James Clemens thrashes Albertville at home

Running back Cam Berry helped pave the way for the Jets’ touchdown parade. Photos by Andrew Noles of Noles Nest Photography (nolesnestphotography.com). www.facebook.com/nolesnestphotography. Check out our photos from the game at www.facebook.com/themadisonrecord.

Honoring the game's tribute to the military, the pregame ceremony included a swearing-in for new military recruits. Photos by Andrew Noles of Noles Nest Photography (nolesnestphotography.com). www.facebook.com/nolesnestphotography. Check out our photos from the game at www.facebook.com/themadisonrecord.

James Clemens junior wide receiver Ty Doughty, No. 11, is one of a pair of receivers for the Jets who have led the squad to a Region 4 championship and a look into the post-season playoffs. Photo Contributed

Devon Cooper, No. 1, is one of the leading offensive players for the James Clemens Jets making plays anywhere on the playing field. Photo Contributed

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Running back Cam Berry helped pave the way for the Jets’ touchdown parade with his carries that gashed the Aggie defense that struggled to keep the elusive ball carrier corralled.

Berry’s signature plays were his 72-yard rushing TD in the first quarter and a 70-yard kickoff return for a touchdown in the third quarter.

The public address announcer’s voice echoed the familiar words “Berry on the carry,” seemingly on loop as the Jets turned to number 3 in navy blue time after time.

James Clemens quarterback Ty Marsh was locked in with his sneak plays that kept Albertville off balance and netted the Jet signal caller two rushing scores in the victory.

The struggles continue for an Albertville team that has yet to get a W this year.

James Clemens’ 58 points tie Sparkman for the most scored in a game this season against the Aggies.

It’s a short week ahead for the Jets who next play on Thursday at Grissom.

For a deeper dive into this game, be sure to pick up a print copy of the Madison Record on Wednesday. Oct. 25.