, Justin Leal, Dominic Holbrook, Michael Kospelich and Gavin Wright won titles for the Crusaders.

Destrehan had two champions in Tyler Wehrlin and Chase Menendez, who notched his 100th career win at the event (photo right).  The Owls of Chalmette also produced two winners in Michael Fos and Isaiah Gipson.

The remaining titles were won by John Ehret's Joseph-Davis Lucas, Fisher's Troy Bourgeois, Crescent City's Jacob Pelle, Chase Stuckey of Baton Rouge and Justin Frost of Riverdale.

The Crusaders won the team championship with 179 points, besting Chalmette by 80 points and Baton Rouge by 93 points.

Comeaux reestablished their claim at the top team in central Louisiana with a 6-0 record at the Greg Lavergne Parish Dual championships, held at Comeaux high school on Friday and Saturday.  The Spartans' main competition were the Rebels of Teurlings Catholic, who ousted them as champions last season, ending a 13-year run.  Comeaux defeated their crosstown rivals 42-27.  The loss to Comeaux, however, was not the only one suffered by the Rebels.  Lafayette High School surprised Teurlings with a 42-34 win, which earned the Mighty Lions second place with a 5-1 record (Comeaux defeated Lafayette 46-27).

Comeaux had seven All-Parish selections: Dylan Ames, Seth Oubre, Dyllon Bernard, Jake Verret, Evan Richards, Kole Miller and, albeit in a three-way tie, Hayden Parker.  Colton Sonnier, Brock Bonin and Ryan Stewart earn First Team status for the Rebels.  The surprising Lions had five First Team selections: Thaquan Priestly, Damien Lasseigne, Cullen Fonseca and Rodrigo Diaz.  The remaining First Team spot went to Carencro's Austin Gary, who avenged a 5-3 Jacob McMillan finals loss to Teurlings' Kynan Sonnier with a 7-3 victory on Saturday.