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Staying alive: JCCHS rebounds from loss, continues on in region tournament play

Wednesday, October 5. 2011
FACED with region tournament elimination and having a 20-plus win softball season end prematurely, Jackson County survived Tuesday thanks to its most impressive offensive performance of the postseason. The Panthers (25-7) walloped East Hall 11-3 in six innings to advance in the 8-AA tournament after being shutout 5-0 earlier Tuesday against no. ... [Full Story »] 

‘Dineke’ Inboden (10-1-11)

Monday, October 3. 2011
HOSCHTON - Alberdina “Dineke” Inboden, 57, died Saturday, October 1, 2011 following an extended illness. She was born in Hoogeveen, The Netherlands, the daughter of the late Kornelis H. and Jansje Profijt Bronts. She worked as an accountant for Camping World. Survivors include her husband of 23 years, Chester W. Inboden; a daughter, Paula ... [Full Story »] 

Softball: Subregion title within reach for JCCHS

Wednesday, September 28. 2011
JACKSON County again paired good pitching with timely hitting to earn a win and move that much closer to a subregion title. Behind a complete game from Haley Shinall and a late, clutch RBI double from Madison Whitmire, the Panthers (22-5, 9-1) beat East Jackson 2-0 Tuesday on the road as they hope to wrap-up the 8-AA South title this week. ... [Full Story »] 

Softball: Panther winning streak grows to nine

Wednesday, September 21. 2011
JACKSON County’s softball team continues to stride toward the postseason with nine consecutive wins now in the books and 16 victories in its last 17 tries. The seventh-ranked Panthers (17-3, 8-1) made Elbert County their latest victim, beating the Blue Devils 8-0. Jackson County’s last loss came Sept. 6. “They have really worked hard each ... [Full Story »] 

Softball: Stingy Panthers roll to 15-3

Wednesday, September 14. 2011
RUNS against Jackson County have been scarce. Wins against the Panthers have been scarcer. Including Tuesday night’s 9-0 win over Oglethorpe County, Jackson County has posted five consecutive shutouts and eight overall on the year as the team remains red-hot. With Tuesday’s victory, Jackson County has now won 14 of its last 15 games. It ... [Full Story »] 

Kimberly Smith (9-13-11)

Tuesday, September 13. 2011
NICHOLSON - Kimberly Potts Smith, 49, died Tuesday, September 13, 2011 at her residence. She was born in Silva, N.C., the daughter of Larry Potts (Celeste) and Jean Childers. Mrs. Smith was a homemaker and a member of River of Life Worship Center. Survivors in addition to her parents, include her husband, Ricky Smith, Nicholson; sons, Nicholas ... [Full Story »] 

Softball: JCCHS breezes through tourney, outscores opponents 28-4

Sunday, September 11. 2011
Jackson County enjoyed another successful tournament run this past week, going 5-0 at the Veterans’ Memorial Tournament in Watkinsville and posting four shutouts. The Panthers beat Stephens County (5-4), Tattnall County (9-0), George Walton Academy (6-0), South Effingham (4-0) and Toombs County (4-0). Madison Whitmire homered three times in ... [Full Story »] 

Softball: Jackson County’s seven-game winning streak halted

Wednesday, September 7. 2011
NORTH OCONEE broke a 2-2 tie with two runs in the third inning Tuesday and added three insurance scores in a the fifth inning in a 7-4 win over the Panthers (8-3, 4-1). This snapped Jackson County’s seven-game winning and dropped the Panthers from the ranks of the subregion unbeaten. Power-hitting catcher Madison Whitmire provided a solo home ... [Full Story »] 

Power surge

Wednesday, August 31. 2011
Jackson Co.’s Madison Whitmire putting up staggering numbers For opposing pitchers, Madison Whitmire’s early-season softball stats aren’t for the faint of heart —  a .606 batting average, seven home runs, 20 RBIs and a 1.485 slugging percentage in just nine games. For Whitmire the answer is simple: She’s thinking less at the plate ... [Full Story »] 

Softball: Satterfield, Whitmire shine in tourney

Wednesday, August 24. 2011
KORTNEE Satterfield froze the opposing bats, while Madison Whitmire lit up numerous teams’ pitching. And the result was a 4-2 run for Jackson County through the Hawk-Bulldog Invitational with a championship in the bronze championship to boot. Jackson County tacked on a 15-2 romp over Hart County Tuesday on the road and now stands at 6-2 under ... [Full Story »] 
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