Austin Bellanger with a great catch on a pass from Hutch Bearden as the BC Cardinals rolled Buna in Josh Smalley’s debut as head coach.
Scores from Week One of the 2024 football season
BC 54 Buna 6
WOS 30 Newton 8
Woodville 27 Orangefield 7
Silsbee 28 Vidor 14
HFannett 13 LCM 7
Deweyville 27 CHEF 20
United 26 Bellaire 21
Rice 27 EChambers 0
Barbers Hill 54 New Caney 8
Nederland 37 Lumberton 0
Memorial 30 DeKaney 17
Huffman 49 LaMarque 16
Anahuac 35 Cypress Chr. 10
PNG 39 Klein Oak 17
Kirbyville 34 Shepherd 14
Beckville 37 San Augustine 12
Timpson 39 WSabine 22
WHardin 27 All Saints 22
Cushing 55 Colmesneil 0
Evadale 24 Huntington 6
HJefferson 21 Kelly 7
Madisonville 28 Diboll 27
Coldspring 8 Liberty 6
Hardin 27 Warren 6
Lovelady 42 Elkhart 22
Trinity 47 HDaisetta 6
Celina 49 Bellville 30
Tarkington 14 CCamden 6
Kountze 37 Hemphill 20
Chapel Hill 56 Jasper 20
Kilgore 20 Carthage 15
North Shore 38 South Oak Cliff 0
Pine Tree 22 Gilmer 15
Columbus 65 Cuero 24
Waco LaVega 45 Kennedale 15
Sealy 70 Navasota 33
Jarrell 20 Giddings 14
Franklin 46 China Spring 30
SUBVARSITY
WOS JV 28 Newton 8
#2 Raymond Shaw ran for a 45 yard TD. PAT good by #40 Alex Gonzalez 7-0 WOS
#2 Raymond Shaw ran for a 25 yard TD. PAT good by #40 Alex Gonzalez 14-0 WOS
#2 Raymond Shaw ran for a 58 yard TD. PAT good by #40 Alex Gonzalez 21-0 WOS
#22 Kenz’lee Levi ran for a 65 yard TD. PAT good by #40 Alex Gonzalez 28-8 WOS
Offensive Standouts: #7 Micheal Wells, #14 Khelon Joulevette, #54 K’Den Papilon, Defensive Standouts: #10 Kelan Thomas, #15 Javion Lofton, #16 Jyreon Davis.
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BC JV 12 Buna 0
BC 9th 0 EChambers 20
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LCM 9th beat HF 18-6
LCM JV lost 30-10
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The 2024 Orangefield Bobcat Football regular season kicked off Thursday night as the JV “White” team traveled to Sour Lake, Texas to take on the Hawks of Hardin-Jefferson High School.
The Bobcat defense, led by a standout performance by Max Smapson (7 Tackles. 3 TFLs, 1 Sack, and a Fumble Recovery), turned the Hawks over immediately and never let up from there. Quarterback Lynkon Delcambre (72 yards rushing) led the first half charge for the Bobcats on offense putting together a few nice drives behind his nifty footwork on designed quarterback runs. The offensive line of Gaven Reyes, Brayden Moore, Kip Watkins, Kolte Morgan, Jesse Welch, and Davey Hogg controlled the line of scrimmage as Orangefield had 7 early first downs, but saw the buzzer sound with a 0-0 tie on the scoreboard going into halftime.
The second half is where the pads really got popping as the relentless Bobcats brought their hats early and often. Bryce Hooks, who starred at tight end as well on the defensive line, was all over the field finishing with a forced fumble, 2 sacks, 6 tackles, and a batted pass.
The 3rd quarter saw the lone score of the game as running back Dacius Lytle (55 yards rushing) had to shift to quarterback after an injury. Delcambre valiantly led the offense down the field before taking a helmet to the elbow, but Lylte capped off an 11 play drive with his hard-nosed running to put the good guys up over H-J 6-0.
The Bobcats saw some adversity in the waning moments of the game as the Hawks took over with a short field on their last drive. They quickly found themselves behind the chains with Kolte Morgan coming up with a big play as he ripped down the quarterback for a double digit loss on 1st down. Mason Bouillon delivered one of the final blows, laying a lick that forced a fumble, but the ball rolled out of bounds before it could be retrieved. 2 downs later the Bobcats batted down a desperate pass on 4th and long and victory was sealed!
Next week the 1-0 JV “White” Bobcats will take on the New Waverly Bulldogs at F.L. McClain Stadium.
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