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includes sophomore Sierra Copeland and freshman Trinity Williams. On Tuesday night, Howe played Bonham, but the Lady Warriors were heavily over-matched by the talented Lady Bulldogs. Ally Harvey led Howe with 21 points and nine rebounds in the effort. Howe started the game with a dominating first-period performance that saw the Lady Bulldogs run away with a 19-0 run. As a matter of fact, Howe didn't allow a single point to Bonham until 1:08 left in the half on an Avery Reaves 3-pointer off the glass. Harvey had 20 of her 21 points in the first 14 minutes of the game. Howe took a 35-3 lead into Ally Harvey goes up for the shot https://www.txfb-ins.com/insurance/agent/Grayson/23242/LorettaAnderson the half. on Tuesday against Bonham. The second half was filled with Michelle Carney/Howe Enterprise bench play as Peyton Ford, Marissa Agee, Katie Grogan, Trinity Copeland (2). Williams, and Gianna Henry saw a large amount of playing time. But Howe's 56-17 win closed out the the results were near the same as regular season and set the stage for Howe won the third period 10-7 tonight's first-round matchup with and the final period 11-7, Callisburg (14-17, 5-7) who respectively. finished as the fourth seed in District 9. The game will be played Behind Harvey's 21 points was at Sherman High School at 7:45 pm Williams who had a big second following the game between half with 10 quick points. Other Pottsboro and Bells. scorers were Calley Vick (7), Henry (6), Anderson (6), Honore The game will be broadcast live on (2), Molly Wilson (2), and Sierra howeenterprise.com
Gianna Henry (above left) and Calley Vick (above right) played their final home game for the Lady Bulldogs Tuesday against Bonham. Michelle Carney/Howe Enterprise.
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