Announcements
This Week in Highlander Athletics
This Week in Highlander Athletics!Monday, October 21 BUS 4:15 PMAwayBoysJVCross CountryLiv. County JV Inv @ Huron Meadows2:30 PM4:50 PMAwayGirlsJVCross CountryLiv. County JV Inv @ Huron Meadows2:30 PMTuesday, October 22 BUS 4:00 PMAwayB/GHWMSCross CountryMHSAA MS Regional-Stockbridge1:50 PM4:00 PMAwayB/GParkerCross CountryMHSAA MS Regional-Stockbridge2:05 PM5:00 PMAwayGirlsJVVolleyballFordson HS - KLAA Crossover1:50 PM5:00 PMAwayGirlsFRVolleyballFordson HS - KLAA Crossover1:50 PM6:30 PMAwayGirlsVARVolleyballFordson HS - KLAA Crossover4:15 PM6:30 PMAwayB/GVARUnified SoccerMilford High School 5:30 PMWednesday, October 23 BUS No events scheduled Thursday, October 24 BUS 5:00 PMAwayGirlsVARVolleyballQuad @ South Lyon3:15 PM4:30 PMAwayBoysFRFootballBelleville - KLAA Crossover2:15 PM6:30 PMAwayBoysJVFootballBelleville
More About This Week in Highlander AthleticsHowell Defeats Brighton in Little Brown Jug Rivalry, Now 8-0!
The Howell Highlanders continued their impressive season with a commanding 36-14 victory over rival Brighton on Friday night, retaining the Little Brown Jug for the second consecutive year. Senior running back Justin Jones once again dominated the rivalry, scoring four touchdowns for the second straight year. Jones ran for three touchdowns and caught a 20-yard touchdown pass, adding to his legacy after his four-touchdown, 227-yard performance in last year’s 43-7 victory.While Jones was the star, sophomore Bryce Kish also showcased his potential. Kish scored Howell’s final touchdown with a 30-yard run and added a two-point conversion earlier in the game. He’s proven to be a strong lead blocker for Jones while making key plays himself.Junior quarterback Preston Barb also contributed, completing 6 of 13 passes for 128 yards and a touchdown, as the Bulldogs focused on stopping Howell’s ground attack.A pivotal moment came in the third quarter when Howell, leading 22-7, faced a fourth-and-1
More About Howell Defeats Brighton in Little Brown Jug Rivalry, Now 8-0!Highlanders Shine at KLAA Cross Country Championships
The Howell Highlanders competed in the KLAA Cross Country Championships on Thursday, October 17, 2024, at Manly Bennett Park in Hamburg, with the boys' team finishing 6th overall in a highly competitive field.Leading the way for the Highlanders were three All-Conference runners based on their individual finishes:Jack MacGregor, 4th placeLucas Wood, 15th placeDrake Wallace, 27th placeIn the girls' race, Anna Halliday was the top Highlander, finishing 40th overall.The team now sets its sights on the MHSAA Regional meet, taking place at Springfield Oaks Park in Holly on Saturday, October 26th. Best of luck to the Highlanders as they continue their postseason journey!
More About Highlanders Shine at KLAA Cross Country ChampionshipsHowell Volleyball Hosts Salem Rocks for Senior Night
On Tuesday, October 15th, Howell Volleyball takes on the Salem Rocks at home, with the Freshman and JV teams playing at 5:00 PM and Varsity at approximately 6:30 PM.Join us as we celebrate our seniors on Senior Night! We’ll recognize their contributions to the program with a special ceremony following the subvarsity matches and before the Varsity warmups. This will be a great opportunity to honor the hard work and leadership our seniors have shown both on and off the court.Come out and support Howell Volleyball for this exciting event! TICKETS: Cash at the table or via GoFan.co
More About Howell Volleyball Hosts Salem Rocks for Senior NightHighlanders run over Wildcats, 35-21!
Throwback win: Howell 7-0 for first time since 1963 after grinding down NoviBill Khan | Livingston DailyNOVI — If any grainy black-and-white Howell football game film from 1963 still exists, it would look something like this.Unlike some games earlier this season, there was no trickery, no secrets to what the Highlanders were out to accomplishment against Novi Friday night.Their game plan was an open book.The plays were predictable, but they dared Novi to stop them.In a throwback to what Howell football must have looked like 61 years ago — really, to what it looked like last year — the fifth-ranked Highlanders ran the ball on all but one of their 52 plays to beat eighth-ranked Novi, 35-21, in a clash for first place in the KLAA West.For the full Livingston Daily Article please - CLICK HERE
More About Highlanders run over Wildcats, 35-21!Howell Athletic Business Club
The Howell Athletic Business Club is a vital component of the success of the Highlander Athletic Program. The financial support provided by our members is critical to our ability to provide a first class competitive environment for our student athletes. The KLAA West Division is one of the toughest divisions in the State and we are fortunate that we have a great fan base. We have excellent attendance at home events which provides solid exposure for our business club members. We look forward to having your support this year. —- John Young, Director of Athletics, Howell Public Schools Corporate Package - $1,000.00 Year round sponsorship program 4’ x 8’ sign displayed at HHS Stadium Business Name displayed in HHS Fieldhouse Public Address Announcements at Events Four (4) Full year season passes for all home regular season events Business listed on athletic website as a member of Business Club Opportunity for digital ad on Fieldhouse scor
More About Howell Athletic Business ClubTeam News
Sophia Balla first equestrian Livingston Daily Athlete of the Week!
Boys/Girls Varsity EquestrianSophia Balla is the first equestrian competitor to win the Livingston Daily’s Athlete of the Week award after a performance in regionals that helped Howell reach the state meet. Congratulations, Sophia!ARTICLE LINK - CLICK HERE
More About Sophia Balla first equestrian Livingston Daily Athlete of the Week!Football Strength Challenge
Boys Varsity FootballHello Howell Football families, friends, and fans! Please join us for our very first HHS Football STRENGTH CHALLENGE fundraiser. On Tuesday, July 21st at 6:00 PM ending at approximately 8:30 PM at the high school (rain or shine), we will have a fundraiser filled with competition, fun, excitement, and prizes! This will be a great team building event while bringing in donations that will help provide our team with needed supplies/equipment to have a successful season. Our players will be given the opportunity to challenge themselves and their teammates as they cycle through multiple stations to test strength, speed, agility, and team spirit. They will be divided into small groups all starting at different stations and working their way through each obstacle. They will each need to get “sponsors” who are willing to make a flat amount or “per pound” donation. EXAMPLE: $10 or $20 flat amount for entire event com
More About Football Strength Challenge