Lafayette Christian Academy Records

In 2024, LCA returned to its proper class in 2A and set its sights on another trip to the Superdome for the 8th straight season. With the toughest non-district schedule in the history of LCA it would be a tall task to return to the heights of the program with a young team of new starters.

In 2023, LCA continued to show they are one of the best teams in the entire state with dominating wins over multiple other top teams. This season their only losses come from the 5A State Champion and Undefeated Ruston Bearcats and the 4A State Champion and Undefeated St Thomas More Cougars.

In 2022, LCA raised the challenge and moved up into Division 2, joining the daunting district 4-4A with state powers of St Thomas More, Westgate and Teurlings Catholic. Even in this new challenge the Knights showed they belonged by reaching the State Championship Game in their first ever year in Class 4A.

In 2021, LCA searched for 5 straight State Championships, which has only been accomplished 2x in LHSAA History before. Ultimately the Knights fell in the State Championship Game in the 3rd straight meeting between the Knights and the St Charles Catholic Comets.

In 2020, LCA attempted to go 4-for-4 in State Championships as they continued to navigate through a shortened and tough season. They ultimately prevailed in securing the Knights 4th State Championship in 4 years. To celebrate, LCA President, Pastor Jay Miller treated the team to Wendy’s 4-for-4 meals after the game.

In 2019, LCA took on the challenge of playing up a division into Division 3 and the 6-2A District with Perennial Power Notre Dame. LCA met that challenge with poise and execution as they stormed their way to a third straight State Championship and their first in Division 3.

In 2018, LCA was looking to repeat as State Champions in Division 4. They not only accomplished that goal, but in the process broke the LHSAA Record for most points in a season with 801 total points scored. While the defense for the Knights only allowed 68 points against them in the most dominant LCA Football season ever.

In 2015, LCA saw glimpses of what the season could be, but ultimately fell short of the expectations for them. This season featured a Freshman class that would go down in history as one of the best in LCA with the likes of Zach Clement and Martin Lee headlining the group. Also seen this season is a familiar face to any LCA fans over the years, 8th Grader Errol Rogers Jr started all 10 games in the 2015 season.

In 2014, LCA looked to continue the first year success they found after only losing 5 Seniors from the 2013 season. The injury bug as well as growing pains of a young program came to head throughout this season.

In 2013, LCA played their first ever LHSAA Varsity season joining the 7-1A District. Making the playoffs in it’s first ever Varsity season was a hug accomplishment felt by the whole community that rallied behind a team who gave it their all every week.