January 5, 2011 RSS feed / Sports

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Jags battle Raiders

Left, Martino Brock (No.1) scores a two-point basket for the South Alabama Jaguars against the Blue Raiders of Middle Tennessee. More...

Aggies roll over T.R. Miller, Moss Point and Sweet Water

By Evan Carden
SA Editor

Jackson High School’s Aggies have been on a roll, defeating the last three teams they faced, prior to the cancellation of the Christmas Classic tournament. The Aggies faced T.R. Miller, defeating the Tigers 59-34, as they dominated the court. More...

Lankford lifts JV Lady Eagles over CPS Gators

Special to
The South Alabamian

The Jackson Academy junior varsity Lady Eagles evened their record at 3-3 for the season with victories in their last two games, the first of which was won with Maci Lankford’s picture perfect three-pointer. More...

Kills nice buck

Cooper Hankins of Thomasville killed a big buck while hunting in Jackson with his Paw Paw, Jimmy Atchison. He is the son of Denita and Jack Hankins. More...

Bags big 8- point

Weston Whitewolf killed this 200-pound, 8-point buck while hunting in Clarke County with his grandfather, Danny Wynn on New Year's Day. He is the son of Shannon and Mark Courington. More...

Christmas Classic cancellation affects rest of season

By Ross Wood
Sports Editor

What started out as a simple basketball tournament being played over two sites during the holidays has turned into a mixture of confusion as well as cancelled games for several area high schools. More...

JA JV Eagles improve to 6-1

The Jackson Academy junior varsity boys’ basketball team kept winning and improved their record to 6-1 with their latest victory over South Choctaw Academy in Toxey on Monday by a score of 32- 29. More...

JHS baseball camp participants

Jackson High School conducted its annual Baseball Camp of Champs Dec. 21-22. More...

JA Eagles win close one over South Choctaw

Jackson Academy’s boys basketball team won a close 51-49 road game, Monday, over South Choctaw Academy in Toxey. More...

First deer killed

Michael “Seth” Newton killed his first deer, a 5-point, Jan. 1, while hunting with his grandfather, Dean Garrick. He shot the animal with a .243 rifle. More...