Hayden Morris is currently in the midst of basketball season with the Jay Royals, and soon enough he’ll be back on field playing baseball for the reigning 1A state champions.
Last fall, he was named the District 1 Rural Player of the Year in Florida after shining on the football field for the Royals as a quarterback and safety.
Pace football standout Grant Wise has been named a Junior All-American by MaxPreps.
Wise earned second-team honors as an offensive lineman after playing a key role in the Patriots’ success this past season.
Jay’s girls basketball team remains second in the latest Rural Region 1 rankings.
The Royals are the No. 4 team in the state and sit behind second-ranked Holmes County.
Pace’s boys basketball team closed the gap against Navarre to a single basket in a District 1-6A battle last Friday night.
A layup by Joeseph Skipworth as time expired at the end of the third pulled the Patriots within 25-23 after they trailed 22-12 at the half.
Oscar Locklin asked all four of his daughters who they think is the best basketball player among them.
Darcy, Hattie and Lucy point to Annie, the youngest one of the bunch. While there certainly could be room for debate, the fact that the four sisters love basketball is undeniable.
Milton’s boys basketball team hasn’t backed down from a challenge all season. Playing a stacked schedule, the Panthers’ latest test was welcomed right before the end of 2024 at the King of the Sun Tournament in Ocala.
Several Santa Rosa County teams are ranked among the top eight in the first set of the FSHAA regional basketball rankings.
Milton’s girls basketball team is seventh in Region 1-6A while the boys are eighth. Jay is ranked second in the Rural region.
The regional rankings for girls and boys soccer currently feature two Santa Rosa County teams in the top eight, with Navarre’s girls and boys teams both in that position.
