Congratulations to the following athletes advancing to Districts: Mia Pantalone (Howland) 100 Fr, 400 Fr Rly Chiara Fischer (Howland) 400 Fr Rly Mackenzie Karabin (Howland) 400 Fr Rly Isabelle Daniels (Howland) 400 Fr Rly Caitlyn Mindek (Howland) 200 IM These athletes will be competing Friday February 16. Good Luck Lady Swimmers!
The Lady Tigers were unable to muster much offense against the Vikings. The Tigers did display a much better effort in the second half playing the hosts evenly, but were unable to rally falling losing 33-19. Ashley Chambers scored all 5 of the Tigers first quarter points and led with seven for the game to
In a low scoring contest, the Tigers fell to North Canton Hoover 42-33. Leading the Tigers was Alex Ochman with 10 points. Howland took a 7-4 lead into the second quarter but could only muster 3 points and fell behind 16-10 going into the break. Howland outscored Hoover 11-9 in the third and trailed 25-21
Freshman swimmer Jared Mindek continued his season finishing second in 100 breaststroke (1:01.14) at Akron Universty and also advancing in the 200 IM. Jared now moves on to the Districts. Jared holds the school record in the 100 Breaststroke which he captured earlier this season. Good Luck Jared!
The Howland Tigers put together an outstanding performance as they pulled away for a 63-42 road win against the Austintown Fitch Falcons. The Falcons started the second quarter scoring five unanswered points to take the lead 15-13. That’s when Howland stepped on the gas and went on an 18-2 run. The Tigers put up 28
The 8th Grade Girls’ Basketball Team lost a tough game against Canfield last night 41-31. Leading scorers were Kylie McClain with 10 and Jamie DeSalvo with 9. Also adding to the score were Alyssa Pompelia, Jen Sindledecker and Mia Infante. The Girls finish their Middle School basketball career with a 33-1 record. What a great
With the Raiders (11-6, 9-2) leading by two in the final seconds, Howland standout Connor Tamarkin drove down the floor with a chance to tie or win the game. The 5-foot-11 guard drove to the basket against the 6-6 Moore, and his lay-up attempt looked to be knocked off the backboard by Moore. A tip-in
The 7th Grade Boys’ Basketball Team’s amazing season ended last night with a loss to Youngstown East. Brandon Null led the Tigers in scoring with 6, and both Nick Leasure and Ben Bronson added 4 each. The boys finished the season with 13 wins and 3 losses. Congratulations on an awesome season! Click here to
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