Breaking News on Odessa High School (Texas)

SEASON ENDS IN SHOTWELL
November 22
Odessa High put points on the board in the first half on field goals of 33 and 38 yards by Travis Austin, a 10-yard TD run by Derrick Teegarden, and a 47-yard rushing touchdown by Bradley Marquez. The Bronchos had collected 20 points, while holding the Arlington Colts to a touchdown. Arlington closed the gap to 20-14 in the third quarter, but Marquez's 8-yard TD run had the OHS back up to a 13 point lead to end the quarter. The Colts peeled off six minutes of clock in the fourth quarter on a 14-play, 80-yard scoring drive. On the next possession, Odessa High would fumble the ball away while approaching the red zone. Arlington High took the ball from the OHS 23 and marched down the field and scored with less than a minute to play in the game. Tyler McQueen returned the ensuing kickoff to the 36 and a 5-yard penalty put the ball at the OHS 41. A little trickery came when Teegarden lateraled to Marquez in the flat and then Marquez threw the ball back to Teegarden, who had five linemen waiting to escort him to the Colt 16 with six seconds left to play. Austin came in to kick the potential game-winning 33-yarder. The kick was against the wind and sailed just left. Arlington escaped Shotwell Stadium with a 28-27 win and OHS's season has ended.
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ONE TWO PUNCH IS BACK
November 15
Derrick Teegarden threw for 155 yards and ran for another 53, while Bradley Marquez broke out for 197 rushing yards in the 54-24 Bi-District victory over El Paso Franklin.
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COMEBACK FALLS SHORT TO LEE
November 7
After trailing 7-0 at the half, the Bronchos came to life in the fourth quarter. A blown onside kick call late in the game proved to be the difference in the 17-14 loss.
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SENDING THE DOGS TO THE HOUSE
October 31
In the first half, OHS lived up to its offensive hype. The Bronchos took advantage of Midland mistakes to take a 31-14 halftime lead.

SANDIES GET BLOWN AWAY
October 24
In a game where OHS racked up 42 points in the second and third quarter, Amarillo High was thrashed 55-31 in Dick Bivins Stadium.

HANGING ON TO 34-28 WIN
October 17
The Bronchos jumped out to a 27-7 halftime lead, but struggled in the second half against the Lubbock Monterey Plainsmen.

BRONCS GET BACK ON COURSE
October 10
The trip to San Angelo proved the Bronchos were far from being done by knocking off the Central Bobcats, 28-12.

CROSSTOWN GAME - A SETBACK
October 3
Permian claimed a 54-20 decision over OHS in Ratliff Stadium in the annual meeting. Both teams entered unbeaten.

OFFENSIVE FIREPOWER CONTINUES
September 19
Odessa High lit up Amarillo's Dick Bivins Stadium with a 45-35 slashing of the Tascosa Rebels.

CELEBRATING HOMECOMING WITH WIN
September 12
The Bronchos had a close call with the Lubbock Coronado Mustangs on Homecoming night in Ratliff. OHS won 49-42.

SHUTTING OUT LUBBOCK HIGH
September 4
Odessa High started off the district games right by disposing of the Lubbock Westerners 30-0 in Lowrey Field in Lubbock.

BRONCHOS ROLL PAST EL PASO
August 29
Sophomore Bradley Marquez scored three touchdowns in the 42-14 pounding of the Montwood Rams in Ratliff Stadium.

TEEGARDEN RECOGNIZED
Alltel Wireless has announced this week’s “Yards 4 Youth Football Player of the Week”! Odessa Bronchos’ quarterback Derrick Teegarden earned the player award by gaining 150 yards of offense in the Bronchos’ 15-14 win over Midland High on October 19.