Track and Field D4 state finals, 6-4-2022. Photos by Jeff Steers, JTV Sports. [ngg src="galleries" ids="1974" display="pro_blog_gallery"]Track and Field D4 state finals, 6-4-2022. Photos by Jeff Steers, JTV Sports.
Paws in the Park, Horace Blackman Park. 6-4-22. Photos by Sara Scaife, JTV. (Canine Stars show, 6-3-22) [ngg src="galleries" ids="1973" display="pro_blog_gallery"]Paws in the Park, Horace Blackman Park. 6-4-22. Photos by Sara Scaife, JTV. (Canine Stars show, 6-3-22)
D-2 District Softball Northwest vs Western, 6-4-22. Photos by Bart Hawley, JTV. [ngg src="galleries" ids="1972" display="pro_blog_gallery"]D-2 District Softball Northwest vs Western, 6-4-22. Photos by Bart Hawley, JTV.
The Locker Room presented by County National Bank. Highlights and Interviews from this weeks James R. Selby Track & Field Classic. Ductz of Mid-Michigan presents the Scholar Athlete of the Week: Elly Trefry from Michigan Center High School. JTV Sports Special: The James R. Selby Track & Field Classic. Taped May 31 at East Jackson High School. Hosted by Andy Hawley and Cassie LaGow. Presented by Summit Heights Dental Care. Saturday at 1 PM and 7 PM, Sunday at 3 PM and 9 PM. Jackson County Rose Parade. JTV presents live coverage as the Rose Parade returns after a two-year hiatus. A new route, along Michigan Avenue in Downtown Jackson. Kelli Hoover and Kristy Dillon host Sunday, live at 1 PM. This week on JTV: Food Circus: Center Stage Jackson presents BBQ Cook-Off at the 308 Brass Rail. Highlights include interviews with all the bbq chefs and live music from the band ALIBI. Where We Live JTV visits area gardeners Jill Secord and Sandy Yeager. Jill shows how a little space combined with some imagination and a few recycled products can create a quiet but colorful space. Sandy shows off her country gardening spaces that are a blend of art, food…
Steve Maddalena sends the winning 50-foot shot at No. 18 on its way. Courtesy Greg Johnson, Golf Association of Michigan. (June 3, 2022 9:22 PM) Jackson’s Steve Maddalena won the GAM Senior Match Play Championship presented by Sullivan Golf Travel with long dramatic birdie putts on the final two holes at Muskegon Country Club Friday. The Michigan Golf Hall of Famer tied the final match with Tom Gieselman of Commerce Township at No. 17 with a 25-foot birdie putt and then won it at No. 18 with a 50-foot shot using his putter from the fringe in front of the green. “It makes it a lot more fun when putts drop in,” said Maddalena, who with the 1-up win will have his name engraved on the Jerry A. Walker Memorial Trophy for the second time. “I figured I had to birdie 17 and 18 to have a chance and somehow it happened.” In the Super Senior Division, Bill Zylstra of Dearborn Heights, another Michigan Golf Hall of Fame member and three-time GAM Senior Match Play champion, topped Rick Herpich 3 and 2 in that title match. Zylstra, 70, opted to compete in the Super Senior Division for…
Baseball districts Division 4 District at Concord Concord 10, Vandercook Lake 0: Levi Raymond recorded the shutout in the Michigan High School Athletic Association Division 4 district semifinal at home on Friday. Raymond struck out eight batters for the win. Anthony Evans was the big hitter for the Yellow Jackets with three hits and five RBIs. Vandercook Lake finished with four hits in the game. The Jayhawks finished the season with an 0-14 record. Whitmore Lake 4, East Jackson 1: Caleb Weaver had one hit and knocked in the only run for East Jackson. The Trojans finished the season with a 7-16 record. District final: Whitmore Lake 9, Concord 4: The consecutive district winning streak of 10 came to a halt for Concord in the home district final loss. Whitmore Lake scored seven times in the fifth inning to break open a 2-1 game. Logan Lamb had a big game for Concord with four hits and an RBI. Concord finishes the season with a 15-20 record. Softball districts Division 4 at Addison Concord 12, East Jackson 4: Emily Uttenhove hit a home run and Aubree Bell and Addison Hendricks had two hits apiece for East Jackson. The Trojans finished…
Baseball D-4 district at Concord with VCL, Whitmore Lake, and East Jackson, 6-3-2022. Photos by Jeff Steers, JTV Sports. [ngg src="galleries" ids="1971" display="pro_blog_gallery"]Baseball D-4 district at Concord with VCL, Whitmore Lake, and East Jackson, 6-3-2022. Photos by Jeff Steers, JTV Sports.
Softball D-4 district at Addison with EJ, VCL, and Concord, 6-3-2022. Photos by Jeff Steers, JTV Sports. [ngg src="galleries" ids="1970" display="pro_blog_gallery"]Softball D-4 district at Addison with EJ, VCL, and Concord, 6-3-2022. Photos by Jeff Steers, JTV Sports.
Tennis D-4 state finals with Lumen Christi and Columbia Central at U of M, 6-3-2022. Photos by Jeff Steers, JTV Sports. [ngg src="galleries" ids="1969" display="pro_blog_gallery"]Tennis D-4 state finals with Lumen Christi and Columbia Central at U of M, 6-3-2022. Photos by Jeff Steers, JTV Sports.
Karson Durocher with Josh Goodrich, Networking & Cybersecurity instructor at the Career Center. Photo courtesy Jackson Area Career Center. (June 3, 2022 4:08 PM) Karson Durocher, a senior from Western High School and Jackson Area Career Center Networking & Cybersecurity student, has been named a Finalist by the National Cyber Scholarship Foundation (NCSF) for his performance in a challenging online cybersecurity training program. In recognition of his achievement, Durocher earned an invitation to participate in the Cyber Foundations Academy – a multi-week online program based on the nationally-recognized SANS Foundations training course and certification – valued at more than $3,000. In April, twenty students from the Career Center’s Networking & Cybersecurity program participated in CyberStart America, an immersive cybersecurity training game for high school students that has more than 200 fun-to-play challenges that require them to solve real-world cybersecurity problems. Students who scored highly in the CyberStart America training program were invited to apply for a scholarship award offered by the National Cyber Scholarship Foundation (NCSF). More than 45,000 students across the nation competed, with 4,127 having the 20,000 needed points to make it to NCS Semifinalist status. In Michigan, 760 students competed, and 64 made it to the NCS…