It always means a little more when Jay and Central play in volleyball.
And after having to reschedule this match due to only having one official, the Royals and Jaguars squared off Monday night in Allentown.
The second annual Amy Wolfenden Invitational took place on Oct. 4 at the University of West Florida Aquatic Center.
Navarre, Pace, Milton and Crestview were among the teams at the meet.
Pace has moved up to third in the latest FHSAA regional football rankings in 6A and Milton is fourth in 5A. Baker is also in the mix for a postseason berth the Rural classification.
Less than a week remains until district tournament play begins and several area teams are in the mix for a postseason berth.
Jay is ranked second in Rural in the latest FHSAA regional rankings while Baker is fourth. Pace, winners of 12 in a row, is eighth in Region 1-6A.
Nothing came easy, but the Pace Patriots kept their win streak intact with a big win over Madison County Friday night.
Pace rallied for a 20-18 victory after Brooks Washington found room to run and scored as the Patriots knocked off the Cowboys.
Central made the short trip to Jay Friday night for a football clash between familiar foes. In the end, the Royals came out on top, defeating the Jaguars 47-7.
Pace faces a big test on the road against Madison County while Jay and Central square off in a rivalry game as week seven of the high school football season is tonight.
