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Turnovers are the difference in Mandeville-St. Paul's game

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By Mike Gegenheimer Verified
| Dattitude with Jim Derry
Aiden Brooks was the stuff of Mandeville’s nightmares Friday night. On a cold and chilly Halloween night, the St. Paul’s senior defensive back forced two key turnovers at crucial moments in the game to push the Wolves to a 31-24 victory over their district rivals. And with a Covington High loss across the district, St. Paul’s clinched its third consecutive district title. “It’s one of those games, it doesn’t matter what the film says, it’s a hard game every year,” Brooks said.
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Turnovers were the difference in the Covington-Hammond district showdown

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By Mike Gegenheimer Verified
| The Times-Picayune | The New Orleans Advocate Verified
Covington needed a spark. The Lions had a 6-0 lead over Hammond at halftime on Oct. 24, but that was despite recording only 89 total yards and twice getting stopped in the red zone. And with Hammond getting the ball to start the third quarter, their advantage was tenuous at best. That all changed in an instant. Covington launched the ball downfield on the kickoff, where senior Greyson Frederick broke free to hit the returner before he could build up steam.
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Covington got back to basics during a dominating win over Slidell

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By Mike Gegenheimer Verified
| The Times-Picayune | The New Orleans Advocate Verified
After a tough district loss the week before, Covington coach Greg Salter pulled his team together at the beginning of the week to try to rally back against a tough district rival in Slidell. He told them that while they may feel like a 1-5 team that they’re record was still 4-2 with plenty of upside to turn the season around. Better execution and a positive attitude and the Lions would be right back into contention. But more than anything, he had one overall message — just play football.
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