Jackson County Sports

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.

The Warriors and Lightning battled to the wire, but it was the Lightning who came away with a nail-biting 1-0 victory.

The Sneads 8-10-year-old Rec Soccer league has been putting on a show for their fans this year.

Football, volleyball and golf are winding down with most finishing up this month. Basketball is getting ready and anxiously awaiting their start time.

The Bulldogs boys golf team had the week off, but the girls were back on the links, facing off against Florida High School from Tallahassee.

The Sneads Pirates faced a tough challenge on the road Friday night against the unbeaten Blountstown Tigers.

Cottondale made it three in a row last Friday night with a hard-fought 42-35 win over the Franklin County Seahawks on their home field.

Poplar Springs claimed the team title in the Girls 5000 Meter Run Finals, edging out Graceville and Chipley with consistent finishes across the board.

The road trip across Jackson County couldn’t have been sweeter for the Cottondale Hornets, who walked away with a straight-set sweep of the Sneads Pirates, their first win over Sneads in several years.

After two years without a complete season, the Graceville Tigers finally had a night to celebrate.

Thursday night at the Sneads Rec Department was packed with excitement.

The Pee Wees packed the scoreboard with goals, goals, goals this week!

Last week was full of action as the teams took the field ready to kick their way to a win.

You knew it was coming and here it is.

The Marianna Bulldogs took the field for their second home game, hopeful for another victory after notching their first win of the season with a 21-7 triumph over Bozeman.

The Pirates took on the Liberty County Bulldogs last Friday night on Bulldog turf. Sneads led early and throughout three quarters but were outscored in the fourth quarter 14-5 to give the Bulldogs a 21-20 win.

What a week for our tiniest players. From first ever goals to awesome defense, this group showed their fans what they have to look forward to in the years to come.

The 5-7 year olds hit the field with a gleam in their eyes anxious to show their fans how much they had learned this season.

Cottondale hit the road last Friday night and came back with a 24–16 win over Wewahitchka, moving their season record to 3–2.

Sneads has long dominated volleyball across the county, district, and state with double-digit championships over the last two decades.

The Junior League teams have been incredibly busy on the field, with a full week of exciting games!

The Midget League is the middle of the row league at Optimist Park and it brought plenty of cheers from the sidelines this week as the young athletes left it all on the field.

The energy at Optimist Park in Marianna is reaching fever pitch as the youth soccer league barrels toward its grand finale.

The youngest league of four-and five-year-olds delivered another unforgettable week of soccer action, complete with hustle, heart, and even a priceless twin mix-up.