HDC pulls out on top against Archangels Catholic
The Howells Dodge Jaguars played Archangel's Catholic on October 17th in Howells. The Defenders kicked the ball to start the game off, with Oliver Belina returning it to the HDC’s 22-yard line. Both teams trade punts, then Hunter Luther gets the ball and runs it down the sideline untouched, scoring and making the two-point conversion good. With that, that makes the score 8-0. The next drive for Howells-Dodge was a bad snap . . .
Conference volleyball for the Lady Jags
On Thursday, October 16, and Saturday, October 18, the Howells-Dodge Jaguars played in the Eastern Husker Conference tournament. They kicked off the tournament by hosting Wakefield in Howells. This game wasn’t too much of a challenge as they got the job done in 2 sets, (18-25), (10-25). The team had 25 kills. Audrey Brabec, Kylie Brichacek, and Peyten Becker all led the team with 5 kills each. They also had 21 digs. . . .
FCCLA heads to DLC
The Howells-Dodge FCCLA chapter went to Columbus Community College for the District Leadership Conference on Monday, October 13. A total of forty-eight FCCLA members attended the event, where they learned more about Family and Consumer Sciences and had the opportunity to meet new people and grow their leadership skills. The day started off with listening to a sponsor from the Briggs and Barrett Project. . . .
Jr. High students attend Wayne State College
On Wednesday, September 25, the Howells-Dodge junior high students traveled to Wayne State College for their version of a career day, while the Howells-Dodge high school students participated in the HWY 91 Career Day at Howells. The junior high students started their day with a tour of Wayne State College. On their tour, they were able to see what the life of a college student may look like. They were . . .
Jaguar Volleyball struggles against GACC
On Tuesday, September 25, the Lady Jags traveled to face the Guardian Angels in West Point. The Jags were beaten in a total of three sets, the scores being 10-25, 19-25, and 14-25. The team as a whole played pretty well, and they had a killing percentage of .154%, with Riley Svehla having a percentage of .833% being the highest kill percentage of the team. They had a total of 29 kills, with 10 of them being from Kylie Brichacek. The . . .