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Jaguars picking momentum with wins

  Fans who made the drive over to watch East Gadsden play arch rival Rickards were not disappointed.
 Fresh off a  52-48  road  trip win just two days earlier over Taylor County, the Jaguars appeared fine tuned for Saturday game in the loud Rickards' gym.
 East scored first and dominated the first period with stingy defense only allowing raider to score 2 points and the quarter ended 9-2.

East opens at home against Crescent City

As sometimes the case with an East Gadsden football game the action is more exciting than the outcome.
Last Friday night, the Jaguars journeyed to the next time zone to face a tough Niceville High School in a very loud hostile environment.
Niceville, a regional powerhouse, is known for attracting big crowds that jam their sunken bowl stadium. The place was packed and the school's large marching band blared constantly from the sidelines.

We are proud of our GEMS Owls

We're proud of our Owls

If they were a sports team there would be a parade, no doubt about it.

When some entity from a small rural county in the Panhandle, ends up fifth in the entire state of Florida in anything positive, it is big news.

And even more so when you consider we are talking about high-achieving children in a small local public school.