NORTH JACKSON — All season long, first-year Jackson-Milton coach Dan Turner has been wanting his girls to earn a “signature win” against one of the league’s top teams. After losing by 27 points in the first meeting with Mineral Ridge, the Blue Jays got that signature win on Thursday, taking down the Rams, 48-45. We want to win every game, but against those top-quality opponents, we definitely wanted to get a staple win going into the tournament, just to feel good about ourselves,” Turner said. If they struggled in the second quarter, Mineral Ridge was going to put them away. “I just kept preaching that we’ve got to raise our intensity, raise our level, because Mineral Ridge is a very good team.