Flag Football Goes 3-0 on Weekend, Remains Undefeated
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The Jackson County girls flag football team remained undefeated on Saturday, boasting a 3-0 record and winning a tournament championship in the process.
The Panthers (10-0) defeated Grovetown 19-0, Richmond Academy 23-0, and Lakeside Evans 12-6.
Quarterback Aubree Dobbs finished the weekend with 377 yards passing and six touchdowns, including three against Richmond Academy. Aliyah Haney led the team in receiving with 204 yards and three touchdowns, while also leading the team with two interceptions on the defensive side of the ball.
Sole Bailey finished with 108 yards receiving and two touchdowns, while also leading the way with 81 yards rushing and a touchdown.
Defensively, the Panthers forced four interceptions. Along with Haney's pair, Kortney English and Kynsleigh Hewell also intercepted passes.