Kaylee Gilbreath and her Jay volleyball teammates have had the first regular season matchup against rival Baker highlighted on their calendars since Oct. 26, 2024.
That was the night the Gators bounced the Royals from the regional tournament in three games and eventually went on to play in the state final four for the third consecutive year.
Pace baseball coach Jason McBride saw Major League potential in Brandon Sproat when he was pitching for the Patriots.
So it didn’t come as a surprise to McBride when Sproat was called up last week from Triple-A Syracuse to pitch for the New York Mets.
The Pace Patriot football team hit the road for the second time this season and dominated Gulf Breeze 59-6, spoiling the Dolphins’ senior night last Friday.
From the kickoff, the Patriots controlled the game, claiming their third straight win in this matchup.
Greyson Locklear scored off a touchdown pass from Carson Baxley in the final seconds of Central’s game against Baker Friday night.
The play didn’t change the outcome of a 41-6 loss, but it was a positive moment on a tough night, offering a sign of hope for a brighter future for the second-year varsity program.
It wasn’t pretty. Far from it. But a win is a win.
A week ago, the Milton Panthers scored at will on the road against Pensacola in a 35-point win. Last Thursday, they needed every minute to win 14-13 at Booker T. Washington.
