PANAMA CITY, Fla. — The Jinks Hornets continued their push toward a championship-game appearance with a dominant 44-6 victory over Bozeman, earning their fourth consecutive win and moving within two victories of securing a spot in the championship game. Javion Thomas led the Hornets offensively, completing 4 of 6 passes for 118 yards and a touchdown while adding 89 rushing yards and another score on just two carries. Thomas finished with 207 total yards and two touchdowns. Aydann Copeland was the leading receiver, recording three catches for 117 yards and a touchdown on four targets. Robert West contributed three carries for 65 yards and two touchdowns, while Jackson King added 40 rushing yards and a touchdown on two carries. Kacyn Benson finished with 45 yards on five carries, and Cameron Potter contributed a rushing touchdown, adding 17 yards on the ground and completing two passes for 16 yards. The Hornets’ defense generated pressure throughout the contest, with Javion Thomas, Tank Jenkins, LJ Reddice, Cameron Potter, Armondo Roulhac and Julian Matos each recording a sack. With the game under control early, Jinks was able to rotate players and give its backups valuable playing time. The victory extends Jinks’ winning streak to four games following its loss to Rutherford. The Hornets now need two more consecutive wins to secure their place in the championship game as they continue their push toward the end of the season.