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The Cameron Yoemen, trailing Caldwell 15-6 in the first quarter, rallied with quarterback Zane Zienert’s passing arm for a 54-27 win last Friday in Cameron.

Caldwell (2-3) got off to a good start with a six-minute, 64-yard opening drive, ending with a five-yard TD run by Dontavi-en Johnson, who finished with three TD runs, for a 7-0 lead.

Later in the first, leading 7-6, the Hornets moved fast with a four-play, 61-yard drive concluding with a 49-yard TD run by Jamaar Hewitt with 2:27 left in the quarter. Caldwell was successful with a two-point run by Johnson for a 15-6 lead.

But Cameron rallied in the second with a 24-yard Zienert pass to Zakorian Spikes with 11:53 left in the second and with a 46-yard pass from Zienert to Jaidyn Sanchez for a 19-15 halftime lead.

The Yoemen, who would finish with 356 total yards -- 247 passing and 109 rushing, took control with two quick scores early in the third for a 33-15 edge.

Phaibian Bynaum ran for a five-yard score, and Keshon Johnson ran for one yard, but Caldwell, staying focused and in the game, put together an excellent 11-play, 88-yard drive, with Johnson scor-ing on a three-yard run on first and goal to cut the margin to 33-21.

Quarterback Ryan Roehling passed to Zach Heaton for 42 yards on a critical third-down con-version to keep the drive alive.

But Cameron’s break-away speed and pass-ing game took over from there.

Early in the fourth, trailing 40-21, Caldwell responded again on John-son’s third TD run of the night from three yards out to make it 40-27.

Caldwell Head Coach Matt Langley said the Hornets were consistently establishing the line of scrimmage with the run game and also mixing in some play-action passes.

“We had our opportuni-ties to maintain control of the game, but turnovers were a momentum and drive killer, setting up op-portunities for Cameron. With their offense, you can only hold the dam so long before you can expect

a big play or two to bust open,” Langley said.

Langley said the Hor-nets knew going in that controlling possessions and the clock was vital, and “unfortunately we didn’t hang on to the ball well enough to be as suc-cessful as we needed to.”

Langley said Tre Burns had a good night making big plays in the passing game, going to get the ball. Johnson also ran hard, and Heaton also made some big plays.

Defensively, Marqualan Green was a force on the line of scrimmage, and Danny Torres made big plays, he said.

Langley said ball pro-tection will be a high priority now along with improvements to assign-ment football on offense.

In addition, kickoff cover-age needs shoring up, and the defense must improve tackling in space in addi-tion to run-fits and verti-cal coverage, he said.

Caldwell finished with 381 total yards, 163 rush-ing and 218 passing with some strong individual performances.

In addition to John-son’s three scores, Hewitt rushed 15 times for 98 yards with one TD.

Roehling finished 9-17 in passing for 218 yards with two interceptions, and Burns had five catch-es for 133 yards, followed by Heaton with three for 81.

Caldwell has a bye week this Friday before taking on Rockdale on Oct. 9 at home.

Caldwell takes early lead, falls to Cameron 54-27

Yeomen’s speed, passing game keys win

CALDWELL’S JAMAR HEWITT breaks free for this long run.

CALDWELL’S De’AUTRE Burns makes this tough catch against the Cameron Yoemen.

CALDWELL’S LARAMIE PIEPER and Zach Heaton make this tackle last Friday against Cameron. -- Tribune photo by Roy Sanders

De’AUTRE BURNS MAKES a tough catch into double coverage last Friday against Cameron. -- Tribune photo by Roy Sanders

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