JA grid squad aims to continue turnaround
Plain City, Sports
October 13, 2021

JA grid squad aims to continue turnaround

By Tim Miller

Jonathan Alder’s Will Heisler (26) looks for running room as Scottie Wallace (right) blocks against Thornville Sheridan. The Pioneers will travel to Tecumseh on Friday.

(Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller)

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Things were admittedly looking pretty glum for Jonathan Alder’s football squad a mo...

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