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Coaching is my contribution to the youth of our community.  I really enjoy teaching kids the basic fundamentals of the game.  Most of all I enjoy volunteering to provide them with leadership to become better people, discipline to build character, to encourage education and good sportsmanship.  I’d like to wish you all success in your education, athletics and your future endeavors in life.

 “Remember to always listen to your parents, be who your are and not who everyone expects you to be, strive to lead and not be lead astray.”

Thank you all for your support.

                                                 Coach Brian       

New Orleans, Louisiana. - The City known as the "Queen of the South", "Crescent City" and the "Birthplace of Jazz".
Points of Interest: Visit the Vieux Carre, the "Old City" also known as The French Quarters. Enjoy the outdoor entertainment throughout Jackson Square, visit the St. Louis Cathedral, the oldest Catholic Cathedral in the country. Have a fresh Cafe' Au Lait and Beignets at the original French coffee stand Cafe' Du Monde. Shop at the famous open-air French Market, party all night on Bourbon Street and take a stroll on the riverside Moonwalk. Other famous Landmarks in the city of New Orleans include The Greater New Orleans Bridge, Audubon Park and Zoological Gardens, Aquarium of the Americas, Mississippi Riverboats, the Louisiana Superdome and the Great Cable Cars of St. Charles Street just to name a few. If you haven't been there already you have to go at least once in your lifetime.

The City is well known for its fabulous Creole and Cajun Cuisine.

This includes such dishes as file' gumbo, jambalaya, crawfish bisque, stuffed crab, shrimp &/or crawfish etouffee, boudin, great overstuffed po-boy sandwiches, spicy hot and deliciously good boiled shellfish and much, much, much more.

Have a bite to eat at the popular restaurants located in the famous French Quarters.  Go eat some good ole down home cookin. Visit and tell dem "The B Man sent yall".

Check out this website for more about the fabulous New Orleans cuisine:
The Gumbo Pages' Home Page (use back to return to this page)

Yall ain't ate nut'n til yall ate some cookin' from down in Naw Awlins. Yum Yum Yum!

New Orleans is also a sportsman's paradise for you fisherman. If you like to fish you will never get tired of fishing in the many lakes, rivers, bays and bayous of southern Louisiana.

The Largest Party in the World is Mardi Gras which begins in early January and ends on FAT TUESDAY, the day before ash Wednesday.

If you want a good KING CAKE try Gambino's Bakeries, The King of King Cakes
Contact them on the internet at http://www.gambinos.com/ or call their customer service Toll Free at 1(800) Gambino.

Another great time to visit this fabulous city is during the JAZZ & HERITAGE FESTIVAL and the Essence Festival.