Week Nine Southeast Texas Football Schedule
Friday
Orangefield 23 Bridge City 14
WOS 73 Liberty 7
LCM 33 Lumberton 31
Vidor 40 Livingston 7
Deweyville 22 Evadale 26
Huffman 41 Splendora 7
Shepherd 0 Jasper 28
Silsbee 36 Hamshire-Fannett 35
Barbers Hill 66 Nederland 28
Crosby 69 PNG 28
Dayton 7 Texas City 35
LaPorte 7 United 33
Carthage 35 Rusk 14
Crockett 0 Diboll 41
EChambers 34 Kirbyville 17
Hardin 0 Woodville 49
Anahuac 32 Buna 12
Kountze 17 A-Shiro 6
Hemphill 34 Warren 7
CCamden 13 New Waverly 30
Colmesneil 40 West Sabine 28
Burkeville 8 H-Daisetta 38
Coldspring 34 Westwood 13
Thursday
Memorial 51 Baytown Lee 20
Saturday
West Brook at Summer Creek
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KOGT Weekend Sports Schedule
Friday 6:15a – Let’s Go Fishing
Friday 5:15 – Let’s Go Fishing
Friday 6pm pregame
Friday 7:30pm kick – OF at BC
Friday 10pm-Mid – Statewide Scoreboard
Saturday 5-6am Statewide Fishing Report
Saturday 6:15 – Let’s Go Fishing
Saturday 7am- OF at BC replay
Saturday 6:30 – GM7 Astros/RedSox
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Subvarsity
The WOS Combined 9th/ JV team defeated the Liberty JV team 34-0.
6-0 #19 Marcus Turner scored on a 15 yard TD run. The 2 point play was no good.
14-0 #38 Kay’lon Scott scored on a 43 yard interception returned for a TD. 2 point play was good by Turner
20-0 #31 Ruben Ceasar scored on a 2 yard TD run. 2 point play was no good.
28-0 #19 Marcus Turner threw a 10 yard TD pass to #82 Kulyer Jeanmard. 2 pt good by #15 Raymond Mallett
34-0 #19 Marcus Turner threw a 7 yard TD pass to #81 Andrew Cooper. 2 point play was no good.
Offensive Standouts: #81 Andrew Cooper, #65 Jose Vazquez, #52 Ashton Childress. Defensive Standouts: #38 Kay’lon Scott, #64 Josh Miller, #53 Ja’terraius Brown
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LCM JV 22 Lumberton 0
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Orangefield JV 37 Bridge City 6
Kane Smith 3 yd TD – Fernando Sandoval-Rodriguez 2 pt conversion
Smith to Korbin Pennington 36 yd TD – Pennington 2 pt conversion
Logan Trahan 31 yd TD – Vicente Cordova Muniz Extra Point
Pennington to Smith 4 yd TD – Cordova Muniz Extra Point
Landon Kibodeaux Interception returned for TD – Cordova Muniz Extra Point
Cordova Muniz – Interception
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Vidor JV 18 Livingston 12
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The Bridge City Middle School football teams hosted four football games Thursday night.
Our 8th grade white team started the action with a game against Silsbee.The Cardinals and Tigers tied with a score of 14-14.Offensive leaders were Evan Jackson and Trystan Davidson who both had touchdown runs. Defensive leaders were Trenton Cox who had several sacks, River Snell played well up front. Atticus Moore had a 30 yard interception return for a touchdown.
The 7th grade white team played a combine game along with some of our 8th grade white team guys against Orangefield. The Cardinals won 14-0. Offensive leaders were Judson Carlin had a touchdown pass to Hunter Pinion. JJ Rougeau had a touchdown run and Carlin added a two point conversion.The defense was led by Carlin and Braylyn Atia who had forced fumbles. Carson Richey and Kayson Morris had fumble recoveries. Brayden Warner had a sack.
The 7th grade red team defeated Orangefield 30-0. The offense was led by Alex Chappell (1 touchdown), Bryce Breeden (3 touchdowns), Reese Skinner, and Hudson Hoffman who ran the ball well. Joel Williams and Drake Blackwell had nice catches. The Cardinals played great defense in the shutout of the Bobcats. Leading the way were Jayden Dodge (sack), Reece Skinner, Keagan Trahan, Breeden, and Luke Nelson. The win improves the teams district record to 3-3 on the year and 2-2 in district.
The 8th grade red team lost a hard fought battle to the Bobcats falling 16-12. Austin Frederick open the scoring returning the opening kickoff 75 yards to put the Cardinals up 6-0. Abraham Munguia would also add a touchdown run in the 1st half. The halftime score was 16-12 Bobcats, and that would turn out to be the final as well, as the game turned into a very physical defense battle. The defense was led by Munguia, Brady Havard, Jonah McElroy, Hunter Ford, Braxton Lynam, and Asher Richardson. The Cardinals had a chance to punch it in to take the lead with less than a minute left, but came up just two yards short of the goal line. The loss drops the Cardinals to 4-2 on the year and 3-1 in district.
The Cardinals will play five games next week. The white teams will play at home, and the red teams will travel to Liberty.
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