Softball Grass Lake vs. Jonesville, Regional final at Sand Creek, 6-11-2022. Photos by Jeff Steers, JTV Sports. [ngg src="galleries" ids="1994" display="pro_blog_gallery"]Softball Grass Lake vs. Jonesville, Regional final at Sand Creek, 6-11-2022. Photos by Jeff Steers, JTV Sports.
24th Annual JDRF One Walk, Ella Sharp Park. 6-11-22. Photos by Bart Hawley, JTV. [ngg src="galleries" ids="1992" display="pro_blog_gallery"]24th Annual JDRF One Walk, Ella Sharp Park. 6-11-22. Photos by Bart Hawley, JTV.
52nd Jackson Rose Run, ORS Running Series Event at Jackson College. 6-11-22. Photos by Sara Scaife, JTV. [ngg src="galleries" ids="1991" display="pro_blog_gallery"]52nd Jackson Rose Run, ORS Running Series Event at Jackson College. 6-11-22. Photos by Sara Scaife, JTV.
The Locker Room presented by County National Bank. The Right Approach brought to you by Michelob Ultra, Andy's guest this week is Brian Robinson from Extreme Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram. Ductz of Mid-Michigan presents the Scholar Athlete of the Week: Daylen Hinkle from Michigan Center High School. JTV Summer Event Series presented by Summit Heights Dental Care: 1 & 7 pm - The 2022 Jackson County Rose Parade from Downtown Jackson. Kelli Hoover and Kristy Dillon host. 2 & 8 pm - The 2022 James R Selby Track and Field Classic from East Jackson High School. Hosted by Andy Hawley and Cassie LaGow. This week on JTV: Food Circus: Pryor's BBQ House located on W. Prospect St. in Jackson offers amazing barbecue, seafood, burgers, coneys, sandwiches, and more. Drive thru or pickup window only. Adrien stops by to check out their famous pulled pork bbq sundae amongst other items. Where We Live Where We Live heads down to the Irish Hills and visits Cherry Creek Winery. John and Denise Burtka share the art of making award-winning wine and great food. On Senior Living, The French Quarter Dixieland Band entertains residents at Legacy Assisted Living. Cherry Creek Winery on Where We…
Big Brothers Big Sisters Golf Outing, Hankerd Hills Golf Course. 6-10-22. Photos by Jeff Steers, JTV Sports. [ngg src="galleries" ids="1990" display="pro_blog_gallery"]Big Brothers Big Sisters Golf Outing, Hankerd Hills Golf Course. 6-10-22. Photos by Jeff Steers, JTV Sports.
Nick Reynolds watches his shot head down the fairway during the Jackson City Golf Championship semifinal Friday at the Country Club of Jackson. Photo by Jeff Steers, JTV Sports. By Jeff Steers JTV Sports (June 10, 2022 9:05 PM) Jackson area resident Nick Reynolds said if there is one Jackson County tournament that he would love to win, the City Championship is it. Reynolds is 36 holes away from winning his ultimate prize. The Jackson City Golf Championship medalist defeated Pete Walz 4-3 to advance to the 36-hole final on Saturday at the Country Club of Jackson. Zach DeFrain defeated Cannon Risner by the same score in the other city championship semifinal on Friday in match play. Reynolds moved back to Jackson from Portland nearly a year to the day and has caught “lightning in a bottle.” “I don’t remember when I played so well for a week,” Reynolds said. “I had eight birdies during qualifying – a 4-under-par 68 – and have scored five or six birdies in each of my matches.” Reynolds said he put a new putter in his bag last week and the change is playing off. He joined the Country Club of Jackson two months…
Zach DeFrain MHSAA golf finals MHSAA Division 1 golf final: Colin Norton of Jackson High School shot an 83 during the first round of the Division 1 final at Katke Golf Course. MHSAA Division 3 golf final: Lumen Christi Catholic High School is seventh as a team, shooting 333 on Friday. Hanover-Horton is currently 15th with a team score of 346. Ann Arbor Greenhills leads with 306 at The Fortress Golf Course in Frankenmuth. The Titans were led by Nash Hanchett with an 80 and Joshua Baker with an 83. The Comets were led by Brady Applegate scoring a 73. He is currently fifth individually in the tournament. Ryder Pickering shot an 81 for Hanover-Horton. MHSAA Division 4 golf final: Ben Maino of East Jackson shot an 86 during the first round of the Division 4 finals at Forest Akers West Golf Course near the campus of Michigan State University. Local golf semifinals (match play) Jackson City Golf Championship Country Club of Jackson Nick Reynolds Zach DeFrain d. Cannon Risner, 4-3 Nick Reynolds d. Pete Walz, 4-3 On Deck for June 11, 2022 Softball regionals Division 2 at Chelsea High School Ionia vs. Chelsea 10 a.m. Northwest vs. Owosso…
Golf City Championship semifinal at Country Club of Jackson, 6-10-2022. Photos by Jeff Steers, JTV Sports. [ngg src="galleries" ids="1989" display="pro_blog_gallery"]Golf City Championship semifinal at Country Club of Jackson, 6-10-2022. Photos by Jeff Steers, JTV Sports.
By Jeff Steers JTV Sports (UPDATED June 10, 2022 8:33 PM) Columbia Central High School Athletic Director Ryan Hackworth has confirmed that CCHS will become a member of the Cascades Conference – pending a yes vote by the school board on Monday. The Golden Eagles were members of an eight-team Cascades Conference from 1968 to 1982. CCHS played in a Cascades Conference Red – with four or less teams – until 1995. The Golden Eagles were independent for two years before joining the Lenawee County Athletic Association for three years, the Tri-River Athletic Conference for four years, the Southern Michigan Activities Association for seven years, then back to the LCAA for the next 11 seasons. Hackworth said if the conference switch is approved, CCHS would join the Cascades Conference in the 2023-2024 sports season. The superintendents of the Cascades Conference have approved both Leslie and Columbia Central to join the Cascades Conference, according to Hackworth. Both schools need to accept the invitation through their school boards.
(June 10, 2022 3:31 PM) Boys Baseball Camp will play ball again this summer at Jackson College. Boys ages 6-13 can practice the game at a two-day camp, June 20-21 from 9 a.m. to noon., on the newly renovated baseball fields on Central Campus (2111 Emmons Road, Jackson, MI 49201). Baseball camp will teach fundamental skills in the sport – catching, batting, pitching, fielding, rules of the game and more. Boys can develop and their overall fitness while having fun with others. Cost is $85 for the camp. Campers will receive a T-shirt and should bring a glove, hat, water bottle and bat, if possible. Registration is currently underway; call baseball Coach Rick Smith for more information at 517.796.8592, or register online at https://jccmi.prestosports.com/landing/index.