Cleveland High School’s football program is entering a new chapter, with head coach Mario Guzman emphasizing the pivotal role of two Nigerian standouts who are expected to drive the Cavaliers’ offense this season.
Moyosoreoluwa Odebunmi, who logged 1,139 rushing yards and 11 touchdowns in the previous campaign, will anchor the ground game, while Oluwafemi Okelola adds a dual‑threat dimension, contributing 111 rushing yards and also making his presence felt on defense with 83 tackles and two interceptions.
Quarterback Domenik Fuentes is set to benefit from the dynamic capabilities of his Nigerian teammates, aiming to weave their strengths into a balanced and potent offensive scheme.
A Dynamic Duo Takes the Field
The Cavaliers open their season on Friday against Narbonne, a matchup that promises to spotlight the emerging talent and set the tone for what many anticipate will be a breakout year for the program.
Beyond the scoresheet, the focus on these players reflects a broader celebration of diversity and talent in high school sports, underscoring the positive narratives that emerge from local programs and the promise of continued growth.