November 2, 2018
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Patriots roll past Eagles
Jay softball advances to sectional semifinal
The Class 3A No. 10 Jay County High School softball team cruised through the IHSAA Sectional 24 opener with an 11-0 win over the host Delta Eagles on Tuesday.
Jay softball moves to 8-0 with win over Coldwater
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The Jay County High School softball team extended its winning streak to eight games to open the 2025 season with a 7-3 defeat of the Coldwater Cavaliers on Monday.
Trio leads Jay to runner-up finish
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Jay County High School’s boys wrestling team finished 3-2 at the Western Super 6, taking the runner-up spot via a tiebreaker.
Pats top Jets
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The Patriots stumbled in their second game of the season. But they got back on track when they came home.
Winter swim team successful in opener
The Jay County Winter Swim team opened its season on Saturday at Delta High School, with two high point winners and 10 tankers that combined to make 26 divisional cuts.
Patriot netters draw Rebels in opener
The Patriots know what their path will be to reclaim the sectional crown, and they couldn’t have drawn it up any better.
Boys soccer claims ACAC title over Heritage
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MONROEVILLE — Jay County was forced to share the Allen County Athletic Conference title in 2023.
Jay girls soccer claim ACAC title
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WOODBURN — Kendra Muhlenkamp was a freshman in college the last time the Patriots were Allen County Athletic Conference champs.
Muhlenkamp leads Jay boys to 2-1 victory
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DECATUR — The Patriots suffered their first loss at the hands of Heritage not too long ago.
Freshmen lead Patriots in season opener
The Jay County High School cross country teams competed at the 2024 Tigers XC Invite on Saturday morning to open the season with a third-place finish for the girls and a seventh-place finish for the boys.
Jay picks up first win against ACAC opponent
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FORT WAYNE — Maddy Snow didn’t have the start she would have wanted in the first two invitationals of the year.
Jay County extends winning streak
The Jay County High School baseball team scored five runs in both the fifth and sixth innings to take down the Shenandoah Raiders 12-7 on Friday and extend its winning streak to four.
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