Baseball Takes Down Ranked North Forsyth, 3-1
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The Jackson County baseball team defeated North Forsyth 3-1 on Friday night, earning a second win against a Top 10 ranked team this season. The Panthers racked up six hits on the night and held the Raiders to just five hits in the Region 8-AAAAAA matchup.
The Panthers are now 7-14 on the season, with eight region games remaining. The Panthers visit Shiloh on Monday, April 1, and host Shiloh on Wednesday, April 3.