::: 2006-2007 :::

2006-2007 Jackson Madison County Sports Hall of Fame High School Highlights

JMCSHOF Member Fran Chandler (94) and David Blackstock (98) were inducted in the 2007 Class of Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame

• Liberty Tech High School
  • Boys Basketball Class AA State Champions
  • Girls golf Team District Runner-up
  • Boys 12-AA District Champion in basketball
  • Girls 12 AA District Runner-up and regular season champions
  • Kody Alexander finished fifth in the State Golf Tournament Madison Academic High School
  • Boys soccer – District and Regional Championship
  • Girls soccer- District and Regional Championship
  • Boys Basketball- District Championship
  • Girls basketball-Regional Championship
• Jackson Central Merry High School
  • Boys basketball regular season District 13AAA Champions
  • Girls basketball regular season District 13AAA Champions
• Trinity Christian Academy
  • 2006 girls softball District, Regional, and State Champions
  • 2006 football state playoffs
  • Golf District 13 runner-up
  • Volleyball District 13 runner-up
  • Girls Basketball goes undefeated in district, winning both the regular season title and the District tournament
  • 13 of the 14 TSSAA sports fielded by Trinity finished with a winning record.
• University School of Jackson
  • 2006 Baseball; Sub-state champs, State champion runner-up
  • Boys soccer; District, Regional champions, advanced it quarter finals of state tournament
  • Boys tennis; District, Regional and State Champions
  • Girls Tennis; District, Regional Champions, advanced to Simi-finalist in state tournament.
  • Boys golf; district, regional and state champions
  • Boys Cross Country advanced to state finals
  • Girls Golf; regional champions, state runner-up
  • Girls soccer; District and Regional Champions, State Championship runner-up
  • Volleyball; District Champions, Regional Champions, fifth in State Tournament
  • Katie Hayes; 1600 Meter State Champion
• North Side High School
  • Girls Basketball District 14 Runner-up
  • Girls Basketball Region 7-A Champions
  • Girls Basketball Sub-State Winners
• South Side High School
  • The volleyball team finished with a 38 - 6 record, claiming the regular season, district and regional championship.
  • Kayla Merriweather named to the All State team, and was the district player of the year.
• Jackson Christian School
  • Football team 1A State Champions
  • Baseball team won District Championship, Regional Runner-up
  • Brett Barry qualified for regional and state tournaments in golf
  • Men’s 4 x 800 relay team won the region and finished second in the state meet
  • The men’s basketball team was District 15A runner-up
  • Coed cheer team won the TSSAA State Championship, and third place in the UCA Nationals
  • Elizabeth Austin was District Runner up in girls single tennis
  • Girls soccer was runner up in both district and regional action, earning a berth to the state tournament

Sports Hall of Fame College Highlights

• Union University
  • Men’s golf won the TransSouth Championship and advanced to the NAIA Region XI Tournament
  • All five of the fall sports teams advanced to the NAIA Region Tournament in the fall of
    2006. Women’s soccer advanced to the semifinals of the conference tournament, Men’s soccer, volleyball, and men’s and women's cross country posted wins n region tournaments.
  • Women's cross country earned a bid to the NAIA National Tournament.
  • Union Lady Bulldog basketball team was named Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame Amateur
  • Team of the Year for the second year in a row.
• Lane College
  • The Lane College Dragon football team finished 8-3, it’s best record since 1995. They
    ranked first in SIAC in total offense, with 342.1 yards averaged a game, and 25.9 PT/GM; first top 25 ever AFCA Poll; Top 10 finish all HBCV’s. Jacoby Jones, Marcus Moore, and Edward Williams were all named All-American. Johnnie Cole was named SIAC Coach of the Year.
• Lambuth University
  • Men’s Basketball – TranSouth Player of the Year Ivan Jenkins
  • Women’s Basketball –TranSouth Conference First Team All Conference Reggie Maddox, Meghan Fuqua
  • NAIA National Champions
  • NAIA Tournament MVP Reggie Maddox