Sadie Voss now has the most career kills in JCC volleyball history with 1,142 (records only go back to 2001). Over the weekend, she passed Kaylee Burmeister and Abby Benson, who were tied for the most with 1,118.
Legendary gymnastics coach Tim McConnell died yesterday. In his 26 years as an assistant coach at Jackson and Jackson County Central, his teams won 21 conference championships and went to state 11 times.
FIRST TO FOUR!
Nolan Ambrose wins the Class A 145-pound state championship to become the first four-time state champion in Jackson County’s storied wrestling history.
HUSKIES ARE HEADED TO THE FINALS!
The JCC volleyball team beats Mounds Park Academy to advance to the Class AA championship match.
Set scores were 25-21, 24-26, 25-13 and 25-14.
JCC seniors Bradley Buhl and Rudy Voss have been invited to play in the Minnesota Football Showcase game, which features the state's top seniors. The game is Dec. 7 at U.S. Bank Stadium.
Rudy Voss just made a 3-pointer for his 2,002nd career point, becoming the first JCC boy to reach 2,000. He joins his cousin, Alaina Wolff, as the only Huskies to reach the milestone.
Jackson County Central senior softball player Haley Tvinnereim and her mom, Barb, look at the softball field while the lights were turned on for 20 minutes Monday night.
#BeTheLightMN
RU-DY! RU-DY!
Backup quarterback Rudy Voss keeps and scores from 14 yards out as the Jackrabbits up their lead to 28 points late in the third quarter.
#GoJacks
Here’s Teresa Resch celebrating the Toronto Raptors’ NBA championship. The Lakefield native is the Vice President of Basketball Operations and Player Development for the Raptors.
JCC graduate and University of Sioux Falls freshman Sadie Voss has been named the Freshman of the Year in the NSIC. She's also on the second-team all-NSIC team.
She had 248 kills, 271 digs, 27 blocks and 24 ace serves for the Cougars.
Tyrone Wacker was inducted into the Minnesota State High School Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame tonight - the fifth hall of fame in which he has been inducted.
Alaina Wolff is now the all-time leading scorer in JCC basketball history. She has 1,842 career points to pass Whitney Burmeister’s previous record of 1,841.
The South team (which included JCC’s Bradley Buhl and Rudy Voss) beat the North team 13-3 in the Minnesota Football Showcase game today at U. S. Bank Stadium.