The Pace Patriots knew what was at hand Friday night and they weren’t going to let Tate stand in the way.
The laser-focused Patriots captured their second consecutive District 1-6A title with a convincing 30-8 road victory over the Aggies.
Last Thursday night, the Milton Panthers scored the ultimate tribute to the late former Milton football coach, Hurley Manning, with a 42-0 victory over visiting Gulf Breeze.
Playing on the field that bears Manning’s name, Milton bounced back from its first loss of the season two weeks ago with a complete game and improved to 6-1.
We are getting an early start to week eight of the high school football season as Milton and Gulf Breeze square off tonight.
Pace and Jay both have games Friday night. Central has a bye.
Emma Messer, thankful to be playing volleyball again this season, was hoping to help lead Milton to a win Tuesday night against Pensacola in the team’s final home match.
While victory wasn’t in the cards, the effort was undeniable.
It always means a little more when Jay and Central play in volleyball.
And after having to reschedule this match due to only having one official, the Royals and Jaguars squared off Monday night in Allentown.
The second annual Amy Wolfenden Invitational took place on Oct. 4 at the University of West Florida Aquatic Center.
Navarre, Pace, Milton and Crestview were among the teams at the meet.
Pace has moved up to third in the latest FHSAA regional football rankings in 6A and Milton is fourth in 5A. Baker is also in the mix for a postseason berth the Rural classification.
