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One of the most accomplished cross country runners in the history of Jones County High School, Laney Doster will continue running close to home. The senior signed a national letter of intent last Wednesday, in front of family and close friends at the JCHS Auditorium, to continue her career at Mercer University.
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The Greyhounds shook off some offseason rust last Thursday, scrimmaging at Veterans. And although JCHS fell 79-72 to a Warhawks team with a size advantage, the Greyhounds showed a significant amount of grit , quickly wiping out double-digit deficits multiple times to pull within twopossessions. In fact, the Greyhounds went from trailing by nearly 20 points to being within two possessions in the final minute before Veterans held on.
Read moreWith Jacob Crook’s return as the head wrestling coach at Jones County entering year three, the Greyhounds don’t simply return all but one wrestler from last year’s team. It’s also a group with a strong will to compete and win.
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In terms of team competition, Laney Doster’s cross country career concluded two weekends ago with a top-five finish that helped the Lady Greyhounds to another top-ten finish in GHSA Class AAAAA.
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For Jacob Thompson, baseball has been a significant part of his life since a young age.
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Bachman Turner Overdrive’s “Takin’ Care of Business” may as well have been playing on Friday night at Greyhound Field because that’s exactly what Jones County did to firmly stay atop the GHSA Region 4-AAAAA standings.
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Racing against the state’s best, Jones County’s cross country runners paced their way to top-ten team finishers on Saturday morning at the GHSA State Meet in Carrollton, running into the school record books as well.
Read moreIf you’re a fan of a style of basketball that spreads out the floor and uses every inch of it in order to score points, this year’s edition of the Greyhounds may be up your alley.
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