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Sterlington Today
By the People, for the People
Sterlington's Alford captures 1-3A MVP
Lady Panthers boast multiple district honors after second straight state tournament appearance
Published on Mar. 12, 2026
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The Sterlington Lady Panthers, coming off a second consecutive run to the state tournament, had multiple players recognized with District 1-3A honors, including the Most Valuable Player award going to Alford.
Why it matters
The Sterlington Lady Panthers' success on the court has brought recognition to the small Louisiana town, highlighting the strength of their basketball program and the talent of individual players like Alford.
The details
Alford was named the District 1-3A MVP after leading the Lady Panthers to another deep postseason run. The team's strong performance and individual accolades showcase the continued growth and competitiveness of the Sterlington basketball program.
- The awards were announced on March 12, 2026.
The players
Alford
The District 1-3A MVP for the Sterlington Lady Panthers basketball team.
Sterlington Lady Panthers
The high school basketball team from Sterlington, Louisiana that made a second consecutive run to the state tournament.
The takeaway
The Sterlington Lady Panthers' success on the court has brought positive attention to their small Louisiana town, showcasing the strength of their basketball program and the talent of individual players like Alford, the District 1-3A MVP.
