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DeQuincy Tigers
2-6 overall · 1-2 districtDeQuincy Scoreboard
2-6 overall1-2 districtThrough 10/23 · MaxPreps + Gridiron Gumbo verified finals
This Week · LHSAA Week 8 / UIL Week 9
at PickeringDIST
Fri 10/23 · 7:00 PM CT
DeQuincy 41, Pickering 0FINAL · CONFIRMED
Final
Season Results
9/3vs Grand LakeL 20-34
9/11at Lake ArthurL 0-42
9/18vs WestlakeW 24-21
9/24at EltonL 0-44
10/2vs WelshL 7-44
10/8at East BeauregardDISTL 20-44
10/16vs VintonDISTL 3-42
10/23at PickeringDISTW 41-0
Remaining Schedule
10/30at Sacred Heart7:00 PM
11/6vs RosepineDIST7:00 PM
DIST = district game. Live scores come from the Gridiron Gumbo HS Scoreboard.
Game Day
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DeQuincy News
The Bubble Bowl: DeRidder and St. Louis Catholic Are Both Living Near the Playoff Cutoff, and They Play Each Other Thursday, Oct. 29Oct 24, 2026
Four Touchdowns in a Loss: Brynnum Chaney Left Everything in VintonOct 24, 2026
DeQuincy Finally Gets Its District Win, Shutting Out Pickering 41-0Oct 24, 2026
SWLA District Race: Standings and Playoff Picture (through Friday, Oct. 23, 2026)Oct 23, 2026
92 Throws, Zero Picks: Welsh’s Grant Haydel Is Pitching a Shutout Every Friday NightOct 23, 2026
Held Under 200 Exactly Once: Elton’s Makelin Lemoine, Game by Game, and the Field Where He Once Ran for 396Oct 22, 2026
Sabine Line Gumbo Picks: LHSAA Week 8 / UIL Week 9 High School SlateOct 20, 2026
DeQuincy at Pickering: LHSAA Week 8 PreviewOct 19, 2026
“Just Noise”: Lange Does Everything, Kyle Runs Down Everything, and Vinton Is 7-0Oct 17, 2026
From Lion to Cowboy: Vinton’s Jaidon Briggs Ran Through Southwest Louisiana and Straight Onto McNeese’s RosterOct 14, 2026
JV Schedule & Results
JV
8/31at RosepineDISTL 0-12
9/14at WestlakeResult not reported
9/28at VintonDISTResult not reported
Varsity Roster (53)
| # | Name | Pos | Cl | Ht/Wt |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | Preston Martin | ILB, DE | Fr | |
| 1 | Jeremy Gatlin | WR, CB | Jr | |
| 2 | Landon Joyce | FS, SS | Sr | 6' 0" / 137 |
| 3 | Cooper Domingue | WR, CB | Jr | 5' 9" / 140 |
| 4 | Conner Snell | WR, RB | Sr | 6' 1" / 160 |
| 5 | Verneil Williams | RB, WR | So | |
| 6 | Anyja Roy | RB, CB | Sr | 5' 8" / 145 |
| 7 | Xavier Jackson | WR | Sr | |
| 8 | Kahle Miller | WR, CB | Jr | 5' 9" / 135 |
| 9 | Sley Gardner | QB | So | 6' 4" / 195 |
| 10 | Levi Neal | QB, WR | So | |
| 11 | Ethan Faulk | TE, DE | Jr | |
| 12 | Jayden Fontenot | WR, MLB | Sr | |
| 13 | Killian Denton | WR, CB | Jr | 5' 9" / 150 |
| 14 | Demarcus Walker | DB, WR | Fr | |
| 15 | Logan Duhon | Jr | 5' 10" / 140 | |
| 16 | Grant Rainwater | QB, SS | Jr | |
| 17 | Cristofer Contreras | K, P | So | |
| 19 | Hayden Shelton | WR, CB | So | |
| 20 | Eric Chavez | RB, MLB | Fr | |
| 21 | Kaven Morrow | RB, DE | Jr | |
| 22 | Brenton Landry | FS, SS | Jr | |
| 23 | LaQoda Parmer | WR, FS | Fr | |
| 24 | Azavier Flippen | WR, CB | Fr | |
| 25 | Brandon Skinner | Fr | ||
| 26 | Kale Welch | WR, SS | Fr | |
| 27 | Easton Gary | S, WR | Fr | |
| 28 | Joel Dardar | WR, CB | Fr | |
| 29 | Aiden Miller | WR, SS | Fr | |
| 30 | Bear Shaheen | TE, OLB | Jr | 5' 8" / 160 |
| 31 | Oliver Hesse | Fr | ||
| 32 | Albert Braxton | RB, DE | Fr | |
| 33 | Bretyn Craft | MLB, TE | So | 5' 8" / 145 |
| 35 | Brennon Mitchell | TE, LB | Fr | |
| 40 | Davion Simien | MLB, OLB | Jr | 5' 8" / 129 |
| 50 | Gage Schultz | C, T | Jr | 6' 2" / 225 |
| 51 | Riley Hext | T, G | So | |
| 52 | Chansyn Scott | G, DT | Jr | |
| 53 | Ely Buxton | DE, G | Jr | 5' 10" / 150 |
| 54 | Kaden Colbert | OG, DE | Jr | 5' 8" / 184 |
| 55 | Rhett Mazilly | T, C | So | |
| 56 | Jeremiah Gillespie | T, G | Jr | 5' 11" / 218 |
| 57 | Andrew Peloquin | G, DT | Jr | |
| 58 | Adam Peloquin | Fr | ||
| 59 | Daniel Peloquin | Fr | ||
| 60 | Hayden McKelvey | G, DT | Jr | |
| 62 | Dax Boyer | C, MLB | So | |
| 64 | Levi Sonnier | G, DT | So | |
| 65 | Luke Gentry | T, DT | Fr | |
| 66 | Brendon Boddie | T | So | |
| 67 | Kaden Cubbage | G, DT | So | |
| 74 | Jackson Henderson | Sr | ||
| 77 | Hunter Folse | T | Sr |
Roster via MaxPreps/school, updated Oct 23, 2026. Number, name, position, class and listed height/weight only. Star ratings shown only where 247Sports or On3 officially rates the player, with source link. Coaches: corrections to hello@gridirongumbo.com.
Brief History
- Teaching in DeQuincy dates to 1899; the state declared DeQuincy an approved high school in 1913, and the school moved to its present site in 1959-60.[2]
- The school survived a 1918 storm and fires in 1943 and 1970 that destroyed buildings, rebuilding each time.[2]
- Tigers football has finished state runner-up four times: 1939, 1942, 1949 and 1995.[2]
Location
G. Dalton Faircloth Football Stadium (Tiger Stadium)
501 N. Grand Ave., DeQuincy, LA 70633 (school: 207 N. Overton St.)[3]
Fun Facts
- DeQuincy was founded in 1897 as a railroad town, and the Kansas City Southern and Union Pacific railroads remain major employers.[4]
- DeQuincy is the northernmost city in Calcasieu Parish.[4]
- The former Grand Avenue High School in DeQuincy set the national boys basketball scoring record, beating Audrey Memorial 211-29 on Jan. 29, 1964.[4]
- The town has been the target of so many fake-news hoaxes (twerking bans, zombies) that the mayor had to publicly set the record straight.[4]
Famous Alumni
T-Rohn’s Comedian Corner
DeQuincy was built by the railroad, so folks there don't give directions in miles. They say 'two trains and a coffee past the depot.'
Only in DeQuincy can the internet ban twerking, unleash zombies and fire the fire chief, all before the real mayor finishes his morning boudin.
Profile Sources
Team Data Sources
- MaxPreps varsity schedule & results (fetched 2026-10-20)
- MaxPreps JV schedule & results
- MaxPreps varsity roster
Records computed from MaxPreps results; district record counts MaxPreps-marked district games. Updated Oct 24, 2026.