J. EDMUND BARNES

PHOTO: DOWN AND DIRTY Hahnville senior Mike Picard slides in safe to third base in the fifth inning. Thibodaux’s pitcher and third baseman Brett Landry makes the tag just a second to late to stop Picard’s steal. (Staff Photo by Daniel Tyler Gooden) HAHNVILLE- Wednesday was senior salute day at Hahnville, and appropriately it was senior Lee Tregre who drove in the game ending run. With Tregre’s RBI, the Hahnville Tigers ended their regular season with a 10-0 victory against Thibodaux. With the victory, they also secured the district 7-5A championship, and are on their way to a playoff game against the district 8-5A winner. There was practically no offense until the fifth inning. Hahnville held Thibodaux scoreless throughout the game, allowing only 19batters to the plate. Of those 19, only two got bases on hits. Thibodaux gave up two runs in the second inning, but then quickly retired Hahnville in the third and fourth innings, sending six up and six down in rapid succession. PHOTO 2: MAKING THEIR SENIOR YEAR SHINE the Hahnville Tigers finished at the top of their district at 10-2. Seniors honored after their last district game are, front from left; Cory Kogiers, Kyle Mineo, Lee Tregre and Jeff Williams, and second row, from left; Brandon Casanova, Ryan Burke, Mike Picard, Matt Caire and Tim Sirmon. (Staff Photo by Daniel Tyler Gooden) But at the top of the eighth inning the flood began. Centerfielder Breeland Brown walked, stole second, and scored on Kyle Mineo’s RBI single. When left fielder Tim Sirman drew a walk, the bases were loaded. Five RBI singles followed, with two runners making it to home plate on Dustin Roussell’s base hit. Tregre, who had already scored a run earlier in the fifth, had runners at the corners. He drove a 1-2 pitch deep into center field. With shortstop Mike Picard’s run, the ballgame was called due to the 10-run rule.