Monday, January 14, 2019
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Bulldogs drop games to Leonard and Bonham The Dogs came up short Tuesday night against Leonard but not because of a lack of effort from their senior point guard Elijah Campbell who finished with a team-leading 20 points and almost never left the floor in the effort. He scored the game's first points and Howe led for the first three minutes of the game until Leonard knocked down a 3-pointer with 4:30 left in the first which gave them a 6-5 lead. Howe never regained the lead from that moment forward. Howe trailed 15-12 after the first.
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It was the second period when Leonard did most of their damage by going on a 21-9 run to stretch their lead to 36-21 to the half. As Campbell continued his scoring, and assist run by dishing to Devin Porter for a score and clipping at the lead, it was his sophomore brother Noah Campbell that hit a 3-pointer which pulled Howe within 10 at the 4:35 mark in the third which caused a Leonard timeout. Later, the senior Campbell would bring the score within eight with a free throw near the end of the third and Howe entered the fourth trailing, 51-43. Howe continued to fight in the fourth with Elijah Campbell scoring on a drive to the basket with 4:22 left in the game to cut Leonard's lead to 57-52 forcing another Leonard timeout. As time kept running off the clock, Campbell kept scoring to keep the Bulldogs within five, but with 1:33 remaining, Howe went into foul mode for desperation. The Tigers capitalized on their free throws to take the game, 67-56. Behind Elijah Campbell's 20 points was his brother Noah with 17. Other scorers were Porter (8), Caiden Harmon (4), Colton Thurman (4), and Cameron Lankford (3). On Friday, the Bulldogs traveled to Bonham and faced an outstanding team full of athletes including senior Josh Upke who scored 35 points including six 3-
Howe senior point guard Elijah Campbell drives to the hole versus Leonard on Tuesday night. Michelle Carney/Howe Enterprise. pointers. The game was never really in question as Bonham raced out to a 23-8 lead after the first period. Howe did have an oustanding second period by scoring 17 and limiting the high-octane Warrior offense to 16. Howe trailed 35-29 at the half. Bonham's defense clinched back up in the second half allowing on 12 Bulldog points for the remainder of the game en route to a 70-37 win over Howe. No Howe player finished in doubledigits with each of the Campbell brothers leading the team with nine points. Other scorers were Porter (8), Steven Waldrip (4), Harmon (3), and Thurman (1).
Former Howe student sworn in as Texas State Representative
Howe will travel to Whitewright on He may not have attended Howe Tuesday. schools for a long period of time, Howe's JV beat Leonard 35-32 with but Reggie Smith was a student Kolby Taylor leading the way with at Howe Elementary School in its 12 points. Other scorers were Luke present location in the late Lopex (9), and Mason Moreau (6). 1970s. Smith was recently sworn in as the newest Texas They also beat Bonham Friday night in another tight game, 40-37. State Representative from District 62.
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Smith is also the founder and owner of Reginald B. Smith, Jr. PLLC, a general practice law firm which he established in 2003. He is a two term chairman of the Grayson County Republican Party and currently the Northern Regional Director of the Texas Republican County Chairman’s Association. He has also served on the ballot security team for the Texoma Patriots providing election law advice to the local tea party organization in local elections. He descends from a sixth generation Grayson County Reggie Smith took the Oath of pioneer family and he and his Office in Austin for his first term as wife, Stephany, have three Texas State Representative from children; Reggie Jr., Anna this area. Katherine, and Rhett. The Courtesy photo. children attend Van Alstyne ISD.
