Bill Cauley

JEFFERSON COUNTY’S HIGH SCHOOL boys’ cross country team made an impressive showing at last Saturday’s Class AAA state championship on Cabell Midland High’s course. The Cougars’ boys placed third with 86 points in a 12-team field.

Knowing it most likely wasn’t going to be able to play straight up against a strong Randolph-Macon College team, Hood’s men’s basketball team took a little different approach to Saturday’s game at Woodsboro Bank Arena.

THE ANNUAL REGULAR SEASON football rivalry game between host Jefferson High and cross-county rival Washington High last Friday night at Shenandoah Junction had a special atmosphere to it.

MIDDLETOWN — Sometimes a seemingly complicated problem has simple solutions. So when Middletown 's football team, trailing Francis Scott Key by a

Knowing visiting Cabell Midland High School might put more emphasis on its pass defense, given the potential of senior quarterback Dylan Harich, Jefferson High leaned more on its running game last Saturday against the Knights, turning those duties over to senior running back Tay’Shaun Roper.

Cougars defeated in quarterfinal round against Hurricane High

In 2015, Benjamin Coleman was taking a class at Gallaudet University on developing lesson plans, teaching and demonstrating.

Jefferson High’s Adonis Troxell (22) put up a jump shot with Washington High’s D.J. Boardley (5) defending on the play during a game at Washington High in February.

The boys and girls basketball programs at Washington High School have a noticeable change in direction, a change for the better.

When Rob Webb returned to his alma mater, Jefferson High School, to be the head wrestling coach four years ago, his desire was to help get the Cougars’ program back