2000-2001 Division III Playoff Bracket
BI-DISTRICT REGIONALS QUARTERFINALS SEMI-FINALS FINALS
Complete by by by by on
Feb 10 Feb 14 Feb 17 Feb 24 Mar 1
1-1 Loyola* 5
| Loyola 4
6-3 Episcopal (B.R.)1 | |
| Loyola* 8
2-2 Avoyelles* 0 | |
| Indpndence* 0| |
7-3 Independence 2 | |
| Loyola* 1
3-1 Menard* 2 | |
| Menard* 1 | |
WC Westgate 0 | | | |
| Menard 1 | |
4-2 Notre Dame* 4 | |
| Notre Dame 0 | |
6-2 Parkview Baptist 3| |
| St Martin 0
5-1 Opelousas Cath.* 9 | |
| Opelousas* 3 | |
WC N'lake Christian 0| | | |
| Opelousas 2 | |
7-2 Pope John Paul* 11 | | | |
| PJP 0 | | | |
9-3 Lutheran 0| | | |
| St Martin 2| |
8-1 Country Day* 4 | |
| Country Day*0 | |
4-3 Episcopal (Acad)1 | | | |
| St Martin*6 | |
9-2 St. Martin* 1 | |
forfeit | St. Martin 1| |
2-3 Buckeye 0 | Tad Gormley Stadium |
New Orleans | Newman
2-1 Grace Christian* 0 3/1 4:00 p.m. |
| St Fred.* 0 |
1-3 St. Fredericks 4| | |
| Westmn.* 1 |
1-2 OCS* 0 | | |
| Westminister1| | |
5-2 Westminister 2 | | |
| St Louis 0 |
4-1 St. Louis* | | |
| St. Louis* 4 | | |
WC BYE | | | | |
| St. Louis 3 | | |
3-2 Pickering* 2 | | |
| St. Charles 1| | |
8-3 St. Charles 13 | | |
| Newman 2|
6-1 University* 4 |
| University* 1 |
5-3 Catholic (P.C.) 0 | | |
| Aquinas* 1 |
7-1 St. T. Aquinas* 11 | | |
| Aquinas 2| | |
WC Belle Chasse 0| | |
| Newman* 3 |
8-2 E.D. White* |
| E.D. White* 1 |
3-3 BYE | | |
| Newman 5 |
9-1 Newman* 9 |
| Newman 5 |
WC Ridgewood 0 |
* indicates host school
Available Final Records:
1. Newman 9-III 17-2-1.
2. St. Martin's 9-III 24-2-1.
3. St. Thomas Aquinas 7-III 21-4-4.
4. St. Louis 4-III 24-9-1.
5. Loyola 1-III 24-3-3.
6. University 6-III 16-5.
7. Opelousas Catholic 5-III 12-4-1.
8. Country Day 8-III 8-8-3.
9. Westminster 5-III 15-11.
10. Menard 3-III 9-8-2.
11. Ouachita Christian 1-III 12-7.
12. E.D. White 8-III 7-12.
13. Notre Dame 4-III 15-4-2.
14. St. Charles 8-III 9-9.
15. St. Frederick 1-III 11-12-1.
16. Parkview Baptist 6-III 16-13-1.
17. Ridgewood 8-III 7-5.
This was Newman's fourth title in six title appearances under Coach Gerald Mueller, making Newman the all-time leader in
LHSAA Soccer state championships. Newman was led by Junior Dwayne Jones, a two-time All American and a member of the
U-18 U.S. National Team. Jones was later named Gatorade Player of the Year for the state of Louisiana. Newman defeated
St. Martin's, its district rival, who was coached by Julio Paiz. This was St. Martin's second trip to the Finals and its
second State Runner-Up title.
Loyola, coached by Shelly McMillan, reached the Semifinals for the sixth time in school history. St. Louis, coached by
Jason Oertling, made its fifth appearance in the Semifinals.
Newman's Dwayne Jones was selected to the NSCAA All-American team and was named NSCAA Louisiana Player of the Year.
This season also was the first season that I ran a webpage for high school soccer, which was
http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/mattparkerfanclub
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