Sterlington Defeated Loyola 66-46 in Monroe
Sterlington powered past Loyola in a high-scoring game at Dell Ashley Field on Thursday.
Updated on Oct. 10, 2026 in Football
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Sterlington secured a decisive 66-46 victory over Loyola on October 8, 2026. The win marks the first time this fall that the team has secured back-to-back victories.
Why it matters
The result improves Sterlington to a 4-2 record, keeping the team in contention for a playoff run as they aim for the LHSAA championship. Loyola falls to a 3-3 record following the loss at Dell Ashley Field.
Bryce Restovich tallied five total touchdowns, including four passing, while AJ Green and TJ Burch combined for six total scores. Brox Sutton anchored the defense with two interceptions.
The players
Bryce Restovich
He is a quarterback who accounted for five total touchdowns during the game.
AJ Green
He is a running back who contributed three rushing touchdowns to the winning effort.
TJ Burch
He is a player who scored three total touchdowns, including two on the ground.
Brox Sutton
He is a defensive player who recorded two interceptions against the opposing team.
Silas Ashley
He is a defensive player who successfully executed a late-game sack.
The details
Sterlington utilized a potent rushing attack featuring three touchdowns from AJ Green and two from TJ Burch to pull away from Loyola. The defense supported the effort by forcing two interceptions and recording a late-game sack by Silas Ashley.
Timeline
October 8, 2026: Sterlington defeated Loyola 66-46.
Next Thursday: Sterlington plays Lake Charles College Prep.
December: The LHSAA championship is scheduled at the Caesars Superdome.
Season Trajectory
This win keeps Sterlington in the hunt for a high seed in the upcoming state playoffs. The team is currently building momentum toward the LHSAA championship at the Caesars Superdome in December.
Sterlington moves to a 4-2 record, while Loyola drops to .500 at 3-3 on the season. The offensive output suggests a shift in rhythm for the Sterlington offense ahead of next week's game against Lake Charles College Prep.
The takeaway
Consistent offensive production is key for teams looking to make a deep postseason run into the state championships. Sterlington proved its ability to capitalize on defensive turnovers to secure a comfortable margin of victory.
What happens next
Sterlington is scheduled to play Lake Charles College Prep next Thursday.
Further reading
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