Greg Jackson

3 days ago | newstribune.com | Greg Jackson

Greg Jackson is the assistant sports editor for the Jefferson City News Tribune. He covers sporting events for Jefferson City, Helias, Capital City, Blair Oaks and Calvary Lutheran high schools, as well as other surrounding Jefferson City-area schools and Lincoln University. He joined the News Tribune staff in May 2016 after spending seven years as the sports editor at the Fayette Advertiser and Democrat Leader. He is a Boonville native and a 2009 University of Missouri graduate.

4 days ago | newstribune.com | Greg Jackson

The St. Elizabeth Hornets felt a little out of place at the end of last year’s baseball season. After five consecutive years of finishing the season in the Class 1 state championship game, the Hornets’ 2024 season came to an abrupt halt with an extra-inning 3-1 loss to Sedalia Sacred...

5 days ago | newstribune.com | Greg Jackson

Greg Jackson is the assistant sports editor for the Jefferson City News Tribune. He covers sporting events for Jefferson City, Helias, Capital City, Blair Oaks and Calvary Lutheran high schools, as well as other surrounding Jefferson City-area schools and Lincoln University. He joined the News Tribune staff in May 2016 after spending seven years as the sports editor at the Fayette Advertiser and Democrat Leader. He is a Boonville native and a 2009 University of Missouri graduate.

1 week ago | newstribune.com | Greg Jackson

Greg Jackson is the assistant sports editor for the Jefferson City News Tribune. He covers sporting events for Jefferson City, Helias, Capital City, Blair Oaks and Calvary Lutheran high schools, as well as other surrounding Jefferson City-area schools and Lincoln University. He joined the News Tribune staff in May 2016 after spending seven years as the sports editor at the Fayette Advertiser and Democrat Leader. He is a Boonville native and a 2009 University of Missouri graduate.

1 week ago | newstribune.com | Greg Jackson

WARDSVILLE -- The Blair Oaks Falcons’ big-game experience showed up Tuesday night. The Falcons escaped a fourth-inning jam, then they manufactured runs in the fifth and sixth innings to come away with a 3-0 victory against the Nevada Tigers in the Class 4 state sectionals at the Falcon Athletic Complex.