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09/05
Dunham 35 - Opelousas Catholic 12
Team                   DHS     OCHS
First Downs              9           13
Yards Rushing        156         231
Yards Pashing        116           34
Passes (C-A-HI)       4-6          1-6-2
Punts-Avg                 0        3-33
Fumbles-Lost          4-4          4-1
Penalties-yards      3-20       7-45

Scoring Summary
Dunham     14 7 7 7 -35
OPCH        0  6 0 6 -12

DHS: Dylan Yesso run 40 (Michael Barnett Kick)
DHS: Andrew Langston 36 Interception (Barnett Kick)
OCHS: Nick Artall 1 run (Hebert Kick Failed)
DHS: Nile Johnson 85 pass from Grant Messer (Barnett Kick)
DHS: Jordan Lange 25 run (Barnett Kick)
DHS: Nile Johnson 64 punt return (Barnett Kick)
OCHS: Zack Hebert 3 run (run failed)

09/04
DUNHAM 35, OPELOUSAS CATHOLIC 12:
In Opelousas, Nyle Johnson scored two touchdowns and the Tigers had 272 yards of offense to win going away.

Dunham had a 14-6 lead in the second quarter when Grant Messer connected with Johnson on an 85-yard TD pass, giving the Tigers a 21-6 halftime lead.

Johnson later added a 64-yard punt return in the fourth, dashing any hope of a comeback by Opelousas Catholic (0-1).

Dunham (1-0) attempted only six passes all night, but rolled up 272 yards of offense. The Tigers never punted.

08/30
Dunham at Opelousas Catholic
7 p.m. at Donald Gardner Stadium in Opelousas
LAST WEEK: Dunham beat Christian Life 13-6 at the Episcopal Jamboree; OCHS beat St. Edmund 23-14 at the Kiwanis Jamboree.
PLAYERS TO WATCH: DUNHAM: RB Harrison Domingue, RB Dylan Yesso, QB Grant Messer; OPELOUSAS CATHOLIC: RB Jalen Edwards, RB Darious Recard, QB Nick Artall.
NOTEWORTHY: Dunham won last year’s meeting,  28-7. ... Domingue’s 38-yard touchdown run with less than three minutes left gave Dunham the win last week. ... Both teams advanced to the Class 2A playoffs last season

08/29
The Tiger Football Team is primed and focused for an exciting football season.  Strong summer workouts and conditioning have provided much needed enthusiasm for a unit that must replace 18 of 22 starters.  While inexperienced, this year's squad may prove to be the most talented across the board.  More size on the offensive and defensive line combined with more team speed should assist in competing in one of the toughest districts in the state.  Running backs Dylan Yesso, Harrison Domingue, Jordan Lange,  and Will Cox, receivers Daniel Megison, Cody Davis, and Nyle Johnson along with quarterback Grant Messer should provide the offense with plenty of offensive weapons.  Anchoring the defense will be Luke Simpson, Garrett Watson, Ben Stott up front; with Megison, Lange, Ryan Mockler, and Harrison Domingue providing force at linebacker and in the secondary.  While the team lacks game experience, the learning curve must be accelerated in order to compete with the very demanding schedule.

08/28
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