Brad Harrison is a journalist based in Jones County, Georgia. He writes for the Jones County News and Frontstretch.com, LLC, covering local sports events and news. With a focus on high school sports, Brad provides in-depth coverage of the Greyhounds teams and their achievements, as well as other local sports stories.
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The Lady Hounds return to their home court Dec. 28 against Southwest. BRAD HARRISON/Staff
Head coach Adam Gillhouse and the Greyhounds will wrestle out of state again this weekend, heading to Fort Walton Beach, Fla. BRAD HARRISON/Staff
The challenge was far greater than any other faced so far within the region for the Lady Greyhounds last Tuesday at Woodland.Even still, Jones County prevailed, gaining a five-point scoring margin in the final quarter to win 52-50, coming back from a 23-20 halftime deficit with Mya Anderson’s double-double leading the way via 15 points and 13 rebounds.Anderson was not the only L...
As the break for Christmas arrived late last week for the Greyhounds, they did so having given themselves a nice gift by having played their best basketball of the season.JCHS capped last week having won two of its past three games, coming just two points shy of a three-game winning streak in Friday’s 54-52 road loss to Hampton. That showing came after Tuesday’s 59-47 win against Woo...
By: Brad Harrison
At a school where an expectation is in place for a run into the football postseason, there’s a degree of concession expected in terms of sharing the time and talent of student-athletes.The Greyhound wrestling program is no exception, as three key pieces from last year’s group, Jacob Skinner, David Little and Hunter Hardwick joined the team later in the season thanks to the football s...
Adversity in the way of injuries and ailments prevented the Greyhounds from finishing as high as expected at this past weekend’s Raider Invitational at West Laurens, as Jones County battled to finish fourth overall.In the midst of all that, multiple Greyhounds stepped up with a total of five wrestlers making their way to the finals of their weight-class bracket, one of which won with L...
The gauntlet of a wrestling season usually sets up tournaments away from home, offering up chances for teams to go against a mixture of competition to prepare for region and state tournaments.Another gauntlet awaits on Saturday, and for the Greyhounds, it comes at home with the Gauntlet in Gray being hosted on Saturday at the JCHS Gymnasium starting at or before 10 a.m.“It’ll...
The Lady Hounds smothered the Patriots on Saturday, holding them to single digits until the third quarter. BRAD HARRISON/Staff
Body The threat of inclement winter weather in Henry County has impacted JCHS basketball games scheduled for later this week.
By: Brad Harrison, Nate McDaniel
Nate Wilson works to get in position to pick up a point against Houston County. BRAD HARRISON/Staff
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