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REV Fiber releases 2026 high school football broadcast schedule

REV Fiber announced it will bring back its Game of the Week high school football coverage for a 21st season, including 32 games across 11 south Louisiana parishes.

REV Fiber is set to launch its 21st season of Game of the Week high school football coverage in South Louisiana, introducing 32 games across 11 parishes. This annual tradition, which has expanded from Ascension Parish football to a multi-platform production, aims to celebrate the schools and student-athletes that make the region special.

REV CEO Josh Descant expressed excitement about bringing the program to more communities, while REV's executive vice president of Sales and Marketing, Tressy Leindecker, highlighted the unique ability of high school football to showcase entire communities.

The 2026 season will feature ten additional games returning for a second year, with five select games livestreamed on REV Fiber's YouTube channel and the remaining five on VSN's subscription-based platform. The schedule includes matchups from Ascension, Caddo, East Baton Rouge, Livingston, Orleans, Pointe Coupee, St. James, St. John the Baptist, St. Tammany, Tangipahoa, and Washington parishes.

High school football in this region often highlights family moments such as homecoming celebrations, longtime rivalries, and playoff runs.

The 2026 Game of the Week schedule kicks off on Week 1 (Sept. 4) with games between Magnolia and Dutchtown, Warren Easton and East Ascension, and St. Amant and Woodlawn. Subsequent weeks feature matchups like Liberty vs. St. Amant, Ponchatoula at Prairieville, and Brother Martin vs. St. Paul's. The season concludes with football playoffs on Nov. 13, offering a comprehensive look at the region's high school football landscape.

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