Here’s an updated list of games that are playing on Thursday and those still on Friday.
Thursday
LCM 7 Lumberton 41
BC 0 Silsbee 70
Orangefield 58 Kirbyville 0
Deweyville 62 Sabine Pass 0
Coldspring 8 Shepherd 28
Colmesneil 42 HDaisetta 0
Garrison 40 SAugustine 14
EChambers 47 Hardin 0
Joaquin 50 WSabine 20
Buna 53 Tarkington 0
NWaverly 61 Kountze 6
Friday
Vidor 48 Huffman 34
United 7 WBrook 20
Hemphill 48 AShiro 0
Nederland 24 PNG 26
Evadale 6 Lovelady 69
Trinity 8 Warren 28
Livingston 58 Splendora 6
HFannett 40 Liberty 7
Jasper 28 HJefferson 8
Barbers Hill 7 Memorial 21
WOS, Newt, Ana, Wood off
SUBVARSITY
Orangefield JV 24
Kirbyville JV 0
What do you get on a cold, rainy Friday evening subvarsity game between two undefeated teams? An exciting, hard fought football game for everyone in attendance. The Orangefield JV Bobcats continued their perfect season defeating the previously, undefeated host Kirbyville Wildcats 24-0. The first quarter saw both teams feeling each other out early. The Bobcats marched down the field with runs from Ashton Sumrall, Rylan McAlpin, Kyler Green, and Kaleb Menard. The offense would get a touchdown called back and then get stopped on a 4th down play. The Bobcat defense would bend but not break all evening. The Wildcats would have the ball at the end of the 1st quarter and beginning of the 2nd quarter. The defense would have a big stop on a 4th down play in Bobcat territory to give the ball back to the offense The offense would again move the ball down the field thanks in part to an amazing catch by Sawyer Alfaro from Zach Morrow. Menard would then run in for a touchdown. Menard scored the 2-point play and the Bobcats led 8-0. Kirbyville would drive down the field late in the 2nd quarter again but the Bobcat defense would stop them in the red zone to take the lead at halftime.
The Bobcats came out in the 3rd quarter and surprised Kirbyville onside kick. Menard would make a big hit causing the fumble and Camden Hare would get the fumble recovery. The offense would be stopped but the defense again came up big. Steyle Spurlock intercepted a pass at the end of the 3rd quarter. The 4th quarter would begin and the Bobcat offense would go to work. Sumrall, Menard, and Green would lead the charge. Menard would then score a touchdown again as well as run in the 2-point conversion to extend the Bobcat lead to 16-0. The Wildcats would try to rally but a fumble recovery from Robert McKay put an end to the drive. The Bobcat offense would then get a big, 50 yard touchdown run from Menard. Menard would score the 2-point conversion and the Bobcats would go up 24-0. The defense would hold the Wildcats one last time to secure the win. Defensive standouts were McAlpin, Spurlock, Colton Michael, Austin Rickenbrode, Sumrall, Colt Longron, and Menard. Offensive standouts were Kim Tsan, Edgar Bernal, Sumrall, Menard, and the quarterback duo of Carson Worthy and Morrow.
The JV Bobcats move to 9-0 overall, 5-0 District. The JV Bobcats host East Chambers next Thursday in the season finale.
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The 8th grade white team (2-5-1) hosted the St. Anne Wildcats Tuesday night. The Wildcats took the game by a 16-0 score. Offensive standouts were Brayden Greer who had several nice runs and two nice catches out of the backfield. Both Jason Melancon and Braylyn Atia played well at quarterback. While Dyland Carter and Antony Garcia also ran the ball well. Leading the defense was Ryder Melanson, Hayden Holden, Dax Plessala, Tyler Nguyen (forced fumble), and Vincent Chau (fumble recovery)
The 7th grade red team (3-4-1) lost to the Silsbee 20-0. Offensive leaders were Romeo Mendoza and Conner Yost. The defense was led by Romeo Mendoza, Aaron Toups, Carter Mulhollan, and Brayden Frederick.
The 8th grade red team (6-2) defeated the Silsbee Tigers 47-0. It was the team’s third shutout of the season. Team leaders on defense were Reese Skinner, CJ, Larkin, Caleb Heraldez, Alex Chappell, and Slade Landry. The offense was led by Bryce Breeden who went over 1,000 yards rushing for the season, and had four rushing touchdowns. Jayden Dodge, Carson Bounds, and Hudson Hoffman also had several nice runs for Big Red. Slade Landry did a great job snapping despite the wet conditions. The special teams units also had a nice night as Breeden had a 60-yard punt return for a touchdown, led by a big block from Alex Chappell. Garrett Worthy added the extra point to end the scoring for the Cardinals.
BCMS will wrap up their football season next Tuesday, November 1st against Port Neches at Moe Litton Field at Larry Ward Stadium.
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