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With more than 20 young future Cheer Hounds taking part each day, the Jones County Cheerleaders once again hosted their annual Competition Cheer Kid Camp at the Cheer Factory on the JCHS campus.
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In the blazing summer heat, the Marching Greyhounds are readying for the season, in part through their ongoing band camp which began last week. Both the marching band members playing instruments plus auxiliary members such as the color guard logged plenty of time on the field at JCHS as they work steadfastly toward entertaining and firing up the crowd on Friday nights during Greyhound football games.
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It’s year two for volleyball at Jones County High School, but year one for new head coach Lonnie Wheeler. In some respects, it feels like year one as a whole as the team’s roster gets used to not only its new coach but also the tenets of volleyball that are also be focused on this summer.
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For some coaches, players having to miss team workouts during the summer months may cause a degree of heartburn.
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https://www.facebook.com/2021-JC-Allstar-Darlings-109853014680661Last fall, Jones County High School brought a state softball title home to Gray. Another group of youngsters recently brought a title home to Jones County and is hungry for more.
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On just about every corner, it’s not hard to see the enthusiasm around the Jones County softball program. Not only did the team’s players and coaches host around 84 participants at the annual softball camp, but there’s been a strong among of enthusiasm during summer workouts.
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When last year’s cross country season ended, the expectation was for the Greyhounds to go into the offseason with a strong wind of momentum given that they had snagged a top-ten finish at the state meet for the first time in program history.
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If you’ve heard about the fastgrowing sport of pickleball and are looking for a chance play or just learn more about it, you can do so in the coming weeks without having to go too far from home.
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