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Monday, December 11, 2017
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Middle School Basketball recap
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Austin Haley on the seventh grade A team. Photo by Julie Bearden. MIDDLE SCHOOL BOYS The Howe Middle School teams played Van Alstyne on Monday evening. The seventh grade B team won 24-13 with Skyler Andrews leading the way with 15 points.
two points and Audie Martin had the only other point. The eighth grade B team were defeated, 20-13 to Van Alstyne. Scoring for Howe were Brooke Potter (4), Micaiah Franklin (4), Kaitlyn Fuhr (3), and Julie Miranda (2).
The eight grade B team tied the Panters, 10-10. Jordan Troxtell led Howe's eighth grade A team were Howe with four points. also defeated, 43-34. Trinity Williams led Howe with 13. Howe's seventh grade A team lost Landery Sanders followed in to Van Alstyne, 60-36 with Ryan scoring with 11. Emma Harvey Hough leading Howe with 12 added eight while and CHloe points. Scoggins tallied two. The Howe eighth grade A team On Thursday, Howe's eighth grade lost, 61-35, with the leading scorer A team was defeated by Tom being Luke Lopez 12. Bean, 30-18. Williams led Howe with eight points, followed by MIDDLE SCHOOL GIRLS Avery Snapp with seven. Sanders put up three points to round out the The Howe seventh grade B team scoring. lost to Van Alstyne on Monday evening in a 6-5 nail-biter. Sadie Howe's seventh grade girls also Spivey and Itzel Conejo led Howe lost to Tom Bean, 31-10. Howe with two points each. had five different players all hit from the field. Jordan Brunner, The seventh grade A team took a Talia Bjorn, Madyson Matthews, tough loss, 41-3 to the Lady Martin, and Stubbliefield all added Panthers. Teagan Stubblefield had two points.
HMS teacher organizes coat donation to Peggy's Porch
Howe Middle School Coach Drew Borselino, pictured above with his seventh grade students, donated numerous jackets and coats to Peggy's Porch recently. The coach said he was inspired after a Funday Monday program which Middle School Principal Clay Wilson talked about compassion. Borcelino approached his students and they were excited about collecting warm outerwear for others. Over two full bags were collected.
