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Monday, December 10, 2018
Up and down week for Bulldogs as season heats up On Tuesday night, the Howe Bulldogs traveled to Pilot Point where they defeated the Bearcats, 67-60. Noah Campbell led Howe with 20 points on five 3-pointers. Devon Porter worked the inside game well with 17 points of his own. As most games do, foul shots determined the outcome and thanks to Elijah Campbell's perfect 7-of-7 shooting from the line, including 6-for-6 in the fourth quarter, the Bulldogs were able to capture the win column. The Howe JV also got a win in Pilot Point, 48-34. The Bulldogs were led by Jake Fabacher with 13 points followed by Luke Lopez (8), Kolby Taylor (6), and Eli Wilson (6).
Elijah Campbell (4), and Cameron Lankford (2). Howe then took on Gunter in the tournament and lost 67-60. The two teams traded leads in the second half as Gunter stretched their lead in the third only to have Howe make a great fourth period comeback to come up just short. Elijah Campbell led Howe with 17 while Porter racked up 16. Harmon and Noah Campbell each contributed 10. Other scorers were Steven Waldrip (4), and Lankford (3).
The Bulldogs then lost to Dickson 78-54 where again it was the third period that did Howe in as they were outscored 18-4 during the quarter. Howe opened the game The varsity boys then travelled to strong with a 27-point opening Madill for their annual period behind great shooting of tournament. They opened with an Noah Campbell who hit three 381-40 loss to Sulphur, Oklahoma pointers to end the first with 12 where Sulphur got out to a quick points. But Dickson held him to 18-5 start in the first period and only five points in the second half never looked back. Howe was led and Howe only scored 13 total in points by Noah Campbell with points in the second half. Other 15 with Harmon following with scorers were Layton Elvington (9), 13. Other scorers were Porter (6), Harmon (7), Porter (6), Waldrip (5), Elijah Campbell (3).
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Lady Bulldogs drop two in search of Lands' 400th win
Longtime Lady Bulldogs Head Coach Derek Lands' next win will be his 400th career victory. Once again this week, whispers will be heard throughout the stadium in anticipation of Derek Lands' 400th career victory. The Howe girls are trying to notch that milestone victory without their leading scorer and perhaps the region's finest defender in Jenna Honore as she suffered a hand injury recently. The team is hoping she'll be able to return Tuesday night as district play begins at home against Whitewright. The Lady Bulldogs played a game in Campbell, Texas on Friday night as a district tune-up, but the girls fell short in an overtime loss, 5343. The game was tied at 41 each at the end of regulation, but the Lady Bulldogs could not catch a break and were outscored 12-2 in the extra period.
Howe, without Honore, had trouble finding their rhythm and trailed 1412 and 24-23 at the half. But Howe came roaring out of the gate in the third with a 14-7 run to take the lead and it looked as if Lands would be returning home with the milestone, but Campbell decided differently as they scored 22 of the game's final 30 points for the win. The Lady Bulldogs had a chance to seal it late in the game with a possession stall, but a Howe player took a jumper from the free-throw lane that rolled out and gave Campbell another shot in which they capitalized on. Howe was led by Ally Harvey with 16 points and 9 rebounds. Sierra Copeland was right behind her with 14 points. Other scorers were page 6
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