Volleyball Cruises to 4-0 Start
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The Jackson County High School volleyball team is now 4-0 following a pair of victories of Parkview and Cedar Shoals on Thursday inside Panther Pavilion.
The Lady Panthers defeated Parkview 14-25, 25-7, 15-7 and Cedar Shoals 25-5, 25-3.
Paisley Gillespie led the team with 21 kills and 15 digs. Ava Lesniak finished with nine digs and six aces, while Allyson Page led the way with 25 assists.
Jackson County defeated Gainesville and Lumpkin County on Tuesday night to open the season. Volleyball will take part in the Battle of Jaxco at Jefferson on Saturday.