Two Pace softball players have landed on the Premier Girls Fastpitch Regional Watch List.
Junior Britten Kettler and sophomore Hannah DeMarcus are both on the list.
Milton’s boys weightlifting team held its own at a highly competitive Navarre Invitational last Wednesday while Jay’s Chase Dooley made quite the impression in a fiercely competitive unlimited division.
Pace’s beach volleyball team is in year two, and along with more experience, the Patriots also have their own home courts, and that is something the players love.
The Pace wrestling program remains one of the most consistent and most successful in the area.
This past season was certainly no exception for the Patriots, who produced plenty of highlights, including district titles for the boys and girls teams.
Pace’s girls and boys track teams claimed the titles at the Frank Lay Patriot Invitational Friday in Pace.
Milton, Central and L.E.A.D. Academy also competed at the meet.
Going into its game against Navarre on March 6, the Milton Panther boys lacrosse team was riding a three-game win streak.
But the Panthers had a tough night against Navarre at the Milton Community Center, losing 17-3, suffering their first loss to the Raiders since 2022.
Pace’s Grant Wise has made a big decision. The standout offensive lineman from Pace committed to Clemson.
The four-star recruit informed the coaches of his decision and posted on social media about it.
Five games into the 2025 season, the reigning state softball champion Pace Patriots haven’t missed a beat.
The Patriots notched their fifth win Monday, beating Navarre 10-0 in five innings in a District 1-6A matchup at home. It was their fifth straight shutout to start a season as well.
Jay’s baseball team won a state championship a year ago and hopes to do the same this season.
The Royals are off to a good start, winning four of their first six, but the work isn’t done yet.
