Jay’s volleyball team has put together a successful regular season so far.
Ranked among the best in the state in the Rural classification, the Royals have won 14 matches while dropping only five.
The latest FHSAA regional rankings are out and Pace and Jay remain among the best in their respective regions while Navarre and Crestview aren’t out of the mix just yet.
Navarre and Milton competed in a meet Monday afternoon at the Gospel Projects Pool in Milton.
For Milton, Drew Henry won the 200 Freestyle (1:58.81) and 100 Butterfly (1:03.35) while Addison Chambers was a double winner as well, taking first in the 100 Butterfly (1:21.40) and 100 Backstroke (1:18.71).
It’s never easy to beat a top 10 team in the state, regardless of classification. But somehow, some way, the Pace Patriots got it done on Oct. 4, showing plenty of grit and fight in the process.
The University of West Florida football team jumps back into Gulf South Conference play this week.
Stuck in the grip of a two-game losing streak, the Argos will try to bounce back Saturday when they host Mississippi College at PenAir Field. Kickoff is 4 p.m.
The Jay and Central rivalry runs deep in athletics, and a new edition was added to it Thursday night when the Royals took on the Jaguars in varsity football for the first time.
Nate Simmons wasn’t sure he’d ever get back to playing college football again.
After being away from the game for more than a year, the Pace grad has found a home at Lighthouse Christian College, a first-year program.
October has arrived and that means it’s the final full month of the regular season for high school football in Santa Rosa County.
This week, Pace welcomes to small school power Madison County to town for its homecoming game while Jay and Central square off for the first time at the varsity football level.
Jay avenged a four-set loss to reigning state champion Baker with a win over the Gators Tuesday night.
In a battle of top 10 teams, Jay prevailed in a hard-fought road match that went back and forth as expected.
