JAY COUNTY
On the board(s)
The Jay County High School basketball team struggled to secure the ball after missed shots, giving up 14 offensive rebounds to the Muncie Central Bearcats in a 55-36 loss Saturday that extended their losing streak to five.
Champs again
The ninth-ranked Jay County High School girls wrestling team racked up five regional champions — Mallory Winner, Katie Rowles, Calie Yates, Lina Lingo and Emily Manor — and won the team title on their home mats.
ACAC brackets set
The Jay County High School basketball teams drew a first round bye in the ACAC tournament, and instead will play their first games on Friday, Jan. 12, in the semifinals.
Hanging on
The ball was in the hands of Hallie Schwieterman late in the Jay County High School girls basketball team’s 59-53 triumph over the Pendleton Heights Arabians on Thursday.
Charity work
Sophie Saxman nailed 10-of-12 free throws (83.3%) for the Jay County High School girls basketball team as it took out its sectional rival, the Yorktown Tigers, 49-37 Tuesday.
Winner, Rowles place at Findlay Invitational
Top-ranked Mallory Winner and No. 9 Katie Rowles both made the podium to drive the Jay County High School girls wrestling team to a 20th-place finish at the Findlay Invitational on Friday at the Koehler Fitness and Recreation Complex.
Hard to stop
Isaac Andrews delivered Raiders fans a gift of 25 points for Class 2A No. 1 Wapahani as it smoked the Jay County High School boys basketball team 59-24 Saturday.
Falls in the finals
The Class 2A No. 4 Jay County High School wrestling team pinned its way through the finals Friday, racking up six individual titles and pulling away for a dominant 51-point victory in the East Central Indiana Classic.
Top 10 finishes
Teigen Fortkamp won two events and Sage Wendel finished in the top 10 in four to lead the way for the Fort Recovery High School swim team in the Celina Sprints held at Jay County High School on Thursday.
Close competition
The Jay County High School swim teams came out on opposite sides of close finishes Monday against the host Adams Central Jets. The depth of the girls team led it to a 101-68 victory while the boys were too short handed, falling 93-70.
Unstoppable at home
Over the last decade, when teams saw the Patriots on their schedule, they knew they were in for a fight.
Jay wrestling takes top spot at Coldwater
COLDWATER, Ohio — The Patriots have faced adversity early in the season.
Second quarter struggles
After a strong start against the Class 3A No. 6 Delta Eagles, the Jay County High School basketball team was plagued by turnovers as it couldn’t keep control of the game that it lost 47-26 on Friday.
Patriots dominate Raiders
Not many teams have been able to score in double digits against the Patriots this season.
Eight in a row
Jay County High School’s girls basketball team extended its winning streak to eight games Thursday, closing the first quarter with 12 consecutive points and rolling to a 63-24 victory over the visiting New Castle Trojans.
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