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Omarion Tucker, left, was named Jones County’s 2023 Homecoming King as part of the JCHS homecoming festivities near the end of September. CONTRIBUTED

Omarion Tucker, left, was named Jones County’s 2023 Homecoming King as part of the JCHS homecoming festivities near the end of September. CONTRIBUTED

Homecoming king crowned

Sporting events

Want to add an event? Send it to us! >> sports@jcnews.com B Team/C Team Football: Oct. 12, vs. Lee County Football: Oct. 13, vs. Dutchtown Cross Country: Oct. 13, Purple & Gold 2-Mile Race, at Greyhound Park. Free admission Softball: Oct. 16-17, State Playoff Super Regionals.
Carson Beck (15) ready to receive a snap in the first quarter of the Kentucky game. Beck threw for over 300 yards in the first half alone. BRENDAN KOERNER/Staff

Carson Beck (15) ready to receive a snap in the first quarter of the Kentucky game. Beck threw for over 300 yards in the first half alone. BRENDAN KOERNER/Staff

Beck has career night as Georgia defeats Wildcats

Everything went as planned for Carson Beck in No. 1 Georgia’s 51-13 win over No. 20 Kentucky on Saturday. The Jacksonville, Fla., native set career highs in passing yards, completions, and touchdowns completed, with 28-of-35 passes connecting for 389 yards, and four passing scores.
Wide receiver transfer Rara Thomas (5) catches a touchdown pass over a Kentucky defender for Georgia’s second score of the night. BRENDAN KOERNER/Staff

Wide receiver transfer Rara Thomas (5) catches a touchdown pass over a Kentucky defender for Georgia’s second score of the night. BRENDAN KOERNER/Staff

Smart, Bulldogs look to stay perfect in Nashville

After handedly defeating the No. 20 ranked Kentucky Wildcats in Sanford Stadium last Saturday, the Georgia Bulldogs now prepare to travel to Nashville this weekend.
Jones County High School’s competition cheerleaders set a season-high score once again on Saturday at Ola as they finished third. The day also saw the middle school team close out its season with a strong performance. The high school competition team competes again Oct. 28 at McIntosh which will also host the region meet on Nov. 4. CONTRIBUTED

Jones County High School’s competition cheerleaders set a season-high score once again on Saturday at Ola as they finished third. The day also saw the middle school team close out its season with a strong performance. The high school competition team competes again Oct. 28 at McIntosh which will also host the region meet on Nov. 4. CONTRIBUTED

Cheerleaders soar in competition, set another high mark

With three _nishes within the top nine, Jones County’s girls won last week’s middle school athletic league championship meet. CONTRIBUTED

With three _nishes within the top nine, Jones County’s girls won last week’s middle school athletic league championship meet. CONTRIBUTED

Middle school girls run to conference title

A league title belongs to Jones County’s middle school runners after last week’s Georgia Middle School Athletic League championship saw three Jones County runners finish in the top nine to propel the way to finish first place overall in a meet held at Greyhound Park.
The Volley Hounds will head into the oseason bidding farewell to their _rst class of seniors to have played four seasons. See more Senior Night photos at photos.jcnews.com. BRAD HARRISON/Staff

The Volley Hounds will head into the oseason bidding farewell to their _rst class of seniors to have played four seasons. See more Senior Night photos at photos.jcnews.com. BRAD HARRISON/Staff

Volleyball season ends with another historic step forward

The Volley Hounds season came to an end last week but not before taking another step forward as a program.
JCHS honored its seniors Sept. 26 against Dutchtown. See more Senior Night Photos at photos.jcnews.com. BRAD HARRISON/Staff

JCHS honored its seniors Sept. 26 against Dutchtown. See more Senior Night Photos at photos.jcnews.com. BRAD HARRISON/Staff

JCHS softball seniors recognized