Wossman and Brusly High Schools shone in the LSWA Class 4A All-State basketball teams, with Wossman's Heaven Weeks named the girls' most outstanding player and coach Otis Robinson earning coach of the year honors. On the boys' side, Brusly's Ben Radford took home the title of most outstanding player, while Northside's Troy Jones was named coach of the year. Wossman continued its dominance by winning its fifth straight girls鈥� state championship, while Brusly captured its first boys鈥� title in 42 years, highlighting a remarkable season for both schools.

By the Numbers
  • Heaven Weeks scored 26 points and grabbed 16 rebounds in the championship game.
  • Ben Radford averaged 15.6 points, 14 rebounds, and 6.3 blocks during the season.
State of Play
  • Wossman defeated LaGrange 50-39 in the Division II girls Non-Select final to secure the championship.
  • Brusly won its state championship against Wossman with a score of 45-38.
What's Next

As both teams build on their success, fans can expect strong performances in the upcoming seasons, especially with standout players returning and coaches looking to maintain their winning momentum in future competitions.

Bottom Line

The achievements of Wossman and Brusly embody resilience and talent in high school basketball and set a high standard for future teams, affirming their places as powerhouses in Louisiana athletics.