We hope you can join us from 8 - 9 pm this evening (Oct 28).
Click the link below to join us for this important session.
https://melg.zoom.us/j/89830613964
Admissions: All tickets are $7.00 and must be purchased via the GoFan app. Bronson will have a credit card reader at the gate as well!
Passes: There will be NO PASSES!
Visitor Seating: Visitor seating is limited, so feel free to bring lawn chairs! Just remember, all lawn chair seating must be outside the fence.
No Pets: Leashed service animals are permitted; please bring waste disposal bags and request special seating before the event.
Handicap Parking: The field is not very handicap accessible. If you know of a spectator who needs accommodations, Bronson can allow them to park inside the complex. Please have someone notify the Bronson athletic director of their arrival, and they will ensure they are let in.
Artificial Noisemakers - Are NOT allowed! This includes air horns, cowbells, jugs with rocks, shakers, rattles, clappers, etc.
Signs: The Tournament Manager should inspect all signs to be posted by competing schools in or near their cheering section. Any signs that carry questionable implications or are degrading will not be allowed. Political signage of any kind is prohibited.
Radio/Tape Players: These items are prohibited at MHSAA tournaments. Personal style players and radios are permitted so long as the sound is restricted to the listening of an individual.
Go Comets!










On the other side of the District bracket, it is Union City traveling to Hanover-Horton. The winners will play on November 7 or 8.
Go Comets!
The Lady Comets put forth a great effort, but fell short of qualifying as a team, placing 4th. 2 girls were All-Region (top 15), and 3 qualified for the State Finals. Keira Knight placed 13th with a PR of 20:57. Teammate Brynleigh Griffiths was 14th (21:07). Joleane Gulledge was an additional State qualifier, placing 16th with a PR of 21:09. Mia Langhann had a PR of 22:21, placing 37th. Addy Horton also PR’d, placing 42nd in 22:36. Sophia Morgan ran a PR for 54th (23:08). Alexa Moore was 69th (24:06).
On the boy’s side it was a dogfight. 6 points separated 3rd from 1st place. The Comet boys finished 3rd, qualifying for the fourth year in a row as a team to the State Finals with Coach Snyder and Coach Copp at the helm. 4 runners were all region (top 15). Leading the charge was junior Caleb Blonde, who conquered the course in 15:50, becoming Regional Champion. Nick Fowler was 7th (16:26), Collin Fucile 8th (16:29), Ashton Potwin 15th (16:51). Briggs Baker 41st (18:11). Jake Gray was 50th (18:30). Eli Norman 69th (19:04).
The State Finals are at MIS Saturday, November 1st. Girls D3 run at 10:10, boys at 11:30. Entrance opens at 7:30. Tickets are $11 per person though GoFan.co. Parking is included in that price.
Go Comets!





Today, Friday, October 17, marks the end of an era for Jonesville football. The Comets will play their last varsity regular season game on our current field against Vandercook Lake. The current field is close to 75 years old.
It will be Senior night for our band, cross country teams, sideline cheer team and football team with those introductions taking place before the game at 6:30. Parents - please meet in the southeast corner of the field at 6:20 to get lined up. At halftime, the band will play their halftime show. Following that, we will have the Patricia Krohn Memorial Award presentation. After that presentation, we will honor longtime varsity football coach Greg Morrison on his induction into the Michigan Football Coaches Association Hall of Fame this past summer. We are asking anyone who played or coached with Coach Morrison to join him and his family on the field for the presentation. Former players and coaches - please meet inside the fence at the south endzone.
Go Comets!
Go Comets!
Jonesville Middle School would like to thank Dan, Kevin, Alicia, and Vern for all of their hard work.








Information and details for parents and spectators attending Jonesville Community Schools’ athletic events for the 2025-2026 school year:
Admission fees apply for all fall sports, all winter sports and all spring sports.
Payment methods: cash (exact change preferred), online tickets and credit cards via Hudl ticketing. A card reader will be available at the gate for electronic payments.
Jonesville students K-12 = free
Jonesville Community Schools Staff members = free with their ID
Senior Citizens = over 65 are free or Golden Age Pass
Others (Kindergarten and above) = $5
Family pass for the school year = $150, Adult pass for the school year = $75, all passes can be purchased at Jonesville High School Office
HS football, MS football, baseball and softball contests are played behind Jonesville Middle School at 401 E Chicago Rd.
MS boys and MS girls basketball is played at Jonesville Middle School gym at 401 E Chicago Rd.
All other HS and MS events, including MS volleyball are played at Jonesville High School at 460 Adrian St.
Dogs are not allowed on campus at sporting events. Please secure them in a vehicle. It’s best to leave pets at home as vehicles can heat up.
Leashed service animals are permitted; please bring waste disposal bags and request special seating prior to the event.
Any student in grades K -5 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
No student backpacks allowed. Students will be asked to keep them at the gate. Jonesville Community Schools will not be held liable for any issues with bags left at the gate.

