Central’s boys basketball team is expected to play almost 30 games in the month of June.
And that’s a good thing for the Jaguars, who are getting work in as they prepare for the season.
Ra’shaun Elzy graduated from Milton as one of the top basketball players in the area.
He’ll now take his talents to the next level after signing with Snead State earlier this year.
Lulu Luedtke could not have asked for a better first and only softball season at Northwest Florida State.
She transferred in from NCAA Division II Anderson, seeking a fresh start closer to home. It turned out to be a great move for the Milton grad.
In his first fight as a pro last October, Cam Bennett didn’t feel too much changed for him.
He trained the same, never cutting corners, and worked hard leading up to the fight, coming away with a dominant victory at Island Fights inside the Bay Center.
Sending weightlifting athletes to nationals has become the norm for coach Joey Paladino.
A total of 25 are headed to Colorado Springs in two weeks to compete at the USAW National Championship meet.
Justin Raley has learned a lot coaching with his dad, Duane, including at Jay, where the two won a state championship with the Royals in 2024.
Now, Raley will get his chance be a head baseball coach after landing a job with Northview.
A change to the regional tournament format for baseball is the among the changes made during the FHSAA Board of Directors meeting earlier this month.
Instead of having all three rounds of the regional played under a best-of-three format, only the semifinal and final rounds will be a series. The best-of-three was first used in 2025.
Kaiden Hall plans to continue his football career at the University of Florida.
Hall, a standout player and rising senior with the Milton Panthers, announced his decision to commit to the Gators on Tuesday.
When Hannah DeMarcus took over as the starting pitcher of the Pace Patriot softball team this season, she filled a role once held by Jayden Heavener, the nation’s best player in 2024.
Now that the season is complete, DeMarcus, who is only a sophomore, is the nation’s best in the sport.
