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JMS Ski trip update
We still have spots available for students to go on the trip but chaperone spots have been filled. We appreciate all of the parents that want to join in on the fun!
Parents that have signed up please make sure you get the volunteer background form filled out and turned in to the office if you have not already done so. Thank you!
RoboComets Jr have grown by several six grade students this year. We are learning new roles and new tasks for this year‘s season. We have added a publicity captain, a rules analyzer and a safety analyzer. Thank you to Mrs. McGuire for helping us prepare for our speech and interview. Wish these RoboComets good luck at their competition this weekend in Battle Creek.
Great things happening at Jonesville Schools Pathways!
Athletic update:
The girls volleyball team plays in the MHSAAS district semifinals hosted at Quincy tomorrow. They will take on the Hornets of Hillsdale at 7:00pm. Per MHSAA guidelines, no passes will be accepted and all tickets must be purchased on GoFan. Coach Barrett is asking for Comet fans to wear orange tomorrow.
With a win, the team will play for the district championship on Friday in Quincy at 6:00 pm against the winner of the Quincy and Hanover-Horton match being played at 5:30 today.
Go Comets!
MHSAA Cross Country Finals update.
Yesterday, the boys and girls cross country teams traveled to MIS Speedway for the MHSAA State Finals.
The boys team finished in 12th place. Leading the way for the Comets were Caleb Blonde's 4th place finish and Nick Fowler's 24 place finish - both good for All-State recognition. Also running well for the team was Collin Fucile, Zach Childress, Jacob Gray, Ashton Potwin, and Kaleb Males.
The girls team finished in 27th place. Leading the way for the girls team was Brynleigh Griffiths. Also running well for the team was Kiera Knight, Kendahl Drake, Joleane Gulldige, Mia Langhann, Julia Mandrelle, and Sarah Sheffer.
The Comets are coached by Jake Snyder and Chadd Copp.
In our first Comet Callout for the month of November we are featuring Mrs. Kelly Elder.
November Lunch Menu!
Both of the Jonesville Cross Country teams qualified for the State Finals!. The last time this happened was in 1997! Coach Jake Snyder was fresh out of college, and was the assistant coach to Dennis Peacock. Fast forward to 2024- Coach Snyder and assistant coach Chad Copp guided BOTH teams to the State Finals!
The Comet ladies had the lowest pack time (1-5 runners) by over a minute to key their 3rd place finish. The top 3 teams advance from the Regional to the State Finals. Freshman Brynleigh Griffiths ran 21:00, placing 9th out of the 12 teams and 82 runners competing. She was All-Region and medaled. Sophomore Kiera Knight was 20th, running 21:40. Sophomore Kendahl Drake ran 21:43, good for 22nd. Sophomore Joleane Gulledge ran 22:14, placing 29th. Mia Langhann, also a sophomore, continued with another big PR to place 39th with a 22:51 time, completing the scoring.
The Comet boys also placed 3rd, advancing to the State Finals. Led by sophomore Caleb Blonde and Junior Nick Fowler’s 4th and 5th place finish, both earning All-Region. Caleb ran 16:09, and Nick ran 16:23. Sophomore Collin Fucile and freshman Ashton Potwin also finished together, placing 24th (17:35), and 25th (17:40). Senior Zachary Childress ran 18:05, placing 36th. At the end of the meet Jonesville was tied with Brooklyn Colombia Central. The scoring then went to the 6th man. Freshman Jacob Gray placed 43rd (18:51), 4 places ahead of Colombia Central’s 6th man to lock the Comets in at 3rd place. Columbia Central will also advance to the Finals, as they had 4 runners in the top 20, and placed 4th.
The Comets will run this Saturday at MIS for the State Finals. More details to follow.
Winter Sports Pre-season meeting for all High School and Middle School students interested in playing a winter sport:
On October 23 at 7:00pm in the high school gym there will be a meeting for all athletes and their parents/guardians. The meeting will take less than an hour. The meeting will start out with new updates to the athletic handbook and certain points of emphasis. The athletic trainer will also be there as he discusses the protocols and procedures that need to be followed. We will finish up with each athlete attending a sport specific meeting with the coaching staff of that sport to go over program expectations.
FIRST DAY OF MIDDLE SCHOOL PRACTICE FOR COMPETITIVE CHEER IS OCTOBER 21.
FIRST DAY OF MIDDLE SCHOOL PRACTICE FOR BOYS BASKETBALL IS OCTOBER 28.
FIRST DAY OF PRACTICE FOR HIGH SCHOOL WINTER SPORTS IS NOVEMBER 11.
FIRST DAY OF PRACTICE FOR HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL IS NOVEMBER 18.
FIRST DAY OF MIDDLE SCHOOL PRACTICE FOR GIRLS BASKETBALL AND WRESTLING IS JANUARY 6.
High school sports offered in the winter season: boy basketball, girls basketball, boys bowling, girls bowling, competitive cheer, wrestling
Middle school sports offered in the winter season: boys basketball, girls basketball, competitive cheer, wrestling
Here's the article the Hillsdale Daily News did on the "Think Pink" tournament: Great cause, great community event! Thank you to Kathy Bondsteel for starting this great tradition! Go Comets!
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/wH6U2CzCbdrtaLPw/
Winter Sports Pre-season meeting for all High School and Middle School students interested in playing a winter sport:
On October 23 at 7:00pm in the high school gym there will be a meeting for all athletes and their parents/guardians. The meeting will take less than an hour. The meeting will start out with new updates to the athletic handbook and certain points of emphasis. The athletic trainer will also be there as he discusses the protocols and procedures that need to be followed. We will finish up with each athlete attending a sport specific meeting with the coaching staff of that sport to go over program expectations.
FIRST DAY OF MIDDLE SCHOOL PRACTICE FOR COMPETITIVE CHEER IS OCTOBER 21.
FIRST DAY OF MIDDLE SCHOOL PRACTICE FOR BOYS BASKETBALL IS OCTOBER 28.
FIRST DAY OF PRACTICE FOR HIGH SCHOOL WINTER SPORTS IS NOVEMBER 11.
FIRST DAY OF PRACTICE FOR HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL IS NOVEMBER 18.
FIRST DAY OF MIDDLE SCHOOL PRACTICE FOR GIRLS BASKETBALL AND WRESTLING IS JANUARY 6.
High school sports offered in the winter season: boy basketball, girls basketball, boys bowling, girls bowling, competitive cheer, wrestling
Middle school sports offered in the winter season: boys basketball, girls basketball, competitive cheer, wrestling
Reminder to wear ORANGE tomorrow to celebrate Unity Day and prevent bullying.
Our first Comet Callout for the 2024-2025 school year goes to our administrative assistant, Mrs. Karyn Woodruff!
Winter Sports Pre-season meeting for all High School and Middle School students interested in playing a winter sport:
On October 23 at 7:00pm in the high school gym there will be a meeting for all athletes and their parents/guardians. The meeting will take less than an hour. The meeting will start out with new updates to the athletic handbook and certain points of emphasis. The athletic trainer will be next as he discusses the protocols and procedures that need to be followed. We will finish up with each athlete attending a sport specific meeting with the coaching staff of that sport to go over program expectations.
FIRST DAY OF MIDDLE SCHOOL PRACTICE FOR COMPETITIVE CHEER IS OCTOBER 21.
FIRST DAY OF MIDDLE SCHOOL PRACTICE FOR BOYS BASKETBALL IS OCTOBER 28.
FIRST DAY OF PRACTICE FOR HIGH SCHOOL WINTER SPORTS IS NOVEMBER 11 .
FIRST DAY OF PRACTICE FOR HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL IS NOVEMBER 18.
FIRST DAY OF MIDDLE SCHOOL PRACTICE FOR GIRLS BASKETBALL AND WRESTLING IS JANUARY 6.
High school sports offered in the winter season: boy basketball, girls basketball, boys bowling, girls bowling, competitive cheer, wrestling
Middle school sports offered in the winter season: boys basketball, girls basketball, competitive cheer, wrestling