It was ring season for Jay’s baseball team on Friday night.
The Royals received their state championship rings that night in a special ceremony before Jay’s rivalry football game against Baker.
Milton trailed Tate by less than 10 points at halftime Friday night.
But the Panthers couldn’t steal the momentum from the Aggies in the second half and fell 30-14 at Carl Madison Field in Cantonment.
The Pace Patriot football team bounced back from a loss to Pensacola Catholic two weeks ago by winning against Gulf Breeze Friday night. The Patriots shut out the Dolphins 55-0.
Jay didn’t just win the War on Highway 4. The Royals dominated it.
Hayden Morris rushed for two touchdowns and threw for another score while the defense might as well have been a brick wall in a 41-0 win over the Baker Gators Friday night at Merle V. North Stadium.
It was another busy week in high school sports in the area, including Jay continuing its strong play on the volleyball court. Here’s a look at that and more.
It’s mid-September and the action is heating up on the football field.
All four teams in the north end of Santa Rosa County play Friday night. Here’s a look at the matchups.
Drew Henry is having a strong senior season for the Milton Panther swim team.
That’s not a surprise. He’s one of the top swimmers in the area and always seems to be pushing for improvement.
Five Pace baseball players will continue their careers beyond this spring.
Glenn Brooks, Grant Walters, Trucker Ricks, Nash Pires and Madox Land are all set to play in college.
Judah Talley had the second-best score of the day at the Byron Nathan Classic Monday at Stonebrook.
Talley carded a 70 in the 18-hole tournament to lead the Pace Patriots to the tourney championship.
