Jackson Hephner is a sports editor for The Breeze, a local newspaper in Harrisonburg, Virginia. With a focus on local sports, Jackson covers a wide range of topics including college athletics, high school sports, and community events. His articles provide in-depth analysis, game previews and recaps, and feature stories on athletes and coaches in the Harrisonburg area.
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JMU beat Ball State (1-3) 63-7 to advance to 4-0. Grace Sawyer | The Breeze
JMU football is set to face Coastal Carolina in its fourth night game of the season on Thursday. April Weber | The Breeze
JMU head coach Bob Chesney's "one day at a time" approach helped the Dukes bounce back from it's 21-19 loss against ULM with a 39-7 win over Coastal Carolina on
Junior point guard Justin Taylor will play his first season with the Dukes this year after starting all 32 of Syracuse’ games last season. Taylor’s mom, Kerri, played for JMU
JMU football (6-2, 2-2 Sun Belt) currently sits at fourth place in the Sun Belt East.
JMU men's basketball (4-4) lost to George Mason (5-3) 66-61. The Dukes shot 36% from the field compared to the Patriots' 49%. Next, JMU will face ETSU on Tuesday at
Redshirt freshman guard Bryce Lindsay led the Dukes with 18 points in their 78-61 win over Utah Valley on Saturday.
East Rockingham’s win over Harrisonburg on Tuesday was a classic tale of two halves.
Junior guard Xavier Brown led the Dukes with 18 points on Saturday.
JMU head coach Preston Spradlin said the Dukes will have to win games on the road if they want to do something "special" this season.
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