Bailey, Haney Compete in All-Star Game
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Jackson County High School's Sole Bailey and Aliyah Haney participated in the GACA/Atlanta Falcons Flag Football All-Star game Saturday at Flowery Branch High School. Haney finished the season with over 1,200 yards receiving and a team-high 21 touchdown catches. She also rushed for 593 yards and three scores in the program's second season ever, resulting in a second-round playoff loss. Bailey finished the year with 706 yards receiving and 17 touchdowns to go along with 620 yards rushing and four touchdowns.
Both were defensive nightmares this year, too. Bailey finished with eight interceptions on the year, while Haney finished with six.