Jaguar Jamboree - January 13, 2022 - Howells-Dodge Consolidated
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Jaguar Jamboree January 13, 2022
The Jaguars are on a roll
The Howells-Dodge Jaguars are on a roll with a 10-1 record and have no signs of stopping. On
December 28 and 29, the Jags went to Centura High School in Cairo to play in the Blizzard Blowout Holiday
Tournament. The Jags played the Centura Centurions first on the 28th. It was a slow-going o ensive game
with the score at halftime being only 20-14. With some timely shooting and stout defense, the Jags held on
and beat the Centurions 49-39. The Jags then played the Fort Calhoun Pioneers on the 29th in the
championship game. Both teams came out in the first half shooting hot, but the Jags stayed on top with the
score at the end of the first half being 41-23. The Pioneers came back in the second half hot, bringing the
game to as close as 5 points, but the Jags shut the door late and defeated the Pioneers 70-60 winning the
Blizzard Blowout Holiday Tournament.
The Jags next game took place in Humphrey against the Humphrey St. Francis Flyers on Friday,
January 7th. The Jags got out to a quick start in the first quarter by scoring 14 and only giving up 5. The
Flyers fought their way back in the second quarter to make the score of the first half 25-20. The Jaguars
came into the second half fired up and scored 26 in the third quarter and 18 in fourth to win the game
69-47. In this game R. J. Bayer scored his 1000th career point. Congratulations to R. J.!
The Jags then played the GACC Bluejays in Dodge on Saturday, January 8th. The Jags came out
firing on all cylinders and led the game at the end of the first half with a score of 34-22. The Jags kept it
coming in the second half and with some great shooting and good defense all around the Jags beat the
Bluejays 68-49. In this game, Gavin Nelson tied the school record for most three-pointers in a game (5).
Blake Sindelar also recorded a triple double with 22 points, 13 rebounds, and 11 assists.
Congratulations to the Jags on a great season, so far, and we hope to see more wins during the
season. - Aden Lange
The Lady Jags take third in Centura’s Blizzard Blowout
On December 28th, the Lady Jags competed at Cairo in the Centura Blizzard
Blowout. They started off the tournament with a loss to Centura, 29-38, but they didn’t let
it get them down. They came back with a 55-33 win against Sandy Creek, finishing third in
the tournament. Senior Abigail Pieper has high hopes for the rest of the season, saying,
“The beginning of the season gave us an insight into what we need to accomplish, we just
have to push through and achieve the goal we have been working towards since the
beginning of the season.”
The Jags competed against Humphrey St. Francis on the 7th, losing 32-52. The
following night, they lost to GACC 30-65. Coach Polacek commented, “We played a
top-notch team on back-to-back nights. There’s no doubt that it wore on us physically, but
the girls fought through it.” On Tuesday, January 11, the team played Lutheran High
Northeast in Howells and won an exciting game 48-43.
The Lady Jags will travel to Wisner-Pilger on the 14th, Mead on the 15th, and host
Humphrey/Lindsay Holy Family in Howells on the 18th as a make-up game.
- Jordan Howell
Wrestlers keep on fighting
As the season gets closer to the end, the wrestlers continue to work hard to
improve on their technique. Entering into the second half of the season, they are
practicing even harder to get a step ahead of their next opponent.
On December 31st, the team traveled to Shelby Rising City and took second as a
team with a score of 170, with every one of their wrestlers placing. Team results were:
Isaac Koliha (106) 3rd, Dylan Brichacek (120) 1st, Gage Stutzman (126) 3rd, Lane
Belina (145) 3rd, Austin Hegemann(152) 4th, Jacob Hegemann (160) 1st, Levi Belina
(170) 1st, and Jestin Bayer (182) 1st.
On January 8th the Howells-Dodge Wrestlers went to Wisner for a
tournament. They placed 2nd as a team, losing only to Summerland by 1.5 points. Those
placing were: Isaac Koliha (106) 3rd, Dylan Brichacek (120) 1st, Gage Stutzman (126)
4th, Lane Belina (145) 2nd, Austin Hegemann (152) 4th, Jacob Hegemann (160) 3rd,
Levi Belina (170) 1st, and Jestin Bayer (182) 1st.
The wrestling team will continue to fight as the season progresses. With
only 7 more tournaments and one dual promised to them, they are all working to get one
more tournament given to them and so they can show what they have earned at state.
-Jacob Hegemann
Howells-Dodge Bowlers are defeated at
the King-Pin Tournament.
On Saturday, December 18th, Howells-Dodge hosted a King-Pin bowling
tournament at Hilltop Lanes in Dodge. The team bowled against Boone Central
twice, Fremont once, and Columbus Lakeview twice. The team, unfortunately,
was only able to win one of their Columbus Lakeview games. Boone Central
beat Howells-Dodge with a score of 2-6 in the first match and 1-3 in the second.
Fremont beat Howells-Dodge 2-6. Howells-Dodge beat Columbus Lakeview 3-0
in the first match, and Columbus Lakeview beat Howells-Dodge 3-5 in the
second.
A few days later, on Monday, December 20th, Howells-Dodge faced off
against Thurston-Cumming County and beat them 19-2. Good luck to the
bowler as they continue their season at Wayne on Thursday, January 13.
- Justin Young
The Howells-Dodge Speech Team looks forward to a
great year
The Speech Team is looking forward to beginning their season. With 14
members, there are many events to plan and discuss. Lots of meetings,
practices, and discussions all lead up to the start of the season on Saturday,
January 15 at Pierce. After that, the team does not stop competing, hosting
the Jaguar Jabber on the 19th and competing at North Bend on the 22nd.
Coach Traci Sindelar commented on the upcoming season, “The speech
season has already proven to be exciting and energetic with only a week of
practices completed. I am looking forward to the season which looks like it
will be a crazy adventure!”
- Jordan Howell
Senior Tribute
Lilly Praest
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When is your birthday?
April 14, 2004
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What is your favorite memory in high school?
Playing cards, when it’s allowed
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What are your plans after you graduate?
Attend college and major in nursing
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Where do you see yourself in ten years?
Hopefully, alive…
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What is your favorite lunch?
Breaded Beef
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Favorite quote?
“This place makes me the kind of exhausted that has nothing to do with sleep and
everything to do with the people around me.” - Rupi Kaur
- Ashlynn Throener
Aden Lange
When is your birthday?
April 27, 2004
What is your favorite high school memory?
Winning the state championship in football.
What are your plans after high school?
Attend Northeast Community College.
What is your favorite school lunch?
Chicken and rice casserole.
Where do you see yourself in 10 years?
Daydreaming.
Favorite quote?
“Life is like a sandwich, no matter which way you flip it, the bread comes first.” - Abraham Lincoln
-Jacob Hegemann
Senior Tribute
Blake Sindelar
When is your birthday?
February 5, 2003
What is your favorite memory in high school?
Winning a state championship in football
What are your plans after you graduate?
Go to college
Where do you see yourself in ten years?
Having a beautiful wife
What is your favorite lunch?
Nacho bar
Favorite quote?
“Pass the ball.” - Gavin Nelson
- Ashlynn ThroenerSenior Tribute
Jacob Hegemann
When is your birthday?
- June 16th, 2003
What is your favorite high school memory?
- Almost getting lighted on fire in the Ag shop by Noah.
What are your plans after high school?
- Attend Wayne State College and major in Industrial Technology
What is your favorite school lunch?
- Potato Bowl
Where do you see yourself in 10 years?
- Working at the chicken barns.
Favorite quote?
- “It’s the Hejemann way.”
-Aden LangeThe Howells-Dodge Consolidated School District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, marital status, sexual orientation, disability, age, genetic information, citizenship status or economic status in its programs, activities and employment.
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