Monday, September 5, 2016
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Howe fifth and sixth grade beat Blue Ridge, 25-16
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Howe third and fourth grade beat Whitewright, 24-7
Ryan Hough on his way to a 60-yard touchdown reception. Photo by Victory Light Sports Photography Howe's fifth and sixth grade Bulldogs move to 2-1 on the season with a victory over Blue Ridge on Saturday, 25-14. Blue Ridge beat Howe two years ago to keep the Bulldogs out of the league's Super Bowl.
sweep into a 37 yard gain, but the drive stalled out three plays later.
The Howe third and fourth grade Bulldogs traveled to Whitewright on Saturday to take on the In the fourth quarter, Tate Harvey hometown Tigers. Whitewright would race 15 yards for the team's would score on their first play of final offensive touchdown. He the game with a 50 yard sweep and also converted the extra point to the Bulldogs found themselves give Howe the 19-12 lead. trailing 7-0 in the first two minutes Blue Ridge scored first taking an of the contest. It would only take 8-0 lead but Howe answered right The defense was outstanding again the 'Dogs about the same time for back. Facing a 4th and 14, and Haley intercepted a pass and tailback Braden Ulmer to show the quarterback Austin Haley found raced 23 yards for the pick-six to Tigers why some coaches say "he's receiver Ryan Hough for a quick give Howe the final score of 25-12. the fastest nine-year old in slant that turned into a 60-yard Grayson County" as he took off on touchdown. The point after was no Howe will take on top-ranked a 65-yard scamper to the end zone good and Blue Ridge led 8-6. Bells at S&S this Saturday at 10:30 to get the 'Dogs within one of the am. Tigers and trailed, 7-6. Howe's next possession took place with just seconds left before the Howe would come right back at half. Haley once again found his the Tigers as quarterback Garren receiver and Hough scored as time Lankford hooked up with Parker expired in the first half. The point Passing: Austin Haley 5-8-1-89 after was also no good and Howe took a 12-8 halftime lead. Rushing: Cooper Jones 8-47, Tate Harvey 9-29, Ryan Hough 1-29, On the Howe possession opening Austin Haley 4-(-6) the second half, Rowdy Kuykendall made an exception Receiving: Ryan Hough 2-71, catch to keep a drive alive on 4th Rowdy Kuykendall 1-13, Tate and 10. Cooper Jones turned a Harvey 1-5, Cooper Jones 1-0.
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Daniels for a 10-yard touchdown pass that gave the Bulldogs their fist lead of the day and a 12-7 lead at the half. The Bulldogs' Garren Lankford would receive the second half kickoff and return it 70 yards to put the 'Dogs up 18-7. Howe would score again in the fourth quarter with another run by Ulmer between the tackles untouched in the secondary to close the game 24-7. The 'Dogs are 2-1 on the year and lead the league in scoring after week 3. They will travel to Bells this coming Saturday to play the Trenton Tigers at 10:30 am.
Howe K-2 beats Trenton, 39-13
HFD Fireworks Show successful
Howe Kindergarten-second grade hosted the Trenton Tigers Saturday, September 9. Trenton scored the first touchdown of the game, but the Howe Bulldogs fought back on the third play of their first drive with a touchdown by Riken Cross. The Howe Volunteer Fire Department's Firework Festival took place Sunday night with a 45-minute display of massive amounts of displays in the sky. A good crowd was on hand at Howe High School. This was to make up for the event postponed July 4 weekend.
Farmer. In the second half, there Emerson Stevens caught a touchdown pass. Kendall O'Brien ran a kickoff return for a touchdown in the fourth quarter. Extra point was scored by Samantha Fuhr. Howe won 39-13 which puts them 2-1 on the season.
Bulldogs were leading by the half, Howe travels to Trenton this with the help of the defensive line consisting of Austyn Navidad, Noah Saturday to play the Whitewright Tigers at 1:30. Fox, Hank DeLavan, and Jordan
