Jay’s volleyball team won in three games against Central Tuesday night.
Jay’s third sweep of the year was yet another strong performance, a 25-16, 25-20, 25-14 victory over Central, which had started the season with two wins. The Jaguars are now 2-2.
When Pace’s volleyball team played Navarre a year ago in a Region 1-6A quarterfinal, the match went five games.
It was a different outcome this time for the Patriots, who pulled out a sweep of the Raiders on the road Wednesday night.
Milton and Jay look to keep their momentum going while Pace and Central are seeking their first wins as week two of the high school football season is here.
Pace and Navarre competed in a meet with Gulf Breeze on Aug. 21 at the Pullum YMCA in Navarre.
The Raiders won the girls side of the meet while Pace placed third. In the boys meet, Pace prevailed and Navarre took third.
Makael Williams used to tell friends in middle school he was going to be a starter as a freshman on the varsity football team.
His statements proved true as Williams has been in the Patriots’ backfield the last two seasons.
Emma Messer returned to the volleyball court for the first time since her sophomore season, and, in some ways, it appeared as if she hadn’t missed a beat.
Her smile said it all in Milton’s preseason match with Central on Aug. 12, partly because the team won, but mostly because she was playing a sport she loves again.
After going 0-10 last year, the Milton Panthers wanted to start the 2025 football season on the right foot.
They did just that, defeating the Crestview Bulldogs 20-19 in a come-from-behind overtime victory on Friday night at Hurley Manning Field.
Jay’s football team kicked off their 2025 season in style, dominating the Stingrays 40-0 at home last Friday night.
Jay received the opening kickoff and wasted no time putting up points.
Pace’s football team certainly had opportunities to pull out a season-opening win over Mary G. Montgomery Friday night in Alabama.
The Patriots and Vikings were tied at 21-21 at one point in the third quarter before MGM pulled away for the win.
After being swept in an opening season loss at South Walton, the Pace Patriots came out hungry and determined for a victory at home on Thursday night.
The foes standing in their way were the Booker T. Washington Wildcats, who were coming off a sweep of their own by Gulf Breeze.
