Pace’s Grant Wise makes it official with Clemson
On the morning of his signing day, Pace offensive lineman Grant Wise was in a familiar place, working hard in the weight room.
It highlights his work ethic, something that has helped put him in a position to be one of the nation’s best football players.
Heartbreak Again! Newberry ends another playoff run for the Argos
Newberry broke the University of West Florida’s heart in the postseason four years ago.
The Wolves did it again to the Argos on Saturday afternoon, winning 24-17 in a second-round NCAA Division II playoff game at PenAir Field.
Reice Griffith earns all-conference recognition
Reice Griffith is one of 17 from Mercer to earn All-Southern Conference honors.
Marcus Stokes in contention for Harlon Hill Trophy
University of West Florida quarterback Marcus Stokes is among 36 nominees for the Harlon Hill Trophy.
News and notes from the area sports scene
The first month of winter sports is complete and here’s a look at some of the notable items from the last couple of weeks.
Robinson twins ready to lead way for Milton Panthers in hoops
As twins, Sergio and Mateo Robinson naturally share a close connection.
On the court, that connection shows in a lot of ways, especially when it comes to producing highlight reel worthy plays for the Milton Panthers.
Perspective of a visiting fan on game day at Alabama
It wasn’t as if Tony Romo or Jimmy Garoppolo was going to be walking through the door to give Eastern Illinois a fighting chance against the nationally ranked Alabama Crimson Tide on Nov. 22.
After golf success, Hawthorne excited to be back on court for Jay
Presley Hawthorne is best known for success on the basketball court at Jay.
As the Royals’ point guard, she’s one of the best on the local hoops scene. But the junior standout isn’t a bad golfer either.
Goodwin shines on basketball court and beyond
Loghan Goodwin is more than a basketball player.
She’s also one of the top students at Milton and involved in a variety of activities outside of the gym.
Pace’s impressive football season ends against Mandarin
Pace’s football team put together a memorable season and nearly kept it going Friday night.
But the Patriots came up short of doing so, losing a heartbreaker, 42-35, to Mandarin in a Region 1-6A semifinal in Jacksonville.
















