Week Four Area High School Football Schedule
WOS 21 Newton 24
LCM 6 Houston Kinkaid 23
BC 7 Lumberton 56
Orangefield 7 Woodville 33
Vidor 51 LC St. Louis 21
Deweyville 33 Acadiana Christian 22
Liberty 20 EChambers 27
Silsbee 49 Brazosport 20
HFannett 58 Splendora 3
Franklin 41 Jasper 35
HJefferson 21 Diboll 56
Crosby 27 Barbers Hill 28
Livingston 48 Spring Legacy 47
Navasota 42 Huffman 14
Porter 17 Memorial 18
CCamden 33 Coldspring 30
Kirbyville 28 Hemphill 56
Warren 16 Huntington 19
Buna 75 Kountze 6
HDaisetta 10 Hardin 21
Evadale 6 A-Shiro 41
Anahuac 56 SAugustine 20
WSabine 50 Trinity 0
Tarkington 40 Kelly 21
WHardin 0 Cushing 68
Bellville 49 Cam Yoe 14
ElCampo 50 Wharton 14
CC Calallen 24 Cuero 8
Anna 28 Celina 25
Carthage 45 Marshall 7
China Spring 51 Waco Connally 21
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Nederland
PNG
United
West Brook
Above: Orangefield’s Gavin Perry-Koci
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SUBVARSITY
The WOS JV was defeated by the Newton JV 40-34.
Scoring for WOS:
#17 Ja’Mikael Davis 2 yd TD run. 2 point no good 6-0 WOS
#17 Ja’Mikael Davis 5 yard TD run. 2 point play no good. 12-6 WOS
#17 Ja’Mikael Davis threw a 67 yard TD pass to #29 Amyrian Scott. 2 point play good 20-20 tied.
#20 Dylan Myers scored on an 8 yard TD run. 2 point play no good. 26-26 tied.
#17 Ja’Mikael Davis threw a 10 yard TD pass to #25 Jamar O’Neal. 2 point play good.
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Orangefield JV 24
Woodville JV 12
The Orangefield JV Bobcats improved to 4-0 on the season with a 24-12 win over Woodville. On the first possession of the game, Ashton Sumrall and Kyler Green had big runs to lead the offense down the field. Green would score from 2 yards out to give the Bobcats the lead 6-0. Woodville would be stopped on their next possession when Zach Morrow intercepted a big 3rd down pass. The Bobcats would go and score when Green scored from 13 yards out to give the Bobcats the lead 12-0. The 2nd quarter saw both teams struggle to move the ball offensively until Steyle Spurlock returned a punt return to give the Bobcats good field position late in the half. Green would score his 3rd touchdown of the night to give the Bobcats an 18-0 lead at halftime. Woodville would score twice in the 3rd quarter to cut the Bobcats lead to 18-12. In the 4th quarter, the Bobcats defense would come up big numerous times to stop Woodville from scoring. The Bobcats would add a late touchdown from Sumrall from 5 yards out to secure the win. Defensive standouts were Zach Morrow (2 interceptions), Rylan McAlpin, Kaleb Menard, Skylar Matute, and Colt Longron. Jaxon Briggs and Edgar Bernal led the offensive linemen. The JV Bobcats open district play next week at Buna.
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The Bridge City Middle School football teams traveled to Lumberton Thursday night and came away with two wins.
The 7th grade white team lost 8-6. Offensive standouts were Davis Ritchey, Landon Sanchez, Garrick Lewis, and Camden Fall who had the TD run for the Cardinals. The defense was led by Brody Lonion, Landon Sanchez, Davis Ritchey, Colt Cruse, Archer Lundy, Christian Dupuis, and Jimmy Bercian. Corban Palfy had a nice kickoff return. The white team falls to 0-1 on the season.
The 8th grade white team lost 6-0 to the Raiders. Offensive standouts were Jason Meloncon, Jackson Richey, Kaston Flowers, Caleb Barbosa, Carson Young, Brayden Greer, Antony Garcia, and Hector Carranza. Defensive standouts were Tyler Nguyen, Vincent Chau, Kaston Flowers, and Hayden Holden. The team now falls to 0-2 on the season.
The 7th grade red team defeated Lumberton 30-14. The offense was led by Conner Yost, Wyatt Ernst, Ayden Wiley, Braxton Colunga, Paxton Arkeen, and Aaron Toups. The defense was led by Brayden Frederick, Ayden Wiley, Kase Downs, and Wyatt Ernst. Luke LeBlanc had a nice return on special teams. The team improves to 2-0 on the season.
The 8th grade red team defeated Lumberton 26-14. The offense was led by Bryce Breeden who had several rushing touchdowns, and a punt return for a touchdown as well. Keagan Trahan and Hudson Hoffman also had several nice long runs. The line was led by Slade Landry, Dalton Dickson, and Camden Adams. The defense was led by Keagan Trahan, Caleb Heraldez, Alex Chappell, Jayden Dodge, CJ Larkin, Slade Landry, and Bryce Breeden. The team improves to 2-0 on the season.
The Cardinals will host Nederland Central on Tuesday for three games, as 7B/7A/8A will play at home for the first time. Games start at 4:00.
The 8th grade white team will travel to Kountze on Wednesday to play at 5:00.
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On Thursday, the Bobcats took to the road for a two-gamer in Woodville.
The 7th grade started out hot, with the Jaxon Agerton and John Royer connection on full display. This allowed the Bobcats to score two touchdowns quickly. Agerton was locked on to Royer, dicing up the secondary and totaling nearly 100 yards through the air. The defense was dialed in early, led by Hunter Reeves, Case Comeaux, Hunter Block, and Royer, but they seemed to run out of gas and were unable to stop the Eagles from breaking big plays down the sidelines. Reeves recovered the lone turnover for the Bobcats and disrupted the backfield all game long. Late in the game, Agerton scored again with an 8-yard scamper to give the Bobcats the lead, but unfortunately, it was not enough to overcome the Eagles. The Bobcats lost a nail-biter, 24-22.
The 8th grade took the field with the hopes of righting the ship from the previous week’s rough outing. The Bobcats held their ground for most of the game, making big plays left and right, as they were led by Elijah Jones who scored a touchdown on each side of the ball. First, he broke several tackles and wiggled his way to a 46-yard touchdown and almost immediately followed that up with a pick-six to keep the Cats within striking distance. Jack Luker and Kale Spears also showed off their running skills, with Luker having a 38-yard run and Spears steamrolling would-be tacklers. The entire offensive line looked like a different unit as they were led by Carson Gonzales. Coach Coulter must have worked some magic because his kids were driving people off the ball and pancaking Eagles left and right. The defense also had a few turnovers: Jones had an interception, and Cylan Granger had a fumble recovery. This group did a great job swarming the football, and they are improving each week. In the end, the Cats fell to the Eagles 28-14. Both of these teams will open up district play next week as they host the Buna Cougars at home
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