Navarre and Pace remain among the top eight in one of the toughest regions in high school volleyball while Jay and Baker are among the top four in the Rural region.
Rarely do you see excitement from college students over rising and shining bright and early Saturday morning.
But the description fits the reaction of the Pensacola State women’s soccer players in a post-practice huddle after head coach Mark Yepshin gave them the green light to show up at the weight room for a 6 a.m. workout session.
With just under nine minutes to play in the opening half of a Sept. 30 homecoming game against Mosley, the Milton Panthers had new life.
Cade Pierce found Bryson Brown in the end zone. Brown, a state champion weightlifter and big time playmaker, came down with the ball, helping Milton slice the Dolphins’ lead to 14-7.
Pace senior Belle McNally said she was ‘trying not to cry’ as she talked about Amy Wolfenden, the former Patriot boys swim coach who passed away in May at the age of 50 while competing in a triathlon.
McNally met Wolfenden at a young age and couldn’t say enough good about how meaningful it was to see the Pace Patriot Invitational get rededicated as the Wolfenden Memorial Invitational on Sept. 28.
Central’s first varsity football season has not been an easy one.
The Jaguars are still searching for their first win after losing 35-0 to Rocky Bayou last Saturday night at Steve Riggs Stadium in Fort Walton Beach.
Jay’s football team traveled across the Escambia River to renew a longtime rivalry against Flomaton Friday night.
Hoping for their first win over the Hurricanes since 2001, the No. 1 Royals lost 24-17.
Crestview threw everything except the kitchen sink at Pace last week in a massive district opener for both teams. The Bulldogs ran a fake punt in their own territory on their opening drive, faked an extra point for a successful two-point conversion and kicked several onside kicks, though those came after the Patriots had opened […]
Pensacola State’s women’s soccer team is No. 17 in this week’s NJCAA Top 25 poll.
The Pirates are in their second season of existence and are 5-3-1 on the year.
September is about to draw to a close but the action on the football field is ramping up.
Every game means a little more now with district play and regional rankings now in the equation, and we take a look at what’s ahead in week six of the high school football season in the north end of Santa Rosa County.
