St. Martinville High School in Louisiana has served the area as a public high school in various capacities since the early 1900s and currently educates students in grades 9–12. The school fields the Tigers football team, a Class 3A program competing in 3A District 5 under the Louisiana High School Athletic Association. Led by head coach Garrett Kreamer during the 2025 season, the Tigers finished with a 3–8 overall record while qualifying for the Division II Non-Select Playoffs. Notable results from the 2025 campaign included a 50–40 victory over Abbeville High School and a competitive 28–20 loss to Kaplan High School. The program’s history includes state championships in 1981 and 1984 and a runner-up finish in 1985, highlighting its longstanding football tradition.
Q & A with Head Coach Kreamer
Garrett Kreamer, currently serving as head coach of the St. Martinville High School Tigers since 2025, is known for implementing “fast, physical” offensive schemes that challenge defenses at every level. His offensive philosophy often incorporates spread formations, designed to create space, exploit matchups, and keep opponents off balance. Kreamer emphasizes speed and physicality, demanding that his players execute with intensity while maintaining discipline. Under his leadership, the team focuses on both preparation and adaptability, blending traditional fundamentals with innovative concepts. This approach reflects his belief that a well-coached offense can control the game and dictate tempo. Overall, Kreamer’s style highlights accountability, smart decision-making, and a relentless competitive mindset.
How would you describe the culture of you football program?
“Tough program built on accountability,” said Garrett Kreamer, head coach of the St. Martinville High School Tigers. “We expect our players to show up every day ready to work, take responsibility for their actions, and compete with discipline and pride.” Kreamer emphasized that building character and holding athletes to a high standard are central to the foundation of the program.
What kind of players succeed here, on and off the field?
“Smart players who love the game and are accountable, we want student-athletes who understand the game, play with passion, and take ownership of their responsibilities on and off the field.” Kreamer added that accountability and football IQ are key traits the program looks to develop in every player.
What values are most important in your locker room?
“Respect and discipline are the foundation of our program. We demand that our players treat their teammates, coaches, and opponents with respect while maintaining the discipline it takes to succeed on and off the field.”
How do you handle discipline and accountability?
“All for one and one for all — we are a team-led program. Our players take ownership of the culture, hold each other accountable, and understand that success comes when everyone puts the team first.”
How do you help players improve their football IQ?
“Film study, written tests, and walk-throughs are essential parts of our preparation. We challenge our players to understand the game mentally as well as physically, making sure they know their assignments and responsibilities.”
How often do players get individual feedback?
“We are constantly working to improve in every phase of the game. From the weight room to the classroom to the practice field, our players are expected to grow every single day.”
How does your program support academic success?
“We track grades and offer study hall and tutoring to make sure our players are succeeding in the classroom. Academics come first, and we hold our student-athletes accountable for their performance off the field just as much as on it.”
How do you develop players physically over four years?
“Strength and conditioning are a major focus for our program, and we track progress carefully. We also emphasize toughness and focus through specialized drills that prepare our players mentally and physically.”
What does your strength and conditioning program look like?
“Strength and conditioning are a major focus for our program, and we track progress carefully. We also emphasize toughness and focus through specialized drills that prepare our players mentally and physically.”
Stand Out Players
WR Jamion James
QB Christian GedWard
CB Myles Martin
OL Samuel Coleman
DL Ja’Tyran Boudreaux
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