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Saint Stanislaus Football Team History

Saint Stanislaus Rock-A-Chaws

Saint Stanislaus High School

304 South Beach Blvd. Bay St. Louis, MS
Stadium: Brother Philip Memorial Stadium
Colors: Red & Black
Coach: Ken Lyons

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1916 <-- 1992 <- 1993 -> 1994 --> 2024

1993 Season Highlights

Ken Lyons enters his 7th season as Head Coach at Saint Stanislaus.

The Rock-A-Chaws finished 8th in District 8.

The Rock-A-Chaws set a team record for losses in a season with 11.

1993 Season

Date	Opponent	Score
Fri., Aug. 27	vs. Northeast Jones	0	35	L
Fri., Sep. 3	@ Oak Grove	0	37	L
Fri., Sep. 10	vs. Biloxi	7	24	L
Fri., Sep. 17	vs. Hancock *	6	26	L
Fri., Sep. 24	@ Pass Christian	13	16	L
Fri., Oct. 1	@ DIberville *	0	28	L
Fri., Oct. 8	vs. Long Beach *	6	13	L
Fri., Oct. 15	@ Bay *	16	28	L
Fri., Oct. 22	vs. East Central *	7	62	L
Fri., Oct. 29	vs. Saint Martin *	19	23	L
Fri., Nov. 5	@ Pearl River Central *	3	50	L

1993 Season Totals
Record	0-11
Points Scored	77
Scoring Average	7.0
Points Allowed	342
Defense Average	31.1
Opponents Record	68-53
District Record	0-7
Home Record	0-6
Away Record	0-5

1993 Class 4A District 8 Standings
	Regular Season			Playoffs			District Record
Team	W/L/T	PF	PA	W/L/T	PF	PA	W/L/T	PF	PA	Coach
East Central	10-1	361	117	0-1	28	36	7-0	226	75	Dodd Lee
Pearl River Central	11-2	367	137	1-1	34	27	6-1	205	66	Curtis Thaxton
Bay	6-4	188	156				4-3	121	140	Rocky Gaudin
Saint Martin	5-5	154	182				4-3	119	155	David Oakes
Long Beach	4-6	133	143				2-5	114	126	Joey DAngelo
Hancock	5-6	150	196				3-4	108	139	Irwin Favre
DIberville	2-9	157	223				2-5	108	127	Mike Gavin
Saint Stanislaus	0-11	77	342				0-7	57	230	Ken Lyons

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