For the second year in a row, the Lady Greyhounds are region champions.Jones County asserted itself in the second half on Friday in McDonough, winning 65-51 against Woodland. The Lady Hounds will open the state tournament at home on Feb. 24.Read next week's edition for full coverage.
The Lady Greyhounds will play for their second region basketball championship in a row on Friday.Jones County disposed of Stockbridge 63-39 in Wednesday's Region 2-AAAA Tournament semifinals, advancing them to Friday's region title game at 7 p.m. against Woodland at McDonough High School.
The 2026 football season will begin with rigor for the Greyhounds, and it’ll kickoff with America’s winningest high school football team coming to Gray.
With one senior and at least two freshmen expected to contribute early, in-game varsity experience is something that the Greyhounds are short on in the early throes of the season.
The state’s brightest wrestling spotlight arrives later this week, and seven Greyhounds will be part of it.A total of seven Jones County wrestlers will compete in the GHSA State Traditional Wrestling Championships, which begin Thursday at the Clayton County Convocation Center.
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The Greyhounds’ postseason quest ended last week by the thinnest of margins.Jones County lost 47-46 to Woodland in the opening round of the region tournament on Friday, ending their season at 11-15 overall.