In this edition of the Three Point Stance, Rodrick Anderson and Warren Arceneaux review the season of large schools football.

Which team had the most impressive season?

WA: Leesville. The Wampus Cats were perfect in District 3-4A play behind an electric offense led by running back Caleb Gallashaw.

RA: Iowa. The Yellow Jackets produced their best season (10-2) and highest power rating (No.

4) since 2017 (10-1, No. 2). Iowa was loaded on the offensive side, averaging nearly 42 points a game with a 1,000-yard rusher (Ronald Young) and quarterback (Koltin Lebleu), plus one of the top all-around players in the area in Curtis Deville, who gained more than 2,000 all-purpose yards and 22 touchdowns.

Name a team to watch next season.

WA: Lake Charles College Prep, which was ineligible for the playoffs this season, returns quarterback Josiah Bushnell, running back JaRell Joseph and wide receiver/ defensive back Eric Beloney and star linebacker Daylon Sibley.

RA: Westlake made a stunning turnaround, going from 0-4 to 8-4 and returns several key players in running back Brandon Jupiter (1,078 yards, 18 TD) and receiver Tristan Goodly plus a half-dozen defensive starters, including linebacker Ethan Koonce, cornerback Kristian Ozane and lineman Ja’Qualon Pettieway. The Rams will have to replace star dual-threat quarterback Jamaal Guillory, who accounted for 36 TDs and nearly 2,900 total yards of offense.

Name a player to watch next season.

WA: Barbe WR Jamaal Levi broke the school’s regular-season receiving yards record and should put up big numbers again next season with QB Will McClain also returning.

RA: St. Louis Catholic junior QB James Reina threw for 1,937 yards and 21 TDs in his first season as a starter. Reina will have the benefit of getting two of his top three targets back next season in juniors Grant Evans and Brooks Habetz.