Tuesday, October 20, 2020

Final dive

Backstrokers begin the 200-yard medley relay to start the Jay County middle school swim team’s meet against Bellmont on March 9 at JCHS. This turned out to be the final home Jay County sporting event of the 2019-2020 school year. (The Commercial Review/Chris Schanz)

Jay County

Delta ends season for Jay County volleyball

MUNCIE — The Patriots lost to the Eagles back in August.
Two advance to semi-state

Keihn, Fugiett both qualify for second time.
Patriots cruise to semifinal

MUNCIE — The odds were stacked against them.
Football game canceled

The Jay County football game scheduled for Friday at Benjamin Logan has been canceled because of "new travel restrictions for Ohio residents," according to JCHS athletics director Steve Boozier. The Patriots are looking for a new opponent.
Patriots pick up game

The Patriots have a full schedule.
Jay delivers October surprise

MUNCIE — In politics, there’s often talk of an October surprise, an unexpected development that can shift an election.
Title defeat stings

MARION — Patriot coach Brad Horn has had his team at the top of its game during the sectional tournament since he took over in 2016.
Crippling effect

Giving up big plays has been an issue for the Patriots this year.
Jay scrambling to find opponent

Jay County has to scramble to find an opponent again.
Jay to play at Delta

INDIANAPOLIS — For the first time in three years, the Patriots open the postseason on the road.
Patriots' year ends in semifinal

YORKTOWN — The Patriots came out a much more energetic team than it had in the past few games.
Patriots host Lapel in regular season home finale

The winless Jay County Patriots host the Lapel Bulldogs (5-2) for a 7 p.m. tilt Friday.
Headed into the final

Hunter Shumaker's header with 13:47 remaining sends Jay County boys soccer to the sectional final.
Jay to play one more game

MARION — The Patriots entered sectional on a three-game losing skid. Perhaps a new streak is on the horizon.
Patriot tennis falls in regional semifinal

MARION — Crosby Heniser had an early advantage. He wasn’t able to keep it long.

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