Sports Archive

Lexi Worrell sent a text out to her Pace girls golf team team ahead of last week’s district tournament.

She wanted to let her golfers know they had a shot to punch a ticket to the regional if they played up to their potential.

There really isn’t an actual secret to success for Pace’s boys golf team.

The competitive atmosphere that has been created within the program seems to be the driving force behind the Patriots’ impressive run of four consecutive district championships.

Hallie Ueberroth is one step closer to seeing her Division I softball dream come true.

The Milton standout committed to Troy earlier this fall and feels good about her decision. It’s her dream school and her parents are alums.

The packed parking lot and cars lined all the way down Park Avenue were an early indication of how big of a deal Friday night was going to be in the latest chapter of the Pace and Milton rivalry.

The Panthers played host to the crosstown rival Patriots in the Battle for the Bronze Helmet.

Pace’s Hudson Trammel and Milton’s Noah Day turned in strong performances at the 3A Regional Meet last Wednesday in Ocala.

Trammel won the 100 Butterfly and took third in the 100 Backstroke while Day finished third in the 50 Freestyle and fifth in the 100 Freestyle at Butterfly at the Florida Aquatics Swimming and Training Center.

The University of West Florida football team remains ninth in this week’s AFCA NCAA Division II poll.

The Argos are 6-1 on the season and have won four consecutive games.

The UWF women’s soccer team is now in the top nationally.

The Argos jumped to  No. 8 in this week’s United Soccer Coaches NCAA Division II poll.

Chance Thornton runs at least 25 miles per week. Up hills, through the sand and across open stretches of land where there is no shade to block the sunlight.

It’s all part of the plan for the Jay senior standout to stay on top of his running game and be the best he can be in cross-country.

Several Pace and Milton athletes are moving on to the 3A regional in swimming later this week after a strong showing at last Friday’s District 1-3A meet at the UWF Natatorium in Pensacola.

Both teams had one district champion. Hudson Trammel of Pace won 100 Backstroke and Milton’s Noah Day prevailed in the 100 Freestyle.