If the Beau Chene boys' soccer program had an inferiority issue with Teurlings Catholic, those days are obviously over.
Top-ranked Beau Chene registered a fourth straight win over host Teurlings on Thursday, this time with a 6-0 victory.
Beau Chene boys' soccer coach Chad Vidrine said his team once had trouble beating Teurlings.
"That's changed. We expect to win now," said Vidrine.
On Thursday Beau Chene used defense to defeat the Rebels. Teurlings, ranked No. 15 in Division II, was limited to a pair of shots on goal.
Beau Chene's shutout was also the Gators' 17th this season. Beau Chene (18-1-5) improved to 3-0 in District 4-II.
Teurlings fell to 2-1 in district.
The Gators executed 18 shots on goal, with forward Juan Carlos Brito supplying three goals. Gaven Stelly had two and David Smith added another.
Brito, Kevin Brown and Smith each delivered a pair of assists.
Brito's goals against Teurlings increased his season's total to 31, tops in Division II, according to Vidrine.
Vidrine said Smith and Brown have combined for 35 assists this season. Briley Dronet has been the goalkeeper for all the Gators' victories.
Brito scored off a corner kick deflection to give Beau Chene a 1-0 lead over Teurlings. Brito scored in the 22nd minute to increase the lead to 2-0.
Brito's goal during the 77th minute completed the hat trick.
Stelly's goals came in the 52nd minute and then added another in the 71st.
PARISH SOCCER NOTES: Vidrine said St. Landry Parish is continuing to play its annual parish championship series this year. Boys' soccer teams that are competing include BCHS, the defending three-time champion, Opelousas Catholic, Opelousas High and Westminster Christian Academy.
Vidrine said the series includes head-to-head competition among all four teams.
CHANGE IN SCORE: The outcome of last Saturday's game between OC and Westminster has been changed to a 1-1 tie. Originally the game was listed as a 4-3 win by Opelousas Catholic after the teams engaged in a shootout after the final verdict.
POWER RANKINGS: Westminster is listed as the No. 8 team in this week's Division III power rankings. OC is 18th. Opelousas High is the No. 23 team in Division II.