The Grand Ridge Indians hit the road to Vernon for their first middle school basketball games of the 2025 season, but the results weren’t what they had hoped for.

The Panhandle Gator Club is calling on Jackson Countians to join in supporting one of the University of Florida’s most inspiring causes, the Machen Florida Opportunity Scholars Program.

The Marianna Bulldogs wrapped up a spirited week of homecoming activities Friday night with their matchup against the Taylor County Bulldogs.

The Marianna High School Hall of Fame Board proudly announces the fifth class of inductees, ten exceptional graduates whose accomplishments reflect the values, spirit, and tradition of Marianna High School.

As another soccer season came to a close at Optimist Park, the fields were filled with cheers, laughter, and the unmistakable energy of young athletes giving their all.

The Sneads City Recreational Soccer League closed out another exciting fall season, and what a season it was.

Sports are like politicians – they take a beating sometimes more often than not, they don’t deserve all that they get.

The Sneads Lady Pirates wrapped up their volleyball season last Thursday night, but just temporarily, falling to the Blountstown Tigers in the district championship match.

The Marianna Bulldogs volleyball team closed out their season last Thursday night against a tough opponent, the Florida State Seminoles.

Cottondale’s Cinderella season came to an abrupt end temporarily last week when the Hornets faced Bethlehem in the first round of the district playoffs.

The Cottondale Hornets hit the road Friday night and came home with an impressive 48-22 win over the North Bay Haven Buccaneers.

It was a week packed with Pirate pride as Sneads celebrated the 2025-26 homecoming in style.

The Marianna High School Bulldog golf team started last week on a strong note, finishing second behind North Bay Haven.

The Grand Ridge Lady Indians saw their season come to an end this past week in the conference playoffs.

This has been a banner fall for Jackson County Sports.

The Marianna Bulldogs are experiencing a difficult season, dropping to a 1-6 record after a tough 35-6 loss to the Leon Lions on the road.

The Sneads Pirates made a statement Friday night, rolling past the Jefferson County Tigers with a commanding 39-6 victory.

Cottondale fell 38–14 on the road against the Liberty County Bulldogs.