Last night the JV Orange Bobcats started off what would be a great night for both JV teams. Beating the Anahuac panthers 34 to 0 to continue an undefeated district record at 2 and 0. The offensive line would dominate up front creating running lanes for Hunter Block, Gage Lucas, and Jaxon Agerton who all had running touchdowns on the night. Kyran Morrow and Hunter Reeves connected on two touchdown passes. The defense also dominated up front and created four turnovers for what would be the first of two shutouts for the JV teams. Cylan Granger had a fumble recovery for a touchdown and Miguel Lecea added to the turnover total with an interception. John Royer was the leading tackler on the night for the fighting Bobcats. The Bobcats will travel to Coldspring next week.
After having last week off, the JV "White" Bobcats were back at it taking on the Lumberton Raiders in the primetime slot of Thursday night’s action at F.L. McClain Stadium.
The boys looked well rested to say the least scoring on every offensive possession of the evening. Quarterback Lynkon Delcambre got things started early with a 45 yard touchdown run to put the Bobcats ahead as Coach Barbay had his offense dialed in from the jump. Dacius Lytle was the next Bobcat to find the endzone on a punishing red zone rush. Lytle, like the other ball carriers for the Bobcats, benefited from Kip Watkins, Jesse Welch, Gaven Reyes, and the rest of the offensive line serving up a full buffet of pancakes all night long.
Those who stuck around to watch the raid of the Raiders were treated to scores in every facet of the game with touchdowns coming on defense and special teams alike. Max Sampson, Lynkon Delcambre, and Keaton Beatros all had interception returns for touchdowns with Beatros also dazzling the crowd with an electrifying kickoff return that hit pay dirt. Other special teams standouts were Kyle Mitchell who blocked a punt and Cole “The Headhunter” Prejean who had a bone-crushing tackle as a member of the kickoff unit.
Lumberton had a hard time hanging on to the ball as Davey Hogg, Kase White, Bryce Hooks, and Damion Kelley all forced fumbles. Two of those were recovered by Kolte Morgan and the last one was scooped up and returned deep into Raider territory by Mikey Lecea. In addition to the plus 6 turnover margin, the 4 non-offensive touchdowns had the "Orange Crush" defense putting up stats that would make most fantasy football team managers desperate to claim these fellas off of the waiver wire.
As the final buzzer sounded Orangefield had defeated Lumberton 54-0 leaving Coach Nash to tell his boys, "PNG better have their heads on a swivel come next Thursday!".
Game Day at Anahuac!
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OHS Pink Week!
Principles of Health Science classes welcomed guest speakers from Christus St. Elizabeth Hospital - Beaumont to talk about their careers in the Health Informatics Pathway. Christa Breaux, ADN, RN, Quality Management Coordinator, and Alison Guidry, BSN, RN, Risk Manager, discussed their roles and responsibilities in these areas and the qualities and characteristics needed to be successful in their field. OISD would like to thank them for sharing their knowledge and expertise with our students and inspiring the next generation of future healthcare professionals.
Mrs. Feidler's high school art classes made a comeback cooler to send to an area affected by Hurricane Helene. With Tamina Hogg ( the owner of Apple Tree), they were able to pass it forward for all the assistance and help that Orangefield received in the past years. OHS wants to remind them that they are stronger than the storm.
A comeback cooler is designed with vibrant colors and meaningful symbols to represent home, resilience and community spirit. They are then delivered to hurricane victims, military, linemen and other groups involved.
Mrs. Spears' Principles of Education and Training classes hand wrote and illustrated children's books. Each book had to contain a moral and a rhyme scheme. Apple Tree graciously allowed us to go over and read our books to the kids. While there, we toured the facility and learned about the possible career opportunities within child care.
This week's 409Sports Band of the Week contest features Orangefield Vs Anahuac.
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OHS FCCLA joined forces with the Orange Lions Club to host a Homecoming PB&J Food Drive. We collected in 3rd period classes all of Homecoming week and at the gate Homecoming night. Thank you to everyone that donated!
Natalie Black was crowned Orangefield High School Homecoming Queen at halftime of the homecoming game Friday, September 27.
OHS UIL Academics is selling Rada Cutlery and Quick Mixes as a fundraiser to support our upcoming invitational meets. Mixes for under $6.00 and even more items under $10.00. These items make great Thanksgiving dishes and Christmas gifts. Consider buying yourself a little something as well.
Orders can be placed at this link: http://bit.ly/2P5rDW
Shipped right to your door. Orders will be accepted until October 31st. Thanks in advance for your support.
Orangefield High School FCCLA paired with Community Service to volunteer at the 4th Annual Orangetober Festival. This event will be held October 4 - 6, 2024 at the Riverside Pavilion in Orange. The students set up pumpkin displays and organized photo opportunities. It is a great family event hosted by The City of Orange Convention & Visitors Bureau. Everyone should check it out!
General admission tickets sold at the gate or online.
Gates open at 6:30pm
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OHS Homecoming Court
Football Beau - Sawyer Alfaro
Football Sweetheart – Landri Bertrand
Freshman - Laila Agerton
Sophomore - Ava Walker
Junior - Blair Butler
2024 Homecoming Queen Candidates
Maci Waguespack
Maysie Carpenter
Sadie Malagarie
Natalie Black
Band Sweetheart – Embrie Manshack
Band Beau – Matthew Golemon
Orangefield High School's Student Council hosted a Leadership Luncheon. Officers from multiple campus organizations met together for an impactful message from Mayor Larry Spears Jr. and powerful planning time together. The group of campus leaders made plans to engage, involve, and impact the entire student body while serving the local community.
It's Game Day!🧡🏈
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Congratulations to Orangefield High School Debater Ayden Wagoner for earning a 6th place medal at the first contest of the year, held at West Hardin High School. Good job to the other debaters competing at the Congress Clinic on September 14, 2024: Kase White, Beck Harris, and Arabella Lopez. The team sponsor is Bridget Trahan.
OHS 2024 Homecoming Week - September 23rd-27th
Game is back home this week!
OHS Homecoming dress up days.
