Class 2026 Sleepers at Teurlings Catholic High School in Lafayette

By Lee Brecheen

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Logan Boudreaux

Jack Snyder

Andrew Viator

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I had a chance to watch a couple of games this year of Teurlings Catholic High School in Lafayette, Louisiana, and I came away so impressed with the number of senior late bloomers for the Class of 2026 current seniors. This is a credit to the coaching staff developing these kids year in and year out. I was able to see Teurlings Catholic play in person in 2024, and they lost a lot of experience, but it's hard to tell they lost a big senior group with the 2026 Class being so talented. This Summer I interviewed on my TV Podcast (The Sports Scouting Report with Lee Brecheen on U Tube you can still check out the show) with QB Alex Munoz and Offensive and Defensive Lineman Drake Perry both I think great players in the Class of 2026 but today I want to talk about three kids that caught my eye Kicker Logan Boudreaux, WR Andrew Viator and Defensive End Jack Snyder.

Kicker Logan Boudreaux has already kicked a 51-yard Field Goal this year, I saw on film. The school record is 53 yards he still has a chance to break the record. His brother Landon Boudreaux kicked his senior year and played Soccer at Millsaps College in Jackson, Mississippi. Logan’s Mom is related to former LSU and NFL Kicker Wade Richey, who kicked at Carencro High School back in the day, and he has trained with Wade for Kicking. Kicking coach is Michael Lemoine, who has taught him everything he knows about Kicking. Logan currently has a GPA of 4.0 in the Classroom and an ACT score of 28. His current Height is 5-8, and his weight is 170 pounds. His favorite colleges growing up were LSU and UL.His favorite Kicker in the NFL is Will Lutz because he kicked for the New Orleans Saints and has him on a fantasy team.

Jack Snyder, Defensive End, is 6-2, 210 pounds with a very long frame to add a ton of weight in another year in college. This kid could easily be 6-2 230 and be all muscle soon. Tough plays the run and can pass rush, and is really a late bloomer and showing out this year. My Defensive Line coach is Chuck Stout, and the most valuable thing he’s helped me with is to get off on the snap said Jack Snyder.” 

Jack grew up a big LSU and UL fan as a kid. Jack started playing football at the age of 4. He doesn’t have offers but is open to talking to any coaches interested in the next level. In the classroom, he has a GPA of 3.7 and an ACT score of 28. In the weight room, he is very strong for his weight, being able to Bench Press 225 pounds 10 reps, and did that at 205 pounds.

Andrew Viator, Wide Receiver, caught my eye because he does everything well,route running,hands, determined,and has really good speed, straight, andd i  able to turn on the jets when needed, reminds me of a young raw version of Brandon Stockley I saw play at Comeaux High School before he became All Conference at USL and long career in the NFL. Andrew's mom ran Track and cross country at UL, and his dad played high school football at Erath High School. My mom likes to say I get the speed from her said Andrew Viator.”My grandpa Greg Gautreaux (NFL Referee for many years)  has always been someone I’ve looked up to because of how hard he worked to get to the NFL and the work he has done as a parent and grandparent, too, build our family said Andrew Viator.”

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Playing for coach Mikey Michael Courville at Teurlings Catholic has been awesome because of how much he cares about us and the pride he has for the school said Andrew Viator.”

Andrew's dream school would be UL in Lafayette. His favorite NFL player he looks like in build and type of player to become would be former Clemson WR Hunter Renfrow because of his route running, and he agrees with me about the Stockley comparison. Andrew's current Height is 5-10 anhis d Weight is 160 pounds. His best 40 time is currently a 4.49. In the Classroom, he carries a 4.0 GPA and has an ACT score of 30 composite.

More sleeper players to keep a eye on are Offensive Lineman Thomas Cramer 6-3 245 really good feet and improved this year bigger and stronger, TE A.J Price former QB now Tight End 6-4 215 to 220 pounds with good feet and hands, LSP Collin Mire and Safety, RB Carson Evans has great speed, LB Jaxon Broussard, OLB Andrew Fruge both intense leaders both Linebackers, RB Ian Schwander good Athlete, WR Nick Celestine Jr can run 4.5 in the forty with good hands, and DB Alec Castille a tough player on Defense.

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