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Rudy Bowden slams the ball in for a dunk against the Chargers. BRAD HARRISON/Staff

Rudy Bowden slams the ball in for a dunk against the Chargers. BRAD HARRISON/Staff

Hounds win three of four with region tourney in sight

In a 10-team region, momentum is king for those teams seeking to be one of the four teams making their way to the state tournament.The past week showed that the Greyhounds may indeed have a nice slice of it at the perfect time.
Greyhounds head coach Noble Coley addresses his team following one of last week’s early-season practices. BRAD HARRISON/Staff

Greyhounds head coach Noble Coley addresses his team following one of last week’s early-season practices. BRAD HARRISON/Staff

Diamond Hounds get up to speed ahead of season

The tight window of time isn’t doing much for the Greyhounds in the way of favors.Last Monday was the first official day for Jones County to be on the field for practice, and after a few days of tryouts, the field of players was thinned out.
Little wins 100th match

Little wins 100th match

Little wins 100th match

Greyhounds wrestler David Little hit the century mark on Saturday, capturing the 100th win of his JCHS career during the region traditional tournament at Union Grove.

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Want to add an event? Send it to us! >> sports@jcnews.com Gymnastics: Feb. 6 at Ola Soccer: Feb. 6 at Jackson (scrimmage), 5:30 p.m. Baseball: Feb. 7 vs. Putnam County (scrimmage), 5:30 p.m.Wrestling: Feb. 8, sectionals at Cambridge Middle School Soccer: Tournament of Roses, girls vs. GMC, 9 a.m.
Mike Chastain (left) and Chad Alligood

Mike Chastain (left) and Chad Alligood

Chastain, Alligood resign from JCHS

Mike Chastain, the most successful head football coach in the history of the Greyhounds football program, has resigned, along with Jones County School System Athletic Director Chad Alligood.  Both confirmed their resignations to The Jones County News on Monday.
The Greyhounds have their eyes on individual spots in the state sectionals as they head to this weekend’s region tournament. BRAD HARRISON/Staff

The Greyhounds have their eyes on individual spots in the state sectionals as they head to this weekend’s region tournament. BRAD HARRISON/Staff

Greyhounds bounce back for fourth-place finish ahead of region tourney

Due to falling short of the state duals and last week’s weather putting wrestling on hold, finding a way to get back on the mat was key for the Greyhounds in front of this weekend’s region traditional tournament.
The Lady Hounds zeroed in defensively against Woodland, holding the Wolfpack to one field goal in the third quarter. BRAD HARRISON/Staff

The Lady Hounds zeroed in defensively against Woodland, holding the Wolfpack to one field goal in the third quarter. BRAD HARRISON/Staff

Lady Hounds rise to challenge, turn away Woodland; now 18-1

With the schedule reworked to end the regular season, the Lady Greyhounds will now wrap up their slate of games against the current second and third place teams in the region. Between that and the region and state tournament to follow, the emergence of challenges is inevitable.