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St. Augustine beats Edna Karr 52-14 and ends the Cougars' 35-game win streak

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If you follow Catholic League football, Saturday night was one to remember. St. Augustine beat two-time defending Division I Select champ Edna Karr 52-14 at in front of more than 18,000 fans. The Purple Knights are 9-0, and FOX 8 has them No. 1 in the Division I Select power rankings, with Karr (8-1) at No. 2.

35straight wins for Edna Karr before Saturday night

St. Augustine's 52-14 win snapped the Cougars' streak.

Junior quarterback Jaelle Noble threw five touchdown passes and ran for two scores. Freshman safety Louis Brown III intercepted three passes, including a 99-yard return for a touchdown that helped build a 33-8 halftime lead. Karr scored first on a blocked punt, and Noble's late third-quarter touchdown run triggered a running clock.

“We just made a statement to the whole state of Louisiana that we're coming, and we ain't going nowhere.”

Jaelle Noble, St. Augustine quarterback
  • Halftime score: St. Augustine 33, Edna Karr 8
  • Karr's last touchdown: a 4-yard run by Marlon Jones
  • Fourth running-clock win of the season for St. Augustine

St. Augustine and Edna Karr both play again this week

TeamOpponentWhenWhere
Edna Karr (8-1)Jesuit (7-2)Thu., Nov. 5, nightMorris Jeff Stadium
St. Augustine (9-0)Archbishop Rummel (7-2)Fri., Nov. 6, 3:30 p.m.Tad Gormley Stadium

Sources: Crescent City Sports, WGNO, FOX 8 Local First, nola.com

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