Though Madison County lost its no. 1 player from last year’s lineup, the Lady Raider golf team is swinging to improve upon its fifth-place finish in the region in 2008. [Full Story »]
The Jackson County track teams got their season started with a fifth and a sixth place at the Eagle Invitational at East Jackson Comprehensive High School Saturday.
The girls finished fifth overall with 56 points, trailing Dawson County, Oglethorpe County, Habersham Central and East Jackson.
The boys placed sixth with 32.5 points, trailing Oglethorpe, Habersham Central, Banks County, East Jackson and Commerce.
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After the cold weather that caused cancellations and delays last week, the Jefferson Dragons have been on a hot streak, winning their past two games against Madison County and Riverside Military Academy to improve their record to 3-1 overall.
The Dragons will travel to Homer to face the 3-1 Leopards of Banks County in the first region pairing of both teams for the season.
First pitch is scheduled for 5:30 p.m.
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After a break in action due to last week’s wintry weather, the Jackson County Panthers came back with some hot plays to split their next two games against Osborne and Clarke Central during the Panthers Diamond Day on Saturday.
Next up for Jackson County is a trip to Athens where they’ll face the Athens Christian Eagles on Thursday.
The Eagles are looking to put the brakes on a three-game losing streak, while the Panthers hope to add to their early season win tally.
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