Sports Archive

Check out the latest football stats for Navarre, Pace, Milton and Jay. Stats are based on MaxPreps as of Sept. 21.

Check out the latest volleyball stats for the area. Stats are updated as of Sept. 18

Milton is the lone team in the north end of Santa Rosa County that will be in action Friday night as Pace and Jay both have bye weeks.

The Panthers play at home for the second consecutive week as they take on Escambia in a non-district game.

The state championship games for all classifications will be held at Bragg Memorial Stadium in Tallahassee Dec. 7-9.

The FHSAA made the announcement Thursday morning.

Pace and Milton competed at the Patriot Invitational Saturday at the University of West Florida.

The Patriot girls finished fourth while the boys placed sixth. The Panther boys placed ninth and the girls took 12th.

Eli Tyner and Alyssa Clark led the way for Pace’s cross-country teams at the Wildcat Invitational Saturday on the Pensacola State Campus in Milton.

Clark won the girls race with a time of 21:39.00 while Tyner took second overall for the boys, crossing the finish line in 17:43.40.

The latest FHSAA regional volleyball rankings are out and a handful of teams remain in the top eight, including Navarre, Pace and Jay.

After suffering its first loss of the season, the University of West Florida football team fell a few spots in this week’s AFCA NCAA Division II poll.

Milton and Gulf Breeze combined for 115 points in a wild District 1-4S opener, but the Dolphins scored most of those points in a 73-42 win.

The festivities began with just over five minutes left in the first quarter when Ethan Diamond connected with his dynamic playmaker, Rayvon Cottrell, for a 40-yard catch and run that would set the Panthers up inside 5-yard line.

The Pensacola Blue Wahoos capped one of their best regular seasons in franchise history Sunday with a 6-3 victory over the Mississippi Braves.