There are 'wins' and 'losses' but no, it doesn't really count. There isn't really much keeping track of it since each team is very different on where their JV is, who plays JV, etc. They just help kids get game action against an opponent.

Jv games are really to develop players. It helps the kids who have a hard time understand how to play the game, get a better idea of what it's like. It also helps the coach see what he has coming up for future years and bring the promising ones to Varsity. It's a shame some high schools has to cancel their JV season's because lack of players or opponents. Having a JV really helps out!

thanks for the replies, that is what I figured but just wanted some affirmation. Thank you again.