Getting Fired Up

By Gary DeVon • October 14, 2016 8:23 am

Oroville Hornet Assistant Football Coach Brad Scott gets the Hornet team fired up with a pep talk at the Homecoming Bonfire held at Beanblossom's last night, Thursday, Oct. 13. There was a big crowd on hand to cheer the team on, as well as Oroville's chearleading squad. Kickoff against the Bridgeport Mustangs is at 7 p.m. at Ben Prince Field. Gary DeVon/staff photo.

Hornet Homecoming Against Bridgeport Tonight at 7 p.m.

Oroville Hornet Assistant Football Coach Brad Scott gets the Hornet team fired up with a pep talk at the Homecoming Bonfire held at Beanblossom's last night, Thursday, Oct. 13. There was a big crowd on hand to cheer the team on, as well as Oroville's chearleading squad. Kickoff against the Bridgeport Mustangs is at 7 p.m. at Ben Prince Field. Gary DeVon/staff photo. — Oroville Hornet Assistant Football Coach Brad Scott gets the Hornet team fired up with a pep talk at the Homecoming Bonfire held at Beanblossom’s last night, Thursday, Oct. 13. There was a big crowd on hand to cheer the team on, as well as Oroville’s cheerleading squad. Kickoff against the Bridgeport Mustangs is at 7 p.m. at Ben Prince Field. Gary DeVon/staff photo.

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