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Red Devils prepare to face New Albany this Thursday

Lawrence North defeats JHS 71-53 on Jan. 3

All photos by Parker McCloskey and Malachi Conrad. Click on photos in the gallery below.

The Red Devils plan out their game plan before the tip off against Lawrence North on Jan. 3. JHS plays at New Albany on Thursday, Jan. 8 at 7:30 p.m. The game was moved from Friday to accommodate the Indiana Peach Bowl game on Friday night. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Junior Jacob Wilkerson takes a mid range jumper during the JHS-Lawrence North game. Lawrence North won 71-53 on Jan. 3. The Red Devils face off with rival New Albany at New Albany High School this Thursday, Jan. 8 at 7:30 p.m. Photo by Parker McCloskey.
Sophomore Aiden Toler scores a layup in the first quarter against Lawrence North. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Senior Cash Whitehead protects the ball while looking for an opening during the Lawrence North game on Jan. 3. Photo by Parker McCloskey.
Head coach Sherron Wilkerson talks to his team in the third quarter during a timeout. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
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Archery Club members sharpen their skills at practice

All photos by Malachi Conrad. Click on the photos in the gallery below.

Editor’s Note: To view more coverage of the Jeff High Archery Club, see the feature story by Liddia Waterbury in the Hyphen print issue, handed out on Wednesday and Thursday during lunchtime this week.

Coach Brian Cleveland demonstrates how to safely release the string during an after-school Archery Club meeting. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Freshman Liddia Waterbury loads the arrow into her bow at an Archery Club meeting. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Freshman Felix Lewis loads the bow and prepares to shoot at 10 meters. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Senior Malachi Howard takes arrows out of the target he shot and records the marks. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Senior Toby Wilder prepares her bow and lines up her shot. Archery Club meets every day for beginners Mondays after school and Tuesdays for advanced archers. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
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Winter Fantasy brings holiday music to Jeffersonville

Musical arts groups will perform again tonight

All photos by Magdalene Conrad and Malachi Conrad. To view the gallery, click on the photographs below.

Junior Gabriel Collins sings in unison with the choir at Winter Fantasy on Tuesday, Dec. 9. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Senior Joshua Broady sings during the community performance of Winter Fantasy; the senior not only sings for the Devil’s Advocates, but also plays in the Jeffersonville band. Photo by Magdalene Conrad.
Junior Sire Minggia sings to the crowd during Winter Fantasy on Tuesday night. The annual event brings all musical departments together for a holiday concert. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Senior Parker Holmes plays a solo with senior Charliegh Land. Photo by Magdalene Conrad.
Senior Charliegh Land plays a saxophone solo with senior Parker Holmes during the annual Winter Fantasy concert. Photo by Magdalene Conrad.
Junior Kiara Bowyer looks on as the next song is about to start. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
The JHS band brass section performs the instrumental for the song “Hot Chocolate” by Tom Hanks. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Choir Director Kyle Broady gives a speech before the end of the show. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Senior Nairah Jadusingh sings for the audience at this year’s Winter Fantasy. There will be another Winter Fantasy performance on Thursday, Dec. 11. Photo by Magdalene Conrad.
Band director Briston Hatchell conducts the band to a strong finish of the song at the end of the show. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
The JHS choir performs for the community at Tuesday night’s annual Winter Fantasy. Musicians will perform again tonight, Thursday. Dec. 11. Photo by Magdalene Conrad.
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JHS defeats Floyd Central 50-47 last night in Hoosier Hills Conference victory

All photos by Malachi Conrad. Captions by Malachi Conrad and Gabrielle Watkins. Click on the photo gallery below to view images.

Senior Kelis Dansby gets the ball and runs it down the court in last night’s 50-47 win at Floyd Central. Dansby sealed the win with free throws later in the game. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Senior Maizy Smith catches the ball. Jeffersonville beat Floyd 50-47 in last night’s rivalry game. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Interim coach A.J. Moye helps senior Kelis Dansby through the play. Last night’s win was the first for Moye as interim coach, who also serves as athletic director. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Senior Maizy Smith looks to pass the ball. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Sophomore Alicia Mangrum goes for a shot in the post before halftime. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Interim coach A.J. Moye gives the Red Devils game advice, carrying them to the 50-47 win at Floyd Central last night. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
The cheer team performs during a timeout in the third quarter. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Sophomore Jazlynn Bryant takes a moment before heading into the game. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Sophomore Makenna Taylor tries to make a play in a crucial fourth quarter. Taylor hit the go-ahead three-point shot. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Senior Kelis Dansby and sophomore Makenna Taylor embrace after a hard-fought 50-47 victory at Floyd Central last night as the rest of the team celebrates. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Sophomore Alicia Mangrum joins the victorious Red Devils as they celebrate their 50-47 Hoosier Hills Conference win over Floyd Central last night. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
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Moye debuts as interim coach at last night’s JHS-Borden basketball game

All photos by Magdalene Conrad and Malachi Conrad. To view photos, click on the gallery below.

Sophomore MaKenna Taylor shoots over her defender. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Sophomore Alicia Mangrum shoots a 3-pointer. Bordon won 58-55 against Jeff on Dec. 2. Photo by Magdalene Conrad.
Senior Maizy Smith shoots a wide-open 3-pointer. Photo by Malachi Conrad.

Sophomore Makenna Taylor shoots a 3-pointer over the Borden defense. Photo by Magdalene Conrad.

Senior Kelis Dansby blows past her Borden defender to get a layup. Photo by Malachi Conrad.

Senior Maizy Smith shoots a mid-range shot in a crucial fourth-quarter play against Borden. Photo by Magdalene Conrad.
Sophomore Alicia Mangrum tries to break through contact for the layup. Photo by Magdalene Conrad.
JHS cheerleaders perform during a timeout in the third quarter. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Interim head coach A.J. Moye shows the team his play and gives advice. This is his debut game for the Lady Red Devils. He also serves as JHS athletic director. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Senior Kelis Dansby signals to run a play late in the game. Photo by Malachi Conrad.

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Red Devils rally to defeat Providence 68-61

All photos by Malachi Conrad. Click on the photos to view the gallery below.

Senior Kiya Boatwright and sophomore Lorelei Darling watch the pregame introduction at the JHS game against Providence. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Junior Maliyah Poindexter looks at the inbounder. JHS defeated Providence 68-61 Tuesday night at Johnson Arena. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Senior Kelis Dansby shoots a mid-range shot over her Providence defender. She scored 13 points in the game. Dansby signed with Division 1 Louisiana Lafayette on Tuesday. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
The JHS cheer team with senior Mallory Mattingly performs during a timeout of the JHS-Providence game on Tuesday. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Sophomore Makenna Taylor runs the ball up the floor in the second quarter against Providence. Taylor had 23 points in the game. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Sophomore Makenna Taylor inbounds the ball to her team during the JHS-Providence game. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Sophomore Jazlyn Bryant tries to move the ball around under defensive pressure from the Pioneers. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
The Red Devils hype themselves up to finish the game against Providence strong. JHS capitalized on 23 Providence turnovers to rally and win 68-61 in the second half. They are now 2-2 and play Jennings County and Cathedral during Thanksgiving break. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Head coach Taylor Sykes reacts to a play on the court during Tuesday’s game against Providence. JHS defeated the Pioneers 68-61 after rallying in the second half. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
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Castle defeats Red Devils 66-51 on Saturday; JHS to play at Jasper and Carmel this week

All photos by Malachi Conrad.

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The Red Devils stand during the Pledge of Allegiance. JHS lost to New Castle 66-51 on Saturday night. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Senior Maizy Smith high fives her teammates in the pre-game. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
The Red Devils up and discuss their game plan against Castle. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Senior Kelis Dansby lays the ball into the basket during Saturday’s game against Castle. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Junior Maliayah Pointdexter gets past her Castle defender. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Senior Kelis Dansby sets a play up calling out to her teammates. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Senior Kelis Dansby attempts to break down her Castle defender. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Senior Kyia Boatwright takes a breather getting back on defense. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Sophomore McKenna Taylor hits a mid-range shot over her defender. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Sophomore Marlee William fakes her opponent out in the post. during intense Castle defense. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Junior Maliayah Pointdexter high fives her team walking to the bench during the JHS game against Castle last weekend. Castle won 66-51. The Red Devils play at Jasper Tuesday, Nov. 11 and at Carmel Saturday, Nov. 15. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
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JROTC hosts ‘Dining Out’ event for cadets and families

All photos by Malachi Conrad.

The Sabers team prepares for the ceremony during the JROTC Dining Out in the JHS cafeteria. The annual event allows cadets to gather and celebrate together. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
JROTC cadets and family grab food from the line during the annual Dining Out event. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Sophomore cadet Tyler Braitling shows off one of the ingredients in the “grog bowl.” Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Freshman cadet Thomas Loving-Meyer drinks a cup from the “grog bowl” for his conduct during the dine out activity, trying to finish it off. The grog bowls included ranch dressing, Coca Cola, peppermint extract, and chocolate syrup. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Senior cadet Blake Russel calls out someone in the crowd raising his hand during the JROTC Dining Out last week. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Freshman cadet Eva Harbeson and junior cadet Oswald Kaeden salute each other before swapping out for the flight jodie. The “jodie” is a military call out phrase or song sung in cadence to promote unity. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Freshman cadet Jayden Payne passionately performs his jodie during the JROTC Dining Out. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
The drill team performs their jodie for the dining out crowd. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Senior cadet Jordin Hibbard salutes his flight commander, senior cadet Mason Bentley to take control of his flight. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Master Sergeant Christopher Manley smiles, proud of his young cadets who performed excellent jodies during the JROTC Dining Out event. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
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Marching band places 15th in ISSMA state finals on Saturday

Red Devils perform in JHS games with Columbus East and Jennings County; compete in state finals for first time since 2019

All photos by Malachi Conrad, Magdalene Conrad, Kyra Gibson, and Sophia Goforth.

The Jeffersonville color guard tosses their flags as they perform during halftime behind the brass section at the JHS-Columbus East football game. Photo by Magdalene Conrad.
The Jeffersonville marching band brass section plays during the halftime show of the JHS-Columbus East game. Photo by
Magdalene Conrad.
Drum major and senior Alice Haynes starts to conduct the Jeffersonville marching band during the JHS-Columbus East football game. Photo by Magdalene Conrad.
The JHS marching band brass section performs during football halftime at the JHS-Jennings County game. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
JHS marching band trumpet section performs during halftime at the Jennings County game on Oct. 17. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Senior Brayden Rice performs for the JHS marching band during halftime of the JHS-Jennings County football game on Oct. 17. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Freshman woodwind Kyra Gibson plays her flute during the JHS marching band performance at the JHS-Jennings County football game. Photo by Sophia Goforth.
Senior conductor Alice Haynes takes a moment before conducting the JHS marching band during the JHS-Jennings County football game. In addition to their performances during games, the band competes around Indiana. This weekend they placed 15th at the ISSMA finals. Photo by Sophia Goforth.
Senior flagbearer Brianna Bobo waves her flag at halftime of the JHS-Jennings County football game. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
The JHS Red Devils marching band woodwinds perform at the ISSMA state finals at Franklin Central High School in Indianapolis on Saturday. The Red Devils placed 15th in their first appearance at state finals since 2019. Photo by Kyra Gibson.
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JHS defeats Jennings County 35-21

Friday’s win brings Red Devils to 4-5, 3-3 in Hoosier Hills Conference play

All photos by Malachi Conrad and Parker McCloskey.

The Red Devil student section poses, modeling the Pink Out clothes for Friday’s theme. Photo by Parker McCloskey.
Senior Caleb Bale stands during the national anthem. JHS won against Jennings County 35-21 on Friday night during a “pink out” game. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Sophomore Darien Williams runs away from the oncoming Jennings County defense on Friday. Photo by Parker McCloskey.
Sophomore Jayden Kelly watches the ongoing game during the first quarter. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Sophomore Jessalyn Stolte performs for the cheer team between plays. Photo by Parker McCloskey.
Senior Gavin Hawkins prepares to snap the ball during the Jennings County game on Friday night. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Juniors Braylon Gray and Nation Roe-McBroom celebrateafter a touchdown. Photo by Parker McCloskey.
The Red Devils tackle their Jennings County opponent during Friday’s game. JHS defeated Jennings County 35-21. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Sophomore Larry Sherman screams after knocking his Jennings County opponent down. Photo by Parker McCloskey.
Sophomore Brayden Bachman looks for a receiver downfield. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Junior Andre Walker poses for the camera after his play during Friday’s 35-21 win over Jennings County. Photo by Parker McCloskey.
Sophomore Brayden Bachman hands the ball to sophomore Darien Williams. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
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New Albany defeats JHS in volleyball sectional

All photos by Malachi Conrad.

Senior Addison Fouts high-fives her team before the game during the sectional game against New Albany. The Bulldogs defeated JHS 3-0. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Jeffersonville Red Devils talk to each other before the game against New Albany. The sectional match-up took place at Floyd Central High School. Photo by Malachi Conrad
Senior Jenna Kelley and sophomore Joslin Wilson try to block the ball against the Bulldogs. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Senior Riley Dobson prepares to serve the ball against New Albany. Jeffersonville lost 3-0 in the sectional game. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Junior Mattie Barker looks off into the distance. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Junior Mattie Barker celebrates the point she just won against New Albany. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Senior Lola Rodriquez attempts to spike the ball during the sectional game against New Albany. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
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Columbus East defeats Red Devils 28-9; JHS plays Jennings County this Friday

All photos by Malachi Conrad.

Senior Maxwell Schoonover looks off in the distance while the national anthem plays at the beginning of the JHS game with Columbus East on Friday. Columbus East won 28-9. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Senior Tyes McCondichie runs with the ball. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Junior Cordell Thomas takes a breather. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Sophomore Tristan Newby looks out onto the field. Jeffersonville lost to Columbus East 28-9. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Sophomore Jaxx Long helps junior Cordell Thomas off the field. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Sophomore Darien Williams looks at his opponent after he went down in Friday’s game against Columbus East. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Senior Maverick McAllister and senior Bryce Grant tackle Columbus East in the third quarter. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Sophomore Nation Roe-McBroom attempts to catch the ball. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
Senior Jamar Hobbs tries to shed the Columbus East offensive linemen. Photo by Malachi
Conrad.
Sophomore Brayden Bachman throws the ball to a JHS wide receiver. Columbus East won Friday’s game 28-9. The Red Devils next play Jennings County this Friday. Photo by Malachi Conrad.
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