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The Union Parish Farmers showed why they reached the Class 3A state finals last year. They also showed Abbeville fans that they are not just a one-person machine.
In the quarterfinals, the No. 7 seeded Farmers beat No. 2 seeded Abbeville 45-6 on Friday in Wildcat Stadium.
The Farmers will be back to Acadiana on Friday to battle St. Martinville in the semifinals.
In only his second year, Abbeville head coach Roderick Moy was proud of his team for their outstanding 11-2 season.

MONROE - Things were not looking too good for the Abbeville Wildcats at halftime despite the score being 14-14.
When the Wildcats came out of the locker room to start the second half, they walked onto the field with no emotion. Wossman, on the other hand, was jumping up and down like they were winning and had the game in control.
Wossman, the higher seed at No. 17, had upset on its mind at the start of the second half.
They held Abbeville to 70 yards rushing in the first half and had AHS tailback Blake Saddler in check.

The St. Frederick Warriors used a steady run game and a stingy defense to end Vermilion Catholic’s season by a score of 31-7. In the Division IV semifinals, the 9-2 Warriors will travel to Baton Rouge to take on Southern Lab, a 39-6 winner over Country Day. VC finishes the season at 8-4.
The Eagles knocked St. Frederick out of the playoffs last year.
St. Frederick’s run game, which ate up nearly 33 minutes of clock, was led by running back Michael Thompson, who rushed for 195 yards on 32 carries. The Warrior defense held VC to 85 yards of total offense.