This year, our season depends on the cooperation and support from everyone to follow the safety guidelines set by the Ohio Department of Health, the Governor’s Office and the Ohio High School Athletic Association. We ask that everyone in attendance follow the guidelines listed below. Our ability to follow these guidelines will go a long
The Cleveland Brows are holding a High School Football Helmet Competition. Please nominate Jackson-Milton to be entered for a chance to win a $1,000 athletic grant and $25,000 worth of new helmets. 16 high schools will receive $1,000 athletic grants, and 2 high schools will receive $25,000 worth of new helmets. Click the “Enter Here” below to
The Athletic Department is now selling winter sports season passes for the HS and MS Basketball teams. Passes can be purchased at the board office during normal working hours and at all home sporting events. Passes will also be sold next Tuesday, November 12th at the conclusion of our Meet the Team. By purchasing an individual season
The Blue Jays lost to MVAC opponent Mineral Ridge Friday night with a score of 45-0. The Jays were unable to get anything going offensively and were unable to prevent the Rams from scoring. The Blue Jays look to get on track next week as they host (5-0) Springfield Tigers. Leading rushers for the Jays
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Additional Varsity, JV , and JH football tickets will be sold tomorrow from 5:00 pm-6:00 pm in the athletic office. All tickets will be sold on a first come first server basis. Additional ticket allotments per football level are listed below. Tickets can only be purchased by parents/family members of football players, band members, and
Tuesday evening, the Blue Jays hosted East Palestine at 5:30. The Jays started with Austin Stanke, Kylee Fetkovich & Alex Rotuna at forward, Bianca Gancarz, Maddie Moore and Brandon Strickland at Mid, Kayna Yasher, Daniel Spalding, Hughston Lockner & Preston Gibbs at defense, Sam Conn was in goal. The game was immediately in the control
On Tuesday 9/22/2020 the high school and middle school cross country teams returned to Columbiana for their second race here this season! Everyone’s goal was to set new best times for the course, and the majority of the runners were successful in doing this! On one of the most difficult courses the high school runners
Offensive Player of the Week- Sr. Wr Cole Grope. Cole led the team in catches (5) and yards (148). This was the most yards in a game by a JM receiver since 2016. This was Cole’s 2nd game with receiving yards totaling 100. Cole also had a receiving touchdown as well as a rushing attempt throughout
