Sports
Esports teams starting at JHS
A pair of Jacksboro High School teachers are developing an esports group at the campus. Michael Qualls and Duston Moore spoke before a recent Jacksboro ISD school board meeting.
Chasing the golden ball
“My best, your best.” It’s been Jacksboro’s football motto all season, the thinking being if everyone does their best, no one has anything to worry about. Kasey Ray Swan took that to heart last week, coming through big in the clutch with both a touchdown and two-point conversion in overtime to give the Tigers a thrilling 49-48 win in a Class 3A Division II regional semifinal game Friday, Nov.
All-District volleyball teams announced
All-District volleyball teams have been announced for Jack County schools. Jacksboro had five selections, including Newcomer of the Year in District 7-3A Hayden Walker.
Perrin Pirates rout Alvord, 72-52
Good teams overcome slow patches. Better teams take care of business with their leader on the bench.
Tigerettes fall, 46-41
Free throw shooting, which helped Jacksboro’s girls basketball squad get out to a 3-0 start to the season, has fallen off the wagon. The Tigerettes were just 7-15 from the free throw line Tuesday, Nov.
Cowgirls lose to Olney
Getting out to a 9-2 lead is impressive. Being able to maintain the strong start even more so.
Tigers win over Holliday in OT
“My best, your best.”
It’s been Jacksboro’s football motto all season, the thinking being if everyone does their best, no one has anything to worry about.
Kasey Ray Swan took that to heart tonight, coming through big in the clutch with both a touchdown and two-point conversion in overtime to give the Tigers a thrilling 49-48 win in a Class 3A Division II regional semifinal game at Graham Newton Field.
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Cowgirls routed by Era
Add a new coach, limited practice time and a season opener and the results can leave room for improvement. Bryson Cowgirls basketball team had just that Thursday, Nov.
Tigerettes lose in Gordon, 59-36
Shooting 17% from the floor and getting out rebounded 40-24 are not ingredients for victory. Such was the case for Jacksboro’s girls basketball squad Tuesday, Nov.
