OHS Boys' Powerlifting Team won first place at the Orangefield meet yesterday. Congratulations Bobcats! We Believe!
This week local high school golf teams traveled to Chambers County to compete in the Anahuac Invitational. First place medalist went to North Shores, Ryan Rios, shooting a 1 under par 71, followed by PNG’s Jaxon Wolf’s 75, and Orangefield’s Lincoln Parks 77. Orangefield’s team, consisting of Lincoln Parks (77), Cole Sanches (88), Peyton Revia (97), Branden Greenway (99), and Gavin Gravett (106), posted a team total of 361, finishing 3rd, behind 1st place PNG and 2nd place Hardin-Jefferson. Next week, the Varsity boys will be competing in the Larry Paine Memorial Invitational, at Bayou Din golf course.
On Saturday, February 3rd, 12 Orangefield High School choir students competed in the UIL Solo/Ensemble contest at Vidor High School. Natalie Roach, Christa Kyle, Jose Salinas, and Kadence Kressman brought home Excellent ratings. A superior rating was given to Tessa Bailey. Also receiving superior ratings and advancing to the State Solo and Ensemble contest were Katelynn Copeland, Jayde Baggett, Diana Burns, Landon Dickens, Aiden Young, and Dalyn Miller. The State Solo and Ensemble contest is in Pflugerville in late May.
February 5-9th is National School Counseling Week! Join us in celebrating our great campus counselors!
OHS Twirp Week is February 12-16th!
LCM Powerlifting Meet Results
In their first tournament of 2024, our Bobcat Freshmen had a tremendous showing. The team of Izzy Mills/Cooper Dorman dominated the completion on their way to a 1st place finish in Mixed Doubles. Brycen Amy/Gunnar Griffin and Dak Sims lost to the Champs in their divisions, but they all rallied to medal in the consolation draw for Boys Doubles and Singles. Ava Walker also played well advancing in the main draw in Girls Singles before dropping a match to a strong player from PNG.
🚨OHS 🏀 Game Schedule Change!🚨
This week local high school golf teams traveled to compete in the Vidor Invitational, the first tournament of the season. First place went to Carthage’s Jett Surratt, shooting an even par 72, followed by Orangefield’s Lincoln Parks taking 2nd place, shooting a 1 over par 73.
This past weekend 19 students participated at the Region 10 UIL Solo and Ensemble contest held at Lumberton High School. 4 students earned 1st Divisions on solos and 9 students earned 1st divisions on ensembles. Of those, 11 students advanced to State Solo and Ensemble Contest in May in Pflugerville, TX over Memorial Day weekend.
Earning First Divisions on Solos:
Brynlee South - Trumpet
Leland Conley - Euphonium
Mason Fitts - Tuba
Devan Eason - Marimba
Cain Hawthorne - Marimba
Earning First Divisions on Ensembles:
Flute Trio:
Gracie Capps
Winnie Ou
Adam Tsan
Woodwind Trio:
Jocelyn Casares
Blaine Lenard
Madison Meyer
Percussion Trio:
Dylan Loga
Owen Meyer
Maddy Wernig
(Not pictured: Devan Eason)
HOSA-Future Health Professional students traveled to Barbers Hill High School to represent OHS at our first ever Spring Leadership Conference. Students competed in the following events: Health Career Display Poster, Prepared Speaking, Medical Art Poster, and Personal Care Skills. Katie Guyote walked away with 1st place in her event, Personal Care, and an invitation to compete at the HOSA State Conference in April. These future health professionals took a leap of faith and stepped into the unknown. They should all be proud, as they have paved the path for future OHS HOSA students.
Thursday, January 25, 2024, Orangefield High School hosted a financial night for seniors and their parents. Lamar University financial aid department presented important information about the FAFSA which is now a high school requirement.
Senior Spotlight 2024
Senior Spotlight 2024
Welcome Coach Breaux!
Congratulations to Zane Wrinkle on his Week 10 Mr. Texas Basketball Nomination presented by Chicken Express!
VOTE FOR ZANE NOW! 👉 https://www.texasfootball.com/mr-and-miss-texas-basketball-players-of-the-year-award/form
Schedule Update
Orangefield High School debaters Calvin Kelly and Sidney Holderman competed at the State UIL Congressional Debate Meet on January 10, 2024. Debaters Major Copeland and Colton Myers attended the event as alternates. Students were chaperoned by OHS Debate Sponsor Bridget Trahan and OHS UIL Coordinator Misty Bellard. The group toured the Texas Museum of Science and Natural History on the University of Texas - Austin campus.
Students in Mrs. Kimberly Spears' Education and Training classes would like to thank former OHS students, Kaydance Whitfield and Asia Tran. Both young ladies are currently continuing their education with plans to pursue careers working with children. They came and spoke to the classes about the Education & Training pathway, endorsements, and the Educational Aide certification. They also shared college expectations and skills gained from Family and Consumer Science classes and how they are benefiting them now.
Attention all OHS Track Athletes!
