By Clint Cox
The Chipola Men’s and Women’s basketball squads opened up the 2010 Panhandle Conference season against Gulf Coast this past Saturday night at the Milton H. Johnson Health Center in Marianna. The two squads split their openers as the Lady Indians fell and the men held on for an exciting win over the Commodores.
The Lady Indians hit the floor first and Gulf Coast showed everyone why they are ranked #1 in the nation and state. They jumped out to a early lead and held Chipola scoreless for the first five minutes of the game. Ance Celmina finally got the Lady Indians on the scoreboard with fifteen minutes left in the first half. Gulf Coast held a 23-2 lead at one point in the half and then led 44-15 at the half. Chipola played better in the second half but Gulf Coast went on to a 91-43 win. Ty O’Neal was the only Lady Indian in double figures as she hit 12 points. The Lady Indians fell to 10-7 on the year and 0-1 in conference play.
In men’s action the Indians saw Gulf Coast come out fired up and quickly take a lead. Graceville native Willie Kirkland Jr., now playing for the Commodores helped Gulf Coast keep a lead through the first ten minutes of the half. Chipola finally battled back and tied the game on a 3 pointer by Marvin Fitzgerald. John Taylor gave the Indians their first lead of the game, 24-22, with a basket at the seven minute mark of the first half. Taylor’s 7 first half points help Chipola grab a slim 36-33 at the half.
The Indians came out popping in the second half and went up by 9 points before Gulf Coast began to fire back. The Commodores managed to tie the game at 60-60 with five minutes to play and that is when the Indian’s Lashay Page lit up the boards. Page scored 11 of the Indians 13 points in a 3 ½ minute span. That enabled Chipola to go back up by six twice, but each time Gulf Coast would get back to within 2 points. The Commodores, down 71-69, had one last shot to win or tie the game at the buzzer. But their long 3 point attempt bounced off the rim, much to the relief of the Chipola faithful
Chipola was led by Page with 15 points. Dexter Ellington and Keith DeWitt both added 10 points. Kirkland led Gulf Coast with 21 points. Chipola, ranked #5 in the Nation and #2 in the State, improved to 16-1 overall and 1-0 in the conference play. Both the men and women traveled to Pensacola on Wednesday night for a matchup against the Pirates. Results of that contest were not available at press time.
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Bulldogs Sweep Tigers; Down Pirates
Clint Cox
Marianna pulled off the trifecta this past Friday night at the ‘Dog House as they sweep all three games from Malone, in local high school basketball action. The lid lifter, the girl’s game, turned out to be the closest game of the night as Marianna edged Malone by a score of 45-39. The Lady Bulldogs held a slim 8-7 lead at the end of the first quarter and then led by 3 at the half. The Lady Tigers hung close though and trailed 31-30 going into the fourth quarter. That final quarter proved to be the difference as Marianna outscored the Lady Tigers 14-9 to notch the 6 point victory. Sharhae Williams led the Lady Bulldogs with 10 points while Samiqua Davies chipped in 8 points. Christina Wynn and Derrika Fitzpatrick both added 6 each for Marianna. The win over Malone, coupled with a Lady Bulldog win over Walton the night before improved Marianna to 10-4 on the season. Malone was led by Autumn Speigner with 14 points, Vanessa Olds with 12 and Shakira Smith with 9.
The varsity boys took the floor for the final game of the evening and Marianna beat their Jackson County rivals 68-56. The Bulldogs shot out the gates in hot fashion as they jumped out to a 16-0 lead in the first quarter. Malone did not manage a basket until the final minute of the quarter. Ladarius McElroy broke the drought and then helped the Tigers run off four more points to make it 16-6. But a 3 pointer by Tre Jackson at the buzzer gave the Bulldogs a 21-6 lead going into the second quarter. Marianna did not let up in the second quarter and Kendall Leeks hit a 3 pointer to make it a 29-7 lead with five minutes left in the half. Malone’s T.J. Smith and the Tiger gang finally heated up some, but not nearly enough to dig out of the big hole they had dug themselves. Malone trailed the Bulldogs 41-21 at the half.
The second half saw Leeks continue to pace the Bulldogs and McElroy and Smith pacing the Tigers. The third quarter was more evenly played with Marianna outscoring Malone 17-13 to take a 58-34 lead as the fourth quarter began. Malone took advantage of some Bulldog substitutions in the fourth quarter to lessen the blow but the damage had long been done. Marianna got a stellar performance from Leeks who finished with a game high of 26 points. Other Bulldogs in double figures included Tre’Jackson with 14 points and Tre Long with 12. McElroy had a hot night for Malone as he burned the nets for 24 points. Smith followed with 18 for the Tigers.
The sandwich lid game for the evening was the boy’s junior varsity contest and the Bulldogs captured a 47-24 win over the Tigers Qua Royster led the Pups with 13 points while Antonio Holmes and Devin Smith each hit 6 points for the Cubs. The win was special for Bulldog JV Coach Rico Williams as it was his 50th win in just his 3rd season as Head Coach.
Marianna followed that game up with a convincing win on Monday night over the visiting Pirates of Sneads. Marianna posted a 69-43 win over Sneads as Kruize Pinkins and Leeks led the way. Marianna took a 17-9 lead after one quarter and led 40-15 at the half. With the win Marianna improved to 13-2 while Sneads fell to 11-5. The Sneads loss came on the heels of a close 58-56 district win over Blountstown last Friday. Delvin Oliver led the Pirates in the win over Blountstown with 14 points.
Marianna pulled off the trifecta this past Friday night at the ‘Dog House as they sweep all three games from Malone, in local high school basketball action. The lid lifter, the girl’s game, turned out to be the closest game of the night as Marianna edged Malone by a score of 45-39. The Lady Bulldogs held a slim 8-7 lead at the end of the first quarter and then led by 3 at the half. The Lady Tigers hung close though and trailed 31-30 going into the fourth quarter. That final quarter proved to be the difference as Marianna outscored the Lady Tigers 14-9 to notch the 6 point victory. Sharhae Williams led the Lady Bulldogs with 10 points while Samiqua Davies chipped in 8 points. Christina Wynn and Derrika Fitzpatrick both added 6 each for Marianna. The win over Malone, coupled with a Lady Bulldog win over Walton the night before improved Marianna to 10-4 on the season. Malone was led by Autumn Speigner with 14 points, Vanessa Olds with 12 and Shakira Smith with 9.
The varsity boys took the floor for the final game of the evening and Marianna beat their Jackson County rivals 68-56. The Bulldogs shot out the gates in hot fashion as they jumped out to a 16-0 lead in the first quarter. Malone did not manage a basket until the final minute of the quarter. Ladarius McElroy broke the drought and then helped the Tigers run off four more points to make it 16-6. But a 3 pointer by Tre Jackson at the buzzer gave the Bulldogs a 21-6 lead going into the second quarter. Marianna did not let up in the second quarter and Kendall Leeks hit a 3 pointer to make it a 29-7 lead with five minutes left in the half. Malone’s T.J. Smith and the Tiger gang finally heated up some, but not nearly enough to dig out of the big hole they had dug themselves. Malone trailed the Bulldogs 41-21 at the half.
The second half saw Leeks continue to pace the Bulldogs and McElroy and Smith pacing the Tigers. The third quarter was more evenly played with Marianna outscoring Malone 17-13 to take a 58-34 lead as the fourth quarter began. Malone took advantage of some Bulldog substitutions in the fourth quarter to lessen the blow but the damage had long been done. Marianna got a stellar performance from Leeks who finished with a game high of 26 points. Other Bulldogs in double figures included Tre’Jackson with 14 points and Tre Long with 12. McElroy had a hot night for Malone as he burned the nets for 24 points. Smith followed with 18 for the Tigers.
The sandwich lid game for the evening was the boy’s junior varsity contest and the Bulldogs captured a 47-24 win over the Tigers Qua Royster led the Pups with 13 points while Antonio Holmes and Devin Smith each hit 6 points for the Cubs. The win was special for Bulldog JV Coach Rico Williams as it was his 50th win in just his 3rd season as Head Coach.
Marianna followed that game up with a convincing win on Monday night over the visiting Pirates of Sneads. Marianna posted a 69-43 win over Sneads as Kruize Pinkins and Leeks led the way. Marianna took a 17-9 lead after one quarter and led 40-15 at the half. With the win Marianna improved to 13-2 while Sneads fell to 11-5. The Sneads loss came on the heels of a close 58-56 district win over Blountstown last Friday. Delvin Oliver led the Pirates in the win over Blountstown with 14 points.
Thank You Dear Editor,
Hope School hosted our first basketball tournament on December 10, 2009 at Grand Ridge School. Many people and community support helped make this possible and I would like to officially thank each one who contributed to our first and very successful tournament. Thanks to our thirty-one sponsors whose monetary contributions helped defray the cost of t-shirts and lunches for all players and coaches. Thanks to Kindel Lanes for donating the beautiful trophies, to G.R. School and Randy Ward, Principal, we thank you for housing the tournament. Thanks to Darren Gammons for officiating the games. To all others who contributed in some way, please accept our gratitude. As a result of its success, the Hope School Christmas Invitational Tournament will become an annual event.
Sincerely,
Sharon Macaluso - Principal
Sincerely,
Sharon Macaluso - Principal
Chattahoochee Red Bird Baseball
For anyone interested in being a member of the 2010 Chattahoochee Red Birds Baseball Club that plays in the Big Bend Baseball League of Florida, sign ups are tentatively set for:
Saturday, January 30, and Saturday, February 2, 2010 12:30 P.M. EST; at Therrell Field, Chattahoochee, Florida- Highway 90 East
There are no tryouts; no fees to play, but only serious and dedicated players, ages 17 and up are urged to sign up.
More details will be available at the sign ups. If information is needed sooner, contact Quitman Varn at 850-209-4759 (leave message). First practice is tentatively set for Saturday, February 13, at Therrel Field, home of the Chattahoochee Red Birds.
Saturday, January 30, and Saturday, February 2, 2010 12:30 P.M. EST; at Therrell Field, Chattahoochee, Florida- Highway 90 East
There are no tryouts; no fees to play, but only serious and dedicated players, ages 17 and up are urged to sign up.
More details will be available at the sign ups. If information is needed sooner, contact Quitman Varn at 850-209-4759 (leave message). First practice is tentatively set for Saturday, February 13, at Therrel Field, home of the Chattahoochee Red Birds.
Jackson County Jays Baseball
The Jackson County Jays Baseball Club, a 2009 franchised member of the Big Bend Baseball League of Florida, will seek to again franchise a team within the league for the 2010 baseball season. Graduating seniors and former graduates from Jackson County schools, and other adults who desire to play more organized baseball in a highly competitive league, should contact the following for more details, ASAP: (please give name and contact number):
Raymond Bentley, Manager
Jackson County Jays 334-479-2350
Harold W. Bailey, Promotions and Publicity
229-662-2066 or 850-524-2151
Should sufficient interest be shown in franchising the Jays in the Big Bend Baseball League of Florida for the 2010 baseball season, an organizational meeting will be held the first part of January, date, time, and place to be announced at a later date.
Raymond Bentley, Manager
Jackson County Jays 334-479-2350
Harold W. Bailey, Promotions and Publicity
229-662-2066 or 850-524-2151
Should sufficient interest be shown in franchising the Jays in the Big Bend Baseball League of Florida for the 2010 baseball season, an organizational meeting will be held the first part of January, date, time, and place to be announced at a later date.
Marianna Grapplers Compete at Bay; Gearing Up for Home Match
By Clint Cox
The Marianna wrestling squad traveled to Panama City this past Saturday to take part in the annual Bay Invitational Tournament held at Bay High School. Several of the Bulldogs finished in the top five of their respective weight classes. Three of those wrestlers finished third including Angel Candalaria (119) who went 2-1 with two pins; Brandon “Rudy” Robinson (160) went 3-1 with 3 pins; Dylan “Red” Reed (189) went 3-1 with 2 pins. Dalton Hendrix (171) finished forthgoing 2-2 with 1 pin. Brendan Ramsey (140) went 2-2 with two pins to finish fourth as well. Blaine Hansford picked up a win in the 130 weight class.
Other wrestlers that made the trip were Chesten Goodman (112), Jay Phelps (125), Patrick Cox (135), Mike Sawyer (145), Ren Stewart (152) and Will Collier (Heavy Weight). Marianna will be busy over the next couple of weeks as on Thursday they travel to Wewahitchka for a Quad Meet against the Gators. They are back in action again on Saturday as they travel to Pace for Dual Meet. On January 20th they go to Tallahassee for the BJ Fletcher Duals and then the following night, Thursday January 21st they host Wewahitchka in their only home match of the season.
The Marianna wrestling squad traveled to Panama City this past Saturday to take part in the annual Bay Invitational Tournament held at Bay High School. Several of the Bulldogs finished in the top five of their respective weight classes. Three of those wrestlers finished third including Angel Candalaria (119) who went 2-1 with two pins; Brandon “Rudy” Robinson (160) went 3-1 with 3 pins; Dylan “Red” Reed (189) went 3-1 with 2 pins. Dalton Hendrix (171) finished forthgoing 2-2 with 1 pin. Brendan Ramsey (140) went 2-2 with two pins to finish fourth as well. Blaine Hansford picked up a win in the 130 weight class.
Other wrestlers that made the trip were Chesten Goodman (112), Jay Phelps (125), Patrick Cox (135), Mike Sawyer (145), Ren Stewart (152) and Will Collier (Heavy Weight). Marianna will be busy over the next couple of weeks as on Thursday they travel to Wewahitchka for a Quad Meet against the Gators. They are back in action again on Saturday as they travel to Pace for Dual Meet. On January 20th they go to Tallahassee for the BJ Fletcher Duals and then the following night, Thursday January 21st they host Wewahitchka in their only home match of the season.
Friday, January 8, 2010
Yesteryear – 1971 Jets Marianna City League Basketball Team
If our readers recall our yesteryear feature on December 24, 2009 listed the above team mates of the 1971 Marianna City League Jets as follows: front row (left to right) Richard Bell, John Toman, Sean Donofro and Eric Stephens. Back row (left to right), Dennis Keeman, Bryan Craven, Ronald Mitchell and Coach Don Moore.
The December 24th feature also listed the current whereabouts of these teammates. The lone exception to their whereabouts was Eric Stephens, which at the time his whereabouts was unknown. Contact has now been made with Eric (through Facebook) and he is living in Plano, Texas (a suburb of Dallas). Eric is currently working for Nestle Ice Cream, Dreyers/Edy’s Division as the Senior National Distribution and Warehouse Manager for their 50 plus locations in the US.
Send or drop off any pictures of your favorite sports memories to the Jackson County Times. E-mail: clintcox@jacksoncountytimes.net Fax: (850) 526-1505 Phone: (850) 209-7319 Office: 2866 Madison St. Mariann, Fl. 32446
The December 24th feature also listed the current whereabouts of these teammates. The lone exception to their whereabouts was Eric Stephens, which at the time his whereabouts was unknown. Contact has now been made with Eric (through Facebook) and he is living in Plano, Texas (a suburb of Dallas). Eric is currently working for Nestle Ice Cream, Dreyers/Edy’s Division as the Senior National Distribution and Warehouse Manager for their 50 plus locations in the US.
Send or drop off any pictures of your favorite sports memories to the Jackson County Times. E-mail: clintcox@jacksoncountytimes.net Fax: (850) 526-1505 Phone: (850) 209-7319 Office: 2866 Madison St. Mariann, Fl. 32446
Chipola Begins Conference Play on Saturday
By Clint Cox
The Chipola Men’s and Women’s basketball squads will get down to the real business starting this Saturday when they open up play in the always tough Panhandle Conference. Gulf Coast comes to the Milton H. Johnson Health Center in Marianna on Saturday with the ladies tipping off at 5:30 pm and the men following at 7:30 pm
The Lady Indians got back to action after the Christmas break with a 88-78 win over Central Florida in Ocala this past Saturday night. Chipola held a 9 point lead at the half but Central Florida rallied to take a 5 point lead in the second half. Lindsey Carr reeled off 8 straight points and Ty O’Neal hit a big 3 pointer as the Lady Indians fought back to reclaim the lead. Down the stretch Chipola hit some key free throws to seal the victory. Bianca Jarrett led the way with 24 points and Carr followed with 17. Also in double figures was Malesha Petterson with 12 points and Kendra Powell with 10.
With that win Chipola, ranked #8 in the Sate, improved to 10-6 on the season. They open up in tough fashion as Gulf Coast is ranked #1 in the Nation and State. The Lady Commodores enter the contest 14-0. The other Panhandle Conference squads are nationally ranked as well including Northwest Florida State (#5, 13-0) Pensacola (#8, 15-1) and Tallahassee (#11, 12-2).
On the men’s side of the street the Indians came back after the Christmas break by going 4-0 in four straight days last week. Last Wednesday they traveled to Pensacola to take part in the Collegiate Sports Shootout and beat USC-Salkehatchie 80-70. They followed that up with a 76-62 win over Albany Tech 76-62 on Thursday night. On Monday and Tuesday they were in Panama City and picked up a 80-51 win over Georgia Perimeter and a 96-76 win over Northwest Mississippi. Those four wins improved the Indians record to 15-1.
Chipola, ranked #5 in the Nation and #2 in the State, will open up against a Gulf Coast team that is 13-4. Like the ladies, the men’s conference looks again to be very strong. Northwest Florida State is currently 15-1 (#1 in the State and #10 in the Nation), Tallahassee is 14-2 (#3 in the State and #22 in the Nation). Pensacola is 10-7 and unranked.
The Chipola Men’s and Women’s basketball squads will get down to the real business starting this Saturday when they open up play in the always tough Panhandle Conference. Gulf Coast comes to the Milton H. Johnson Health Center in Marianna on Saturday with the ladies tipping off at 5:30 pm and the men following at 7:30 pm
The Lady Indians got back to action after the Christmas break with a 88-78 win over Central Florida in Ocala this past Saturday night. Chipola held a 9 point lead at the half but Central Florida rallied to take a 5 point lead in the second half. Lindsey Carr reeled off 8 straight points and Ty O’Neal hit a big 3 pointer as the Lady Indians fought back to reclaim the lead. Down the stretch Chipola hit some key free throws to seal the victory. Bianca Jarrett led the way with 24 points and Carr followed with 17. Also in double figures was Malesha Petterson with 12 points and Kendra Powell with 10.
With that win Chipola, ranked #8 in the Sate, improved to 10-6 on the season. They open up in tough fashion as Gulf Coast is ranked #1 in the Nation and State. The Lady Commodores enter the contest 14-0. The other Panhandle Conference squads are nationally ranked as well including Northwest Florida State (#5, 13-0) Pensacola (#8, 15-1) and Tallahassee (#11, 12-2).
On the men’s side of the street the Indians came back after the Christmas break by going 4-0 in four straight days last week. Last Wednesday they traveled to Pensacola to take part in the Collegiate Sports Shootout and beat USC-Salkehatchie 80-70. They followed that up with a 76-62 win over Albany Tech 76-62 on Thursday night. On Monday and Tuesday they were in Panama City and picked up a 80-51 win over Georgia Perimeter and a 96-76 win over Northwest Mississippi. Those four wins improved the Indians record to 15-1.
Chipola, ranked #5 in the Nation and #2 in the State, will open up against a Gulf Coast team that is 13-4. Like the ladies, the men’s conference looks again to be very strong. Northwest Florida State is currently 15-1 (#1 in the State and #10 in the Nation), Tallahassee is 14-2 (#3 in the State and #22 in the Nation). Pensacola is 10-7 and unranked.
Graceville Takes Two of Three From Blountstown
By Clint Cox
It was a triple header Cat fight in Graceville Tuesday night as Blountstown traveled to northwestern Jackson County for action on the hardwood. Graceville captured wins in the first two games but could not pull off the sweep, though they battled valiantly, they fell in the final game of the night. Game one featured Junior Varsity boys action and Graceville downed Blountstown by a score of 36-29. Rasheed Campbell and Isam Britt led Graceville with 10 points each.
The sandwich game was the girl’s varsity contest and Graceville cruised to a 49-29 victory. The Lady Tigers led 26-16 at the half and then doubled that 10 point margin in the second half. Mychea Williams led the way with 16 points and was followed by Jessica McClendon with 10 points. Zay Henderson also chipped in 9 points. The win followed a very successful trip for the Lady Tigers during the Christmas holidays as they traveled to Orlando to participate in the Lyman Holiday Classic. Graceville picked up 3 wins to advance to the Championship game where they fell to unbeaten Ocala Vanguard. After Tuesday night’s win Graceville improved to 14-2 on the season.
The night capper pitted the varsity boys and the first quarter was race horse basketball with Blountstown taking a slim 13-11 lead at the end of the quarter. Blountstown reeled off 6 unanswered points to start the second quarter and took a 19-11 lead. Graceville turned up the defensive pressure and Cameron Dozier’s basket with 4 ½ minutes in the second quarter narrowed the Blountstown lead to 21-16. But again Blountstown went on a run with 7 unanswered points to lead 28-16. Blountstown expanded that double digit lead by halftime to 39-21
Graceville kept fighting though in the second half and began to pick up some steam late in the third quarter. A basket at the end of the third quarter by Jacky Miles pulled Graceville back to within 12 points. Cameron Dozier opened the fourth quarter with a basket and Graceville keep on coming at Blountstown. They managed to cut the Blountstown lead down to 4 points with 5 ½ minutes to play on a basket and free throw by Byron Lasiter. Kevin Potts made it a two point game with a basket with 4 ½ minutes to play. Blountstown began to battle back midway through the final quarter as the teams began trading baskets. A Dozier basket with 2:30 left made it a 3 point game. 61-58, but that was as close as Graceville could get as Blountstown pulled back away in the final two minutes for a 71 – 63 victory. Dozier led Graceville with 24 points while Lasiter finished with 9 and Potts added 8.
The girls and boys will double date again this coming week as both will be in Panama City on Thursday to take on Bozeman and then both head to Cottondale on Friday night.
It was a triple header Cat fight in Graceville Tuesday night as Blountstown traveled to northwestern Jackson County for action on the hardwood. Graceville captured wins in the first two games but could not pull off the sweep, though they battled valiantly, they fell in the final game of the night. Game one featured Junior Varsity boys action and Graceville downed Blountstown by a score of 36-29. Rasheed Campbell and Isam Britt led Graceville with 10 points each.
The sandwich game was the girl’s varsity contest and Graceville cruised to a 49-29 victory. The Lady Tigers led 26-16 at the half and then doubled that 10 point margin in the second half. Mychea Williams led the way with 16 points and was followed by Jessica McClendon with 10 points. Zay Henderson also chipped in 9 points. The win followed a very successful trip for the Lady Tigers during the Christmas holidays as they traveled to Orlando to participate in the Lyman Holiday Classic. Graceville picked up 3 wins to advance to the Championship game where they fell to unbeaten Ocala Vanguard. After Tuesday night’s win Graceville improved to 14-2 on the season.
The night capper pitted the varsity boys and the first quarter was race horse basketball with Blountstown taking a slim 13-11 lead at the end of the quarter. Blountstown reeled off 6 unanswered points to start the second quarter and took a 19-11 lead. Graceville turned up the defensive pressure and Cameron Dozier’s basket with 4 ½ minutes in the second quarter narrowed the Blountstown lead to 21-16. But again Blountstown went on a run with 7 unanswered points to lead 28-16. Blountstown expanded that double digit lead by halftime to 39-21
Graceville kept fighting though in the second half and began to pick up some steam late in the third quarter. A basket at the end of the third quarter by Jacky Miles pulled Graceville back to within 12 points. Cameron Dozier opened the fourth quarter with a basket and Graceville keep on coming at Blountstown. They managed to cut the Blountstown lead down to 4 points with 5 ½ minutes to play on a basket and free throw by Byron Lasiter. Kevin Potts made it a two point game with a basket with 4 ½ minutes to play. Blountstown began to battle back midway through the final quarter as the teams began trading baskets. A Dozier basket with 2:30 left made it a 3 point game. 61-58, but that was as close as Graceville could get as Blountstown pulled back away in the final two minutes for a 71 – 63 victory. Dozier led Graceville with 24 points while Lasiter finished with 9 and Potts added 8.
The girls and boys will double date again this coming week as both will be in Panama City on Thursday to take on Bozeman and then both head to Cottondale on Friday night.
Jackson County Jays Baseball
The Jackson County Jays Baseball Club, a 2009 franchised member of the Big Bend Baseball League of Florida, will seek to again franchise a team within the league for the 2010 baseball season. Graduating seniors and former graduates from Jackson County schools, and other adults who desire to play more organized baseball in a highly competitive league, should contact the following for more details, ASAP: (please give name and contact number):
Raymond Bentley, Manager
Jackson County Jays 334-479-2350
Harold W. Bailey, Promotions and Publicity
229-662-2066 or 850-524-2151
Should sufficient interest be shown in franchising the Jays in the Big Bend Baseball League of Florida for the 2010 baseball season, an organizational meeting will be held the first part of January, date, time, and place to be announced at a later date.
Raymond Bentley, Manager
Jackson County Jays 334-479-2350
Harold W. Bailey, Promotions and Publicity
229-662-2066 or 850-524-2151
Should sufficient interest be shown in franchising the Jays in the Big Bend Baseball League of Florida for the 2010 baseball season, an organizational meeting will be held the first part of January, date, time, and place to be announced at a later date.
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