From April 10-14th, Baton Rouge hosted the Masters of Strength 5-day event, marking a significant milestone as the first of its kind for strength sports. The event brought in over 700 high-level competitors from across the country. From inspiring displays of powerlifting to feats of endurance, the event was an exhilarating showcase of strength and skill. With the bustling energy of competitors and spectators alike, the atmosphere buzzed with excitement throughout the event, leaving an indelible mark on the Baton Rouge community. Let’s dive in!
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Alex Box Stadium knows a thing or two about baseball. The home of last year’s collegiate national champions, the stadium has seen everything that baseball has to offer – and now Banana Ball can be added to the list. The Savannah Bananas recently brought their always-entertaining display to The Capital City. Combining the city’s love of baseball and a good time, an afternoon of Banana Ball was the perfect way to spend the day. So get down to Baton Rouge for yourself and come experience the fun, food and flair that awaits in Louisiana’s capital city.
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In the vibrant sports landscape of Baton Rouge, an extraordinary event captivated sports fans and locals alike. For the first time, the renowned Savannah Bananas made their mark on college turf, selling out LSU’s esteemed baseball stadium from March 14-16, 2024. Stick around as we delve into the heart of Baton Rouge and the inside scoop on the Savannah’s Bananas games.
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Big weekend ahead in Baton Rouge. Events will be happening all-around town from sports to parades to concerts. We love to celebrate our culture here in South Louisiana which gives the participants of our events things to do outside of their tournament.
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Baton Rouge is proud to host the 33rd Annual Cajun Classic Wheelchair Tennis Tournament at Lamar Tennis Center and Highland Community Park Tennis Center. This ITF Super Series and USTA event has drawn over 130 players from around 25 states and 22 countries. The tournament features 90 of the top professionals in the world including eight of the top 10 men’s professional players and nine of the top 10 women’s players. The tournament is one of four “Super Series” events in the world and the only one in the United States.
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