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Monday, September 23, 2019
Youth football roundup
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Middle School football roundup
Beau Stephens pulls down a pass from Garren Lankford. Michelle Walker/Howe Enterprise. Colt Key had his own fan base as members of the Grayson County Sheriff's Office came to watch him play. Key's father Chad Key is a fallen officer for Grayson County. Courtesy photo. Howe K-2nd shuts out Tom Bean way. Rounding out the scoring for the Bulldogs was a pass from Eli 34-0 Espitia to Noah Espitia. Eli also The Howe Bulldogs started off on connected with Noah on two extra points. defense and quickly stuffed the Tomcats. The second offensive play Howe 3rd/4th grade Bulldogs from scrimmage for the Bulldogs resulted in a long touchdown run by shutout Wolfe City 29-0 Easton Ganow. The Bulldog defense was strong again today not Game stats: Defense: Sam: 3 tackles, 28-yard allowing a first down. Kolbie Morris and Anders Bjorn wreaked interception return for a touchdown; Deacon: 3 tackles, 1 havoc in the backfield all day sack; Isiah: 3 tackles, 1 sack; causing and recovering a fumble. Luke: 3 tackles; Crosson: 1 Sean Douglas scored two touchdowns, one being a long run tackle, 1 interception; Jaden S: 1 tackle; Kayden R: 1 with seconds left on the clock tackle; KT: 2 tackles before halftime. Austyn Navidad also had a nice touchdown run punishing the defenders along the page 12
Howe seventh-grader Braden Ulmer raced approximately 40 yards for Howe's first score of the game to give the Bulldogs an early 6-0 lead. Boyd was able to return the kick to tie the game, however, and the game remained tied for most of the contest.
fumble took place on the game's opening kickoff which led to Boyd's first score of the afternoon. They would add a 52yard touchdown later to up the lead to 14-0 with :14 remaining in the first quarter.
In the fourth quarter, after a long run by Garren Lankford, Parker Daniels took in a 3-yard score to give Howe a 12-6 lead. Howe recovered an onside kick with 5:02 left and Ulmer scored his second touchdown of the game with 1:23 left. He also converted the 2-point conversion to give the Dogs the 20-6 win and remain undefeated at 2-0.
Howe got on the board with a 38yard touchdown run by Cooper Jones. Quarterback Jacob Campbell ran in the 2-point conversion to cut the lead to 14-8 with 5:50 left in the second. Dakota Fetzer intercepted a Boyd pass and returned it 33 yards for a score to tie the game at 14 with 2:07 left before half. Boyd scored on a 19-yard pass early in the third quarter for the game's final score and a Boyd 20-14 win.
Howe's eighth grade faced a Boyd team full of big athletes on Thursday at Boyd. The game didn't start well for Howe as a
The seventh and eighth grades will travel to Bonham Thursday.
