Hall of Fame
The Bayou Lacombe Cardinals Hall of Fame honors the individuals who have left a lasting legacy on and off the field. Selected by a dedicated committee, these exceptional members meet rigorous criteria, including significant contributions to the game, their community, and the organization as a whole. Beyond athletic excellence, inductees are recognized for their character, leadership, and impact on the Cardinals’ legacy. To be eligible, players must have competed for at least two seasons and have been retired for a minimum of one year. This prestigious recognition celebrates those who have shaped the Cardinals’ history and continue to inspire future generations.
- Significant contributions on the field of play.
- Significant contributions in the community.
- Character on and off the field.
- Impact to the organization.
- Atleast 2 years as a player.
- At least one year retired.
2025 Hall of Fame Inductees
Lawrence Robinson
Lawrence Robinson is Cardinal Football. There have only been a handful of Cardinals to earn the right to be called "Athlete" and wear #2. Lawrence Robinson has done both. He played literally every position on the field when needed and never ever hesitated to do what it took to set the example. Robinson is surefire first ballot BLC Hall of Famer. Nathan Lee continues to coach little league football the same way he would coach is teammates to be successful on the field. As a Cardinal, Lee commanded respect from opponents and teams mates. He lead in many ways. His size and stature make him an imposing presence on the field, but his kind heart and passion make him a great guy in the community.
Denizel Ladner
Denizel Ladner was synonymous with the Cardinals for the first 5 years of the organization. He was QB1 and lead the team to numerous successful seasons. He was a leader both on and off the field and in the community.
Nathan Lee
Nathan Lee continues to coach little league football the same way he would coach is teammates to be successful on the field. As a Cardinal, Lee commanded respect from opponents and teams mates. He lead in many ways. His size and stature make him an imposing presence on the field, but his kind heart and passion make him a great guy in the community.
Derek Williams
Derek Williams was the first bell cow running back for the Bayou Lacombe Cardinals. Early BLC stats are limited, but it is still believed that Derek Williams still holds BLC records for most rushing yards in a season and total career yards. Williams was a primary face of the Cardinals early in the Cardinal's history.
LT Dorsey
LT Dorsey was one of the founding players of the Bayou Lacombe Cardinals who would do anything asked of him. He came in as an offensive lineman and quickly transitioned to a solid defensive end. He consistenly did his job. In the community, he showed up for numerous outreach events. He is regional manager of Take Five Oil Changes in Virgina.
