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The University of West Florida’s Byron Puryear has been named the United Athletic Conference’s Defensive Player of the Week.

Week two of the high school football season is in the rear-view mirror.

Here’s a look back at how things played out and a glance at what is ahead for Navarre, Pace, Central, Jay and Milton this week.

A crowd of more than 6,000. The dawn of a new era. And in the end, an historic win for the University of West Florida football team.

The Argos opened the Division I FCS era of the program with a 34-31 win over nationally ranked Southern Illinois on Thursday night at Darrell Gooden Stadium.

Jay’s football team had no problem staying unbeaten Friday night, proving to be too much for the Elberta Warriors to handle in a 56-8 victory in Alabama.

After a disappointing loss at Catholic to start the season, Milton hosted Tate on Friday night, hoping to secure its first win.

Despite a valiant effort, the Panthers came up empty with a 24-21 loss.

On the Pace Patriots’ first drive last Friday night against the Catholic Crusaders, Brooks Washington put the Patriots up 7-0 with a long rushing touchdown.

A Total Nonstop Action (TNA) wrestler who makes regular appearances on television will headline a professional wrestling card at Milton High School Sept. 5, a now-annual fundraiser for the school’s wrestling team simply known as “Panther Brawl.”

Milton’s volleyball team seemed to be on its way to its first win of the season on Thursday night.

The Panthers led the visiting Navarre Raiders two sets to none and had a lot of energy and momentum on their side.

Haley Jetton didn’t expect to ever play soccer again.

An email about attendin0g a training camp and a possible shot at making the U.S. Deaf Women’s National team changed her mindset.

Week two of the high school football should be an interesting one.

Pace squares off against Catholic. Milton welcomes Tate to town and Jay hits the road to Elberta, Alabama.