Howland Tigers

The freshman girls bested Crestview today 41 to 28.  Taylor Lawrence was 8 for 8 from the foul line finishing with 14 points. Kylie McClain, Jamie Desalvo, Alyssa Henry, and Mariah Quarrels added to the scoring.

Howland @ Canfield on 01/05/2019. Canfield (CANF) 61.0 Howland (HOWL) 15.0 106: Nicholas Barber (CANF) over Donovan Hazelhurst (HOWL) (Fall 1:03) 113: Ethan  Fletcher (CANF) over Dylan Shields (HOWL) (TF 17-2 0:00) 120: Logan Miller (CANF) over   (HOWL) (For.) 126: Rian Spangler (HOWL) over Ian Hull (CANF) (Fall 3:41) 132: Aidan Burcsak (CANF) over Ethan

HOWLAND — Students at Howland High school get the opportunity to produce and edit videos and live stream events in Brian O’Dell’s Digital Media class. Almost every week, students get to live stream an event. During the winter months, the class live streams the high school girls and boys basketball games. O’Dell is hoping that

For the Tigers, the main issues lie in scoring. It took around four minutes into the game for Howland (4-5) to score its first bucket. The Tigers finished the quarter with eight points.  Lakeview took advantage, jumping out to a 7-0 lead early in defeating the Howland Tigers, 59-41, Friday night in a non-conference game.

The 7th grade boys basketball team fell to Boardman yesterday 22-20.  The leading scorers for the Tigers were Jaden Rishel with 9 points and Alex Henry with 4 points.  Marco Kubanscek, Gabe Gamichia, Landon Infante, and Chris Fenton also scored for the Tigers. Good luck on Monday against Austintown! Before the break, the 8th grade

The 9th grade boys basketball team defeated Mineral Ridge 57-39. The Tigers were led by Bobby Sullivan with 14pts, Caden Riley 13pts, and Braden Gebhardt 12pts

Tigers pulled off a victory against Harding. High game and High Series was shot by  Evan Dehn with games of 200 and 243 and a 443 set. Nate Scott  was close behind with 236 and 190 leading to a 426 set.

The girls bowling team has dropped its last two matches against Niles and conference foe Harding.  Against Niles, though down for most of the match, the team fought back falling by a handful of pins.  The girls were led by Danni Harigan with a 225 and Kayla Bross with a 179.  Against Harding, the team

Over break, the girls bowling team won their second consecutive tournament of the year, beating many solid teams from Northeast Ohio.The girls finished fifth throughout the qualifying round, with six teams advancing to the championship round.  Danni Harigan led all individuals by posting scores of 200 and 222.  She was followed by Justine Bailes, who

Top 3 Finishes Girls 200 Medley Relay 2nd Place Howland (Mackenzie Karabin, Josephine Carannate, Madison FLuent, Emily O’Connell) Girls 200 Free 2nd Place- Josephine Carannate Howland 3rd Place- Emily O’Connell Howland Girls 200 IM 1st Place-Mia Pantalone Howland 3rd Place-Alyssa Tarr Howland Girls 50 Free 1st Place Rachel Delida Howland 2nd Place Caitlyn Mindek Howland