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The game started off
well for the Bronchos as they forced a fumble on the Eagles’ second
play of the game, taking possession at the Abilene High 34-yard
line. David Camacho scampered 32 yards to the 7 and then
Malcolm Hunt powered into the end zone on the next play. A bad snap
on the extra point ended as a two-point conversion for an 8-0 lead.
The Bronchos were led by quarterback Camacho, who
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BRONCHOS SELF DESTRUCT IN 46-14 LOSS
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The annual crosstown game with Permian
started with disaster and snowballed
from there. Odessa High trailed
33-0 at the half, and didn't get on the
scoreboard until midway through the
third quarter on a David Camacho 13 yard
TD run.
PHS - Matt Lawson 5 fumble return
(Michael McNatt kick)
PHS - Tate Smith 6 run (McNatt kick)
PHS - Melvis Pride 30 pass from Smith (McNatt
kick)
PHS - Cameron Phillips 8 interception
return (kick failed)
PHS - Robert Murry 29 pass from Smith
(pass failed)
PHS - Bront Bird 38 pass from Smith (McNatt
kick)
OHS - David Camacho 13 run (Travis
Austin kick)
PHS - Pride 61 pass from Smith (kick
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OHS - Byron Monahan 1 run (Austin kick) |
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BRONCS COME UP SHORT AGAINST REBELS
The Lee Rebels built a 17-point lead in
the first 13 minutes of the game and was
able to maintain the advantage against
the Bronchos the rest of the way in the
31-21 loss in Grande Communications
Stadium. David Camacho finished
the game with 174 rushing yards and 232
passing yards.
LHS - Amieul Carr 80 run (Price Williams
kick)
LHS - Williams 38 FG
LHS - Brandon Edgerton 20 pass from
Jason Nash (Williams kick)
OHS - Byron Monahan 22 pass from Camacho
(Austin kick)
LHS - Corey Petro 5 run (Williams kick)
OHS - Camacho 26 run (Austin kick)
LHS - Petro 1 run (Williams kick)
OHS - Daniel Rivas 70 pass from Camacho
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PUNT RETURN DROPS BRONCHOS,
35-28
With over three minutes left in the game, T.J. London ran back an Odessa
High punt 56 yards for a touchdown to give Midland High a come-from-behind
35-28 victory and an even record in district play, along side the Bronchos.
MHS - John Burns 5 run (Brandon O'Connor kick)
OHS - David Camacho 76 run (Travis Austin kick)
MHS - Nathan Petraitis 7 pass from Burns (O'Connor kick)
OHS - Byron Monahan 71 pass from Camacho (Austin kick)
OHS - Monahan 30 pass from Camacho (Austin kick)
OHS - Daniel Rivas 38 pass from Camacho (Austin kick)
MHS - DeLaRosa 43 pass from Burns (O'Connor kick)
MHS - Petraitis 26 pass from Burns (O'Connor kick)
MHS - T.J. London 56 punt return (O'Connor kick) |
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BRONCHOS TAKE IT TO COUGARS
Malcolm Hunt had 134 yards and three touchdowns on 13 carries, David Camacho
had 104 yards and a touchdown on three carries plus 98 yards and a score
through the air, and Byron Monahan had 102 yards and a score on three
catches.
OHS – Monahan 74 pass from Camacho (Travis Austin kick)
OHS – Malcolm Hunt 34 run (Austin kick)
OHS – Hunt 14 run (Austin kick)
OHS – Austin 32 field goal
OHS – Camacho 85 run (Austin kick)
OHS – Hunt 24 run (Austin kick)
OHS – Justin Najera 12 pass from Camacho (Austin kick)
OHS – Daniel Rivas 38 pass from Camacho (pass failed) |
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ANGRY ORANGE BRINGS THE
DEFENSE
The Bobcats came out firing on Blake McCarthy's
80-yard touchdown run just 1:59 into the game. The
Central defense dominated the first three quarters,
holding the Bronchos to just three total yards in the
28-19 homecoming loss.
SAC - Blake McCarthy 80 run
SAC - Chas Freeman 1 run
OHS - Byron Monahan 51 pass from David Camacho
SAC - Joshua Stewart 56 pass from Blake McCarthy
OHS - Daniel Rivas 5 pass from David Camacho
SAC - Blake McCarthy 6 run
OHS - David Camacho 1 run |
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SHORT END OF 28-14 LOSS
Lubbock Coronado scored 21
third quarter points to hand Odessa High its third straight loss
at Lowery Field. David Camacho opened the scoring with a
22-yard run in the first quarter, then Coronado tied the game on
a 42-yard pass from Colling Flathers to Steven Snyder to knot
the score at 7-7 at the half.
The Mustangs exploded in the second half. Flathers caught
a touchdown pass and ran for another, while Kholbye Walker
returned a blocked punt 12 yards for a touchdown to make the
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FIRST BLOOD DOESN'T LAST IN
17-7 DEFEAT
The Bronchos came out and scored on their opening possession, after David
Camacho took a 6-yard option to paydirt. Unfortunately for Odessa
High, that would be the only points they would put on the scoreboard.
Amarillo Tascosa running back Anthony Scott found the end zone on a short
run to tie the score early in the second quarter. Jason Cunningham's
37-yard field goal would put the Rebels up 10-7 at the half. Scott
busted loose on a 26-yard touchdown run late in the third quarter to extend
the Tascosa lead to 17-7. Scott would finish the game with 118 yards
on 24 carries for the Rebels. Camacho led the Bronchos with 47 yards
rushing and 60 yards through the air. |
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FRENSHIP CONTROLS SECOND HALF
IN 38-15 LOSS
It was a game of halves. In the first quarter, David Camacho put the
Bronchos on the board on a 10-yard touchdown run. The Tigers answered
back with a 35-yd TD pass to tie the score at 8-8. Camacho hit Daniel
Rivas on a 45-yard strike to reclaim the lead, but Frenship duplicated their
first score on another 35-yard pass to send the teams to the locker rooms
tied 15-15. In the second half, the Tigers scored a safety, two
touchdown passes from 33 and 30 yards, and hammered in the final nail on a
3-yd TD run in the fourth quarter.
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VICTORY BEGINS KING ERA
Odessa High rebounded from its slow start to defeat the Big Spring Steers,
36-28, Friday night at Memorial Stadium to open the Ron King era. Malcolm
Hunt scored three rushing touchdowns for the Bronchos, with Daniel Rivas
catching two touchdowns passes. The Bronchos defense made a stand late in
the game to preserve the victory after Big Spring blocked a punt inside OHS
territory with 1:56 to play.
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SPRING TRAINING 2006
UNDERWAY
The Bronchos enter Week Three
of spring practices and seem to be gaining momentum, which will be showcased
at the annual Red/White game on May 18 in Ratliff Stadium. This week
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VAULTING FOR MULTIPLE
SCLEROSIS
Dustin
Warren shined among some heavy hitters in an effort to raise funds for
Multiple Sclerosis. He was assisted by Jeff Hartwig (US
record holder), Tim Mack (2004 gold medalist), Toby Stevenson (2004 silver
medalist), and Nick Hysong (2000 gold
medalist)
in Odessa's Music City Mall on
Saturday, March 25.
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SOCCER SEASON SET TO ROLL
The Bronchos last season became the first District 3-5A boys team to qualify
for the Region I-5A Tournament in three consecutive seasons, though they
also were the first 3-5A boys team to earn consecutive regional trips the
season before. It also doesn’t hurt that the Bronchos return goalkeeper
Alonso Jimenez, the reigning 3-5A MVP, for his senior season. Jimenez
allowed just nine goals in 12 district games as a junior. Sophomore
sweeper Steve Wiscombe was solid as a freshman starter and senior David
Torres is back to start at stopper, but both players are nursing injuries.
Uli Guillen, a sophomore, was 3-5A’s Newcomer of the Year last season and is
expected to make big impacts both in the midfield and at forward, while Josh
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BASKETBALL CONTINUES DISTRICT
GAMES
Sophomore forward
Travis Nickens showed his full range, scoring 19 points to bring OHS within
one point of upsetting Midland High and turning District 3-5A upside down.
Odessa High’s fourth-quarter rally came up short, though, and Midland High
escaped with a 64-63 win over the Bronchos (2-1) at the OHS Fieldhouse.
Midland High took a 35-28 lead into the half. Teddy Chambers scored 17 of
his 19 points in the first half. After Justin Najera’s 3-pointer cut
the deficit to 46-41 with 2:34 left in the third. Nickens scored a
career-high 19 points to lead four Odessa High starters in double figures.
Uranga scored 15 points, while Guyton and Brent Sullivan had 12 points each. |
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TURNOVERS
COST OHS PLAYOFFS
It's hard to win a game when the ball is on the turf. Nowhere was that
more evident than in the OHS - Midland High game. The Bronchos could
have handily beat Midland High with the absence of five fumbles, as the
Bronchos went in at the half behind 10-9 as a result. In the second
half, the Bulldogs put two more scores on the board for the 24-9 Odessa High
loss. The
loss eliminated OHS from the playoffs, but the Bronchos still finished with
a 7-3 record for the year.
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BRONCHOS
SAY NO-MO-MOJO
Odessa High remains alive in the 3-5A playoff race after claiming a 14-12
victory over Permian. Toby Golden scored both touchdowns - one from
seven yards in the first quarter and the other from five yards in the third
quarter. For the first time since 1964, the Bronchos hold the PHS-OHS
winning streak.
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REBELS
HAND BRONCHOS SECOND LOSS
The Broncho defense got a fair dose of McKee in the 35-7 loss in Ratliff
Stadium. McKee scored four touchdowns in the first half and another in
the second. The Midland Lee offense did most of their damage early,
taking a 28-7 halftime lead. McKee racked up 177 rushing yards on 28
carries, while OHS's Toby Golden led the Bronchos with 110 yards on 14
rushing attempts. A bright spot for OHS came on a
43-yard touchdown pass from Mason Munguia to Byron Monahan in the
second quarter. Munguia threw for 109 yards. |
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BRONCS
BLAST
COUGARS, 42-14
The formula of two quarters close and two quarters completely dominate
resulted in a successful road trip to Abilene for the Bronchos.
Abilene Cooper was inept in the second half, which OHS took advantage in the
42-14 hammering.
Toby Golden
was the leading ball carrier, rushing nine times for 106 yards and two
touchdowns, and Kevin Moore carried the ball eight times for 47 yards and
two scores.
Mason Munguia added 61 yards on the ground and another 82 yards through the
air.
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FALL TO EAGLES, 28-7
Trailing 7-0 at the half, the Broncho defense watched the Eagles add 21
points in the second half of the 28-7 loss in Shotwell Stadium.
Abilene's Casey Bell did the most damage behind touchdown runs from 23 and
25 yards out. Odessa's offense put together 146 total yards, but
allowed the Eagles 403 yards on the night. Toby Golden had 29 yards
rushing on six carries. Mason Munguia had 16 yards rushing and 86
passing, including scoring the lone OHS touchdown. |
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INTO DISTRICT OHS IS 5-0
It was the first time since 1976 that the Bronchos could win the first
five games of the season. Kevin Moore made sure it happened.
Scoring on a 64 yard TD run, Moore added a 47 yard run to set up the second
score in the OHS 14-3 victory over the San Angelo Central Bobcats.
Mason Munguia had 57 yards on 17 carries, and Toby Golden had 51 yards and a
touchdown on eight carries. |
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RED
CELEBRATES 39-26 HOMECOMING
The Bronchos improved to 4-0 and crowned a Homecoming Queen all in the same
night, as OHS dominated the Lubbock Coronado Mustangs in Ratliff Stadium.
Kevin Moore led the offense, carrying the ball six times for 127 yards and
two touchdowns. Toby Golden finished 15 carries for 97 yards. Mason
Munguia, Chandler Goode, and Jamel Guyton added scores, as well. The
Odessa High defense forced four turnovers - three fumble recoveries and one
interception.
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BRONCHO
BASH AND BONFIRE
The annual get together drew young and old
alike. Principal Ron Leach was encouraged by the turnout. "We
hope this new tradition continues to grow", said Leach just prior to the
lighting of the bonfire. There were several tables setup with Broncho
paraphernalia being offered by various school organizations. Barbeque and
other home cooked foods were available during the evening event. The
Bash was concluded with the bonfire, which featured team captains,
cheerleaders, the dance group, and the OHS Band. |
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PICK UP THIRD STRAIGHT WIN
It was a Golden opportunity for the Bronchos
in their home opener against Las Cruces on Friday night. Toby Golden
scored touchdowns from 57, 11 and 19 yards out in the 37-21 OHS victory.
Odessa High caused five Bulldog turnovers including: three
interceptions (by Josh Baughman, Chandler Goode, and Matias Patino) and two
fumbles (recovered by Brent Sullivan and Josh Shibler).
Kevin Moore returned a 79-yard kickoff for a
touchdown and Mason Munguia added another.
Golden ended the night
with 140 rushing yards on only six attempts. |
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THE BETTER
HORSE ON COURSE
The Broncho Varsity and Junior Varsity proved to be the best horses against
the Andrews. On Thursday evening in Ratliff Stadium, the JV handed the
Mustangs a 27-7 deficit. The following night in Andrews, the Varsity
walked away winners of a 35-19 slugfest. Mason Munguia rushed for 137
yards and a touchdown and passed for another to Byron Monahan. Toby
Golden and Josh Shibler added scoring runs of 16 and 7 yards.
Defensively, Jamel Guyton intercepted two passes, returning one for a
touchdown, and kicker Alonso Jimenez connected on a 53-yard field goal. |
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THREAT DENIED IN 28-21 VICTORY
The Big Spring Steers were driving toward the tying touchdown in the waning
moments of the game inside the 30-yard line with less than four minutes to
go. It was time for a stand and Odessa High’s safety Jamel Guyton
found one more jump. Forcing Big Spring into three straight incomplete
passes, Odessa High was able to take over on downs and then ran out the
clock for a 28-21 victory. Toby Golden racked up 110 yards on 13
carries. Chandler Goode had 126 yards on only three carries.
Mason Munguia finished 5-of-11 passing for 188 yards and two touchdowns. |
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THURSDAY NIGHT SPLIT FOR UNDERCLASS
The sophomore team had a hard time with Permian's sophomores, while the
Junior Vasity gave Big Spring a hard time on Thursday night in Ratliff
Stadium.
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RATLIFF
VIDEO/SCORE BOARDS ON THE WAY
The new video screen and scoreboard at Ratliff Stadium
began installation on August 22, 2005. The
scoreboards are being installed by Daktronics Sports
Marketing of South Dakota. Locally, Lone Star Sign
is putting in the sign posts and Foreman Electric is
running the electrical lines. A new scoreboard
will be installed on the north end and the video board
will be on the south end of the stadium. Features
will include: video replays, animated text and
captions, sponsor panels, team names, digits, clock, and
scrimmage line information.
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PLAINSMEN EDGE OHS IN SCRIMMAGE
While the
offense needs some more work, the defense looked solid against Lubbock
Monterey. The Plainsmen scored a late touchdown to defeat Odessa High,
7-5. In the scrimmage, Coach Phillips unveiled the “Gun Option”
offense, which gives Mason Munguia and Josh Shibler several options on every
play. It allows the quarterback to handoff to running backs Malcolm
Hunt, Toby Golden, and Kevin Moore. The second option is the throw to
receivers Byron Monahan, Chandler Goode, and Jamel Guyton. Against
Monterey the offense was hot or cold, but not consistent. The defense
looked pretty salty most of the night.
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SEASON BEGINS FOR BRONCHOS
The first day of the 2005 season
began on Monday, August 8. The Broncho football team hope to brave the heat and
ready for the upcoming season. Look for Mason Munguia to throw to Jamil
Guyton
quite a bit, while Toby Golden and Kevin Moore churn out yardage from the
backfield.
Defensively, we expect Ricky Licon, Josh Baughman, and Shane Brady to do well
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RED-WHITE GAME ENDS IN TIE
After ending in a 28-28 tie, the OHS players wanted to
go into Sudden Death, but that was squelched by head coach Scott
Phillips. Josh Shibler scored twice on options to pace the White
team, while Mason Munguia orchestrated a 70-yard drive in the final 50
seconds for the Red team to tie the game with six seconds remaining.
The Bronchos came out in a four-wide set on nearly every play, moving
players in motion to unbalance the defensive set. Coach Phillips
unveiled an OHS added weapon in kicker Alonso Jimenez. A goalkeeper on
the boys soccer team, Jimenez put his foot into two field goals, from
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