Jay’s football team kicked off their 2025 season in style, dominating the Stingrays 40-0 at home last Friday night. Jay received the opening kickoff and wasted no time putting up points.
Pace’s football team certainly had opportunities to pull out a season-opening win over Mary G. Montgomery Friday night in Alabama. The Patriots and Vikings were tied at 21-21 at one point in the third quarter before MGM pulled away for the win.
After being swept in an opening season loss at South Walton, the Pace Patriots came out hungry and determined for a victory at home on Thursday night. The foes standing in their way were the Booker T. Washington Wildcats, who were coming off a sweep of their own by Gulf Breeze.
Jay’s volleyball team is on a roll in the early going of the season, winning three consecutive matches.
Week one of the high school football season is here for Pace, Milton, Jay and Central. Pace and Milton both have games that headline the first slate of games, with the Patriots traveling to Mary G. Montgomery and the Panthers hosting Crestview.
Kaleb Nobles said he likes what he has seen out of his University of West Florida football team heading into the 2025 season. And the Argos are ready to get another year going, opening next Friday night against Lenoir-Rhyne at PenAir Field.
Central’s Volleyball team bounced back from a preseason loss to Milton, winning in five games against the Panthers last Tuesday. The Jaguars won the match 25-14,25-20, 20-25,21-25,15-6.
Hometown loyalty runs deep for Kaiden Hall and David Aboya. The star athletes could be wearing the colors of any school other than the black ones they have on at media day that say ‘Panthers’ on the front.
The Pensacola Ice Flyers acquired Brent Moran and Weiland Parrish earlier this summer from the Quad City Storm.
Kamryn Pierce has made her college decision, opting to take her softball talents to Northwest Florida State.
