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Monday, September 5, 2016
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Howe 8U Lady Bulldogs win softball tournament
The Lady Bulldogs show off their championship rings Howe's 8U Lady Bulldogs recently took part in the 1st Annual Ronnie Partridge Memorial softball tournament in Bonham. The Lady Bulldogs played against select and all-star teams from Sherman, Denison, Bonham and Van Alstyne and finished first in the tournament by run-ruling all of their opponents and collecting championship rings.
Bryant said that it is a very talented and special group of girls that battled the heat and faced anything that was thrown their way. Players on the team were Kamry Snapp, Kai Hudson, Emmaleigh Sweeden, Kenzlee Jones, Riley McCollum, Macie Bryant, Drew Amaro, Hayden Brunner, Tori Williams, Natalie Lamb, and Braylee Gallion.
"The girls played fantastic all day Assisting Bryant were Carrie long." said Head Coach Jay Hudson, Ryan Snapp and Zack Bryant. "I couldn't ask for a better McCollum. group of girls and coaches."
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