LHSAA Boys' Basketball State Championships Headed to the CAJUNDOME

State boys basketball tournament leaving Lake Charles after more than a decade - American Press

After calling the Burton Coliseum home for more than a decade, the Louisiana High School Athletic Association boys state basketball tournament is hitting the road for the Cajundome in Lafayette. The LHSAA announced the venue change Tuesday morning, along with two other state tournaments – powerlifting and wrestling. Eric Zartler, the Executive Director of Lake Regional Sports Authority and Senior VP of Sports at Visit Lake Charles, said a strong…

State boys basketball tournament returning to the Cajundome

For the first time since 2022, the Louisiana High School Athletic Association’s boys basketball state tournament is returning to Lafayette.

LHSAA Boys' Basketball State Championships Headed to the CAJUNDOME

The Sugar Bowl LHSAA Boys' Basketball State Championships, commonly known as "Marsh Madness," will relocate to the CAJUNDOME in Lafayette on the campus of the University of Louisiana beginning in March 2027.The tournament has been held at Burton Coliseum in Lake Charles since 2014 and will return to the CAJUNDOME for the first time since 2011.The move brings Louisiana's premier high school basketball event to one of the state's most recognizable…

The LHSAA is moving three state championships to new locations, including one to New Orleans

The LHSAA announced three venue site changes for state championships beginning with the 2026-27 academic year.

LHSAA Moves Boys Basketball State Tournament from Lake Charles

After more than a decade in Lake Charles, the LHSAA Boys Basketball State Championships are relocating to Lafayette in 2027. Continue reading…

LHSAA announces championship site changes including boys basketball to Lafayette, wrestling to New Orleans

Also, the Sugar Bowl LHSAA Powerlifting State Championships will move to the West Monroe Sports & Events Complex beginning in 2027 LHSAA announces championship site changes including boys basketball to Lafayette, wrestling to New Orleans