LHSAA Baseball Playoffs: Who’s in and Who’s out?

The LHSAA baseball playoffs are just around the corner and we’ve got all the information you need to know about who’s in and who’s out.

LHSAA Baseball Playoffs Who’s in?

The Louisiana High School Athletic Association (LHSAA) baseball playoffs are just around the corner, and we’ve got all the information you need to know about who’s in and who’s out.

As always, the playoff field is determined by a combination of factors, including power points, school classification, and district standings. A total of 32 teams will make the playoffs this year, with eight teams in each of the four classifications (1A-4A).

Here’s a quick rundown of who’s in and who’s out in each classification:

Class 1A:
In: Hamilton Christian Academy Hornbeck, Merryville, North Central, Ragley,Sacred Heart of Ville Platte St. John Berchmans, Wisner-Pilger
Out: Arcadia, Dodson, Downsville Charter School , Glenmora ,Grand Lake , Lacassine , Plainview , Reeves

SAA Baseball Playoffs: Who’s out?

As the regular season comes to a close, high school baseball teams across the state are preparing for the playoffs. The Louisiana high school Athletic Association (LHSAA) will be holding their baseball playoffs from May 8-12.

In order to be eligible for the playoffs, a team must have played a minimum of 15 games and have a .500 or better record. Teams that have played less than 15 games or have a losing record are not eligible for the playoffs.

The following teams have been eliminated from playoff contention:

– Denham Springs High School
– Destrehan High School
– Haughton High School
– Jesuit High School
– John Ehret High School
– Zachary High School

LHSAA baseball Playoffs: What’s at stake?

The Louisiana High School Athletic Association (LHSAA) playoff system is a bit different from other states. The top 32 teams in the power rankings make the playoffs, regardless of district affiliation. From there, the teams are seeded 1-32 and placed into eight brackets of four teams each.

The first two rounds of the playoffs are single elimination, with the quarterfinals and semifinals being best-of-three series. The Championship Series is a best-of-five affair.

In order for a team to make the playoffs, they must have a .500 record or better in District play, and they must also have played at least 12 district games.

Here’s a look at what’s at stake for each team in the playoffs:

-The top seed in each bracket receives a bye in the first round of the playoffs.
-The second and third seeds in each bracket face off in the first round, with the winner advancing to take on the top seed in the second round.
-The fourth seed in each bracket plays the fifth seed in a play-in game, with the winner advancing to face off against the third seed in the first round.

LHSAA Baseball Playoffs: How the bracket works

The LHSAA baseball playoffs are here, and we have all the information you need to know about how the bracket works.

32 teams qualify for the playoffs, with the top 16 seeds receiving a first-round bye. The first round of the playoffs will be played on May 1-2, with the second round being played on May 8-9. The quarterfinals will be played on May 15-16, with the semifinals being played on May 22-23. The Championship game will be played on May 29 at 3:00 p.m. at McMurry University in Abilene, Texas.

LHSAA baseball playoffs First round matchups

The Louisiana High School Athletic Association (LHSAA) baseball playoffs begin Wednesday, April 17 with first round matchups across the state.

Here is a look at who’s in and who’s out in the LHSAA Baseball Playoffs

In Class 5A, top-seeded Jesuit will take on 32nd-seeded Rummel, while second-seeded Sam Houston will take on 31st-seeded Hahnville.

Class 4A will see top-seeded West Monroe take on 32nd-seeded Zachary, while second-seeded Barbe will take on 31st-seeded Comeaux.

In Class 3A, top-seeded Teurlings Catholic will face 32nd-seeded Newman, while second-seeded Brusly will battle 31st-seeded South Beauregard.

The Class 2A playoffs will feature top-seeded Kinder taking on 32nd-seeded Jennings, while second-seeded Church Point will play 31st Calvary Baptist.

Finally, in Class 1A it will be top-seeded Hanson Memorial taking on 32nd seeded White Castle, while second Calvary Episcopal will play 31th Northside Christian.

LHSAA Baseball Playoffs Quarterfinal matchups

The Louisiana high school Athletic Association released the Baseball Playoff brackets Sunday morning Below are the matchups for the quarterfinals, which will be played Tuesday (Apr. 28) and Wednesday (Apr. 29). The higher seed is listed first and will be the home team

LHSAA baseball playoffs Semifinal matchups

The semifinals of the LHSAA Baseball Playoffs are set, and here’s a look at who’s in and who’s out.

In Class 5A, top-seeded Jesuit will take on fourth-seeded Brother Martin while second-seeded Airline will battle third-seeded Barbe.

In Class 4A, top-seeded Sulphur will go up against fourth-seeded Saint Thomas More, while second-seeded Sam Houston will face third-seeded West Monroe.

In Class 3A, top-seeded Tioga will square off against fourth-seeded Neville, while second-seeded Rayne will take on third-seeded Breaux Bridge.

The Class 5A and 4A semifinals will be played on Friday, May 10 at 1pm and 3pm at Alex Box Stadium on the campus of Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge The Class 3A semifinal games will be played on Saturday, May 11 at 11am and 1pm at McMurry Park in Sulphur.

LHSAA baseball playoffs Championship matchup

The LHSAA Baseball Playoffs are down to the semifinals. Here’s a look at who’s still alive in the hunt for a state championship and where they stand.

In Class 5A, top-seeded Barbe will take on third-seeded Zachary in the semifinals. Barbe is coming off a 5-1 win over fifth-seeded Airline, while Zachary upset second-seeded Sulphur 10-0.

In Class 4A, top-seeded West Monroe will face second-seeded Ouachita Parish in the semifinals. West Monroe beat fifth-seeded Creekside 10-0, while Ouachita Parish defeated third-seeded Sam Houston 5-2.

LHSAA baseball playoffs What to watch for

The Louisiana high school Athletic Association (LHSAA) will be holding its annual Baseball Tournament this week, and there are some great match-ups to watch out for. Here’s a look at who’s in and who’s out of the playoffs.

In Class 5A, #1 seed John Curtis will face #16 Zachary in the first round. Curtis is the defending state champion and has won five titles in the last six years. They are led by pitcher Hunter David, who has a 10-1 record on the season. Zachary is making their first appearance in the playoffs since 2014.

Class 4A top seed Teurlings Catholic will take on #17 Leesville in the Opening Round Teurlings Catholic is looking for their third consecutive state championship and sixth overall. They are led by pitcher Devin Fontenot, who has a 12-0 record on the season. Leesville is making their first appearance in the playoffs since 2016.

In Class 3A, #1 seed De La Salle will take on #16 West Feliciana in the opening round. De La Salle is looking for their fourth consecutive state championship and tenth overall. They are led by pitcher Cole Henry, who has a 11-0 record on the season. West Feliciana is making their first appearance in the playoffs since 2015.

Class 2A top seed Notre Dame will face #17 Kinder in the first round. Notre Dame is looking for their third consecutive State Championship and sixth overall. They are led by pitcher Jaden Poche, who has a 10-1 record on the season. Kinder is making their first appearance in the playoffs since 2016

LHSAA baseball playoffs X-factors

As we enter the final week of the regular season there are still a few spots up for grabs in the LHSAA Baseball Playoffs Here are a few x-factors that could determine who’s in and who’s out.

-The seeding of Lafayette Christian and St. Thomas More could have a big impact on the bracket. If they are seeded high, it could open up a spot for a lower seed.
-The strength of District 5-3A (which includes Ouachita Parish, Neville and West Ouachita) could also play a role in who makes the playoffs. If those teams are strong, it will likely mean fewer spots for other teams.
-How teams fare in their final Regular Season games could also be crucial. If a team that is on the bubble loses, it could mean they miss out on the playoffs.