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The Jamestown Jackals defeated the Tuscaloosa Titans, 118-107, in the North American Basketball League Championship Tournament in Dallas on Saturday. The victory vaults the Jackals into the national title game at 1 p.m. Eastern against the Dallas Mustangs, who advanced by knocking off Grand Rapids. Leading the way for Jamestown was Michael Davenport with 23…

Jamestown Jackals’ player Leventrice Gray visited Zion Lutheran Church’s vacation Bible school recently, volunteering at the registration table as campers signed in and telling the children about being a Jamestown Jackal. Gray is originally from Birmingham, Ala., and attended Jacksonville State University. He joined the Jamestown Jackals this winter. Gray helped demonstrate teamwork when he…

There isn’t anything about Kayla Crosby that surprises Maceo Wofford. That wasn’t always the case. Wofford is one of the best basketball players to ever come from Jamestown, N.Y. He scored 2,259 career points at Jamestown High School, and the New York all-state guard went on to score 868 more points and play in two…

The Jamestown Jackals of The Basketball League have announced two events planned for this summer. The first, a pair of coed basketball clinics, will be held Saturday at The Hub at Praise Fellowship, located at 7451 Market St. in Russell. The first clinic is for youngsters ages 6-12 and will run from 9-10:30 a.m. The…

Children are being given the opportunity to play basketball, and other outdoor activities, with a professional basketball player at Bergman Park this week. The Jamestown Jackals, owned by Integrity First Inc., is hosting Playtime with the Pros at Bergman Park this week for free for the first 50 children who register to participate. Kayla Crosby,…

Honest John’s, pictured from left: Mitch King of Pittsburgh, Austin Alonge of Frewsburg, Devin Pope of Ripley and Michael Davenport of Cincinnati, won the Men’s 18-and-over bracket during the Jamestown Jackals 3-on-3 tournament Saturday at The Hub @ Praise Fellowship.

On Thursday, July 11, 2019, without a dollar in his pocket, Anthony Estes flew from Charlotte to Las Vegas for a basketball tryout. He didn’t have a place to stay in Vegas, but then he hadn’t had one in Charlotte either, so “what difference does it make,” he thought to himself, “the street is the street.”…