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helmet." said Banker. "We had a shot. We put the ball in play and had baserunners on, but it just wasn't our time. Most people would think that the game would be over at that point, but this team has been resilient all year long. We have come back all year long. It was just not meant to be today." When Banker was asked about the one-game playoff, he said, "It's not what I wanted. You've got to give them (Peaster) their due. They made the plays and got the hits when they needed to and we just did not." Banker said that Stubblefield came back and gave the team everything she had from the injury situation. "Her hips, her legs, her back - just
about everything is hurting with that child."
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Two visible Howe-ites graduate from Grayson College
Recapping the season, Banker said, "When you lose your leadoff hitter in Blackburn the second half of the season and lose Torrey for the second half of the season to still play as well as we did and 27-4-1 is not a bad year. I'm happy with them and I'm proud of them." The only senior, Loftice said her last game was emotional. "Sometimes you have your bad days and I guess this was just a bad day. We wanted a series, but it's not what they wanted. They won the flip." This team will be mega-good in 2017.
Lady Bulldogs take the final walk off of the field in 2016. Entetrprise photo by Sharla Ross
On Friday, Carolyn Cherry (left) and Riley Harvey (right) graduated from Grayson College. For Harvey, she graduates with an associate of science degree even before she graduates from high school. Cherry was recently named
the Norma J. Wallace Citizen of the Year in Howe. Other Howe High School students that received college diplomas before high school graduation were Ethan Heilman, Justin Duerr, and Marshall Hariman.
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