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Spirited Trinity
Jay County High School cheerleader Trinity Glassford yells Saturday during the Indiana State Fair competition. The Patriots finished in second place. (The Commercial Review/Ray Cooney)
Opening drive
Jay County High School sophomore Brooklynn Bright tees off on the third hole Monday morning at Wabash Valley Golf Club during the South Adams Invite. For a full story on how the Patriots did in the season opener, see Wednesday’s edition of The Commercial Review.
State embrace
Jay County High School Marching Patriots drum major Gabe Pinkerton gets a hug from his mom Catherine following the band’s preliminary performance Friday at the Indiana State Fair in Indianapolis. JCHS advanced to the Sweet 16 and closed the evening with a fifth-place finish.
Cheering on to state
Jay County High School cheerleaders, pictured above, and Jay County junior high cheerleaders performed their state fair preview shows Friday evening at East Jay Elementary School. Both Jay County squads compete today at Indiana State Fair’s cheerleading competition, with junior high set to go on at 9:30 a.m. and the …
Putting down roots
The Jay County High School boys and girls soccer teams wrapped up the first youth soccer camp since Rodney Reynolds and Kendra Muhlenkamp took over the boys and girls, respectively. (Photo provided)
Crafting at camp
Raegan Blalock, 11, colors with a pink marker Wednesday during Jay County Campus of Arts Place’s Art Camp put on through the organization’s Arts in the Parks program. Campers around noon Wednesday designed collage silhouettes and fortune tellers. The camp continued through today at Hudson Center for the Visual Arts …
Rosalie shoots
Rosalie McLaughlin shoots for the goal during the Jay County High School youth soccer camp on Tuesday. The three-day camp had about 50 participants that got to work with boys and girls varsity soccer players.
(Re)Opening Day
Dunkirk Junior League held its opening day for the first time since 2018 on Monday afternoon. Above, Hayden Guggenbiller of Pioneer Packaging throws over to first base during the minor girls division opener. (The Commercial Review/Andrew Balko)
Sprinting in the sunshine
Isaiah Timmerman competes in the Run Jay County 2K race on Saturday morning. Timmerman earned the top time of 7 minutes, 39.34 seconds, and he hit a top speed of 14.6 miles per hour.
Fifth at drums
Joseph Boggs performs for the Jay County High School Marching Patriots during Saturday's Drums at Winchester band contest.
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