Jacksboro and Br yson’s cross country teams competed in meets last week in Decatur and Wichita Falls, respectively. Jacksboro’s teams competed in the Assault at Eagle Summit in Decatur Sept.
One more play. Perrin had to have a bad taste in its collective mouth Friday, Sept. 8, forcing a turnover on downs with 35 seconds left and no time outs. The Pirates held their composure getting some big plays with less than 10 seconds left, only to fall three yards short in a heartbreaking 42-41 loss to Ranger on homecoming night.
State- ranked in Class A Graford came to Tiger Gym and showedtheTigerettes how they achieved that ranking with a 25-15, 25-19, 25-14 victory Wednesday, Sept. 6.
Jacksboro was looking to make a statement Friday at Greyhound Stadium: that it didn’t need to beat a team in an offensive shootout. The Tigers jumped out quickly, leading 29-13 at the half before a blown transformer midway through the third quarter eventually ending the game early with Jacksboro posting a 42-19 win.
Lando Belcher is more known for being a stellar quarterback than his defensive abilities. Belcher ’s game clinching interception in the waning seconds helped Jacksboro pull out a 48-45 win Friday, Sept.
Brian Smith news@jacksboronewspapers.com Jacksboro High School’s volleyball squad gave Poolville everything it wanted despite a distinct size disadvantage Friday, Sept. 1.
When things aren’t going your way, it’s easy to just throw up your hands and quit. Jacksboro’s volleyball team has had its ups and downs this year, having returned home from a 3-4 tournament in Poolville the weekend before.
After falling in an 8-6 halftime hole, Jacksboro’s JV White football team used a pair of third quarter touchdowns and a pair of fourth quarter interceptions to post a 22-8 win Friday, Aug. 23.