Classifications have been changed for the upcoming high school football season.
While Pace joins Navarre, Tate and Crestview in District 1-6A, Milton drops down to District 1-5A while Jay and Central, a first-year varsity program, will be in the rural classification.
Things are going to look a little different this year with high school football. After two years of the metro-suburban split when it comes to classifications, the FHSAA has gone back to seven classifications (1A-7A) as well as adding a rural classification for the smallest schools. In District 1-6A, Navarre, Pace, Tate and Crestview are […]
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