Aspen One Hour Football Show Returns Thursday to JTV
JTV Sports presents a weekly High School Football highlight and preview show, sponsored by Aspen One Hour Heating & Cooling. Hosted by JTV Sports personalities Joel Freehling and Josh Burgett, The Aspen One Hour Football Show features highlights, interviews and a look at the upcoming weekend. Join us for the Aspen One Hour Football Show, 7:30 and 10:30 pm Thursday Nights on JTV. Coming up on this week's show we'll have highlights from week 1 games: Grand Rapids West Catholic at Lumen Christi, Columbia Central at Napoleon and Coldwater at Jackson. Joel and Josh will pick week 2 winners and break down the upcoming week. Special thanks to all our sponsors: Aspen One Hour, Jim Winter Auto Group, Jackson Community Federal Credit Union, Monster Motors, Vermeulen's Furniture, Jimmie's Towing, Performance Automotive Northwest, Tripp's Auto Shop and Alro Steel.
Heat for the Holidays with Aspen One Hour
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Shonte Suddeth, JTV Sports Player of the Year
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Jackson’s Shonte Suddeth named JTV Sports Player of the Year
JTV Sports Player of the Year Suddeth anchored Jackson High to eight wins and playoff appearance with dominant running By Mike Moore Staff Writer Jackson – His summer routine was one dedicated to basketball. And spending most of that time in the Detroit area playing with his AAU team, Shonte Suddeth admitted there was little time to focus or work on football before training camp started. “For a few years, I had people telling me, ‘this was going to be the year,’” he said of the football team. “So this summer, I decided to do whatever I could to make sure that happened. I decided I was going to focus on only football.” So he stayed in the area, putting his basketball homework on hold. “I went to all the 7-on-7’s. I did the boot camps, the workouts,” Suddeth added. “I took it a little more serious this season. I knew what I was playing for.” The payoff is impossible to miss, as Suddeth was the go-to guy on Jackson team that had its best season in years, and the junior running back was named 2015 JTV Sports Player of the Year. “He’s just a great kid and a fanatic…
Jackson Coach Scott Farley named JTV Sports Coach of the Year
JTV Sports Coach of the Year After seven wins in five years, Farley took Jackson to district final on the gridiron By Mike Moore Staff Writer Jackson – This certainly wasn’t the best of situations to walk into. A program teetering on the edge of becoming irrelevant, and maybe worse, an expectation that it couldn’t change. After making the postseason in 2009, the Jackson High football program went a staggering 1-17 the next two seasons. Enter Scott Farley. Commence the turnaround. “We knew from the beginning this would all be part of a process,” Farley said earlier this week of his approach when he took over at Jackson prior to the 2013 season. “You saw all the things that were building, the things I thought we were capable of. We had some adversity, but we were able to grow from it.” It would take time, and Farley knew patience would have to accompany his teaching. In 2013, the Vikings went 2-7. In 2014, just 1-8. “When you have kids that buy into the vision, it makes a big difference,” Farley added. The Vikings bought in, and their patience paid off this fall with an 8-3 record, a trip to the…

