Pateros High School celebrates Homecoming, hosts Oroville Hornets

Cutline: Pateros cheerleaders hold a halftime banner that the Billygoats will break through to start the second half.
#7 Photo: H44 Football team
Cutline: The Billygoats varsity football team breaks through a Homecoming banner to start the second half of their final home game against Oroville.
#1 Photo: H44 Scott & Ambriz
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Homecoming seniors Queen Sage Scott and King Hoscar Ambriz.
#2 Photo: H44 Mota & Contreras
Cutline: Junior royalty Karina Mota, standing in for Christopher Poore, and Jasmine Contreras
#3 Photo: H44 Sanchez & Hernandez
Cutline: Sophomore royalty Alex Sanchez and Janette Hernandez
#4 Photo: H44 Caballero & Ceniceros
Cutline: Freshmen royalty Aldo Caballero and Giselle Ceniceros
#5 Photo: Hernandez, Martinez & Ceniceros
Cutline: Miss Soccer - Naili Hernandez, Mr. Football - Jose Martinez, and Miss Volleyball - Vanessa Ceniceros


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By Mike Maltais
Staff writer

PATEROS – The sting of a 40-0 halftime deficit against visiting Oroville that the Billygoats varsity football team took into the locker room last Friday, Oct. 29, was lessened a little by the Homecoming festivities that followed on the football field. Culminating a week of theme days on campus including Wouldn’t Be Caught Dead In…Day, Time Warp Day, Bring Anything But Your Backpack Day, Purple and Gold Day, and Halloween Day, Homecoming 2021 unfolded under the designation “Nightmare on Beach Street.” Last Friday’s football game was preceded by Trunk or Treat on the school’s lower parking lot.
It has been a tough year on the gridiron for the winless Billygoats who ended up on the short end of a 56-0 final score.