JAY COUNTY
Fit to be five (12/19/06)
Forget the top 10. Jay County is now in a more exclusive group.
Golden Eagles swim past JCHS (12/06/06)
CONVERSE - The Patriots dominated diving Tuesday, but other victories were few and far between.
A tale of two halves (12/21/06)
ELWOOD - It wasn't quite on the level of "the best of times ... the worst of times". But the shift between the first and second half Wednesday was quite dramatic.
Starfire tankers top Jay (12/12/06)
BERNE - Janelle Gresla had her concerns about youth and inexperience. But when those young swimmers consistently rack up double wins and the inexperienced are breaking school records, those concerns disappear.
Jay upset (12/20/06)
The Patriots were left crying foul.
Depth leads Patriots (12/08/06)
Jay County had half as many wins as the visiting Norwell Knights. And it had half as many second-place finishes. And still it came away victorious.
Bright debut (12/14/06)
Jay County's gymnastics team got off to a good start Wednesday. Now it will have nearly a month to make it even better.
FR stifles Jay in 2nd half (12/18/06)
FORT RECOVERY - The Indians' defense never let up. And the Jay County offense eventually gave way.
Patriots, Indians to meet at Fort Side (12/17/06)
The game is so big, it merits a prime-time slot. And especially this year, the records support that billing.
No. 6 Jay rallies past Rebs (12/16/06)
After the game, a pair of Jay County students entered coach Craig Teagle's office.
Bring on the rings (11/30/06)
Friday night, the 2005-06 Jay County boys basketball team will come full circle.
Jay tops Devils (12/09/06)
TIPTON - Every time the home team may have thought it created a void, a Patriot stepped in and filled it.
Jay County going back to Class 4A (12/22/06)
Jay County was right on the border. It's still close, but now resides on the other side.
Kenney takes title (12/26/06)
In a tournament in which the second through sixth place teams were separated by just 5.5 points Casey Kenney made sure his team rose above the rest.
Night off for nets (12/13/06)
HARTFORD CITY - At least Blackford High School won't need to worry about purchasing new nets for a while.
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