Next stop for Brandon Sproat is Major League Baseball.
The New York Mets called up the former Pace Patriot on Thursday and he will start Sunday’s game against Cincinnati Reds.
Time for week three of the high school football season. Milton, Pace and Central are all in action.
The Panthers are looking to stay unbeaten. The Patriots aim for their second win in a row and Central is hoping to get into the win column for the first time in 2025.
Pace’s Johnathan Jimenez committed to the University of West Florida in July.
It felt like the right fit for him, especially after attending camp there earlier in the summer and earning an offer from the Argos.
After not winning a game last season, the Milton Panthers have bounced back in a big way, winning a game at home and now one on the road.
They trounced Pensacola 41-6 last Friday, mixing a strong run game with a stellar defense that forced numerous turnovers and other Tiger miscues.
Jay’s football team didn’t have a typical week of practice due to illness.
And while the Royals battled all night against Freeport on the road, it wasn’t enough in a 31-14 loss Friday night.
Noah Hamlin delivered a ferocious hit and showed his emotion afterwards early in the first half of Friday night’s showdown with Pensacola Catholic.
For Pace’s three-star senior nickel/linebacker, the home opener against the Crusaders meant a little extra considering he played his first three seasons with them.
It was a tale of two halves for the first regular season football game under the lights at Central Thursday night.
The Jaguars wowed the home faithful early against Blacksher as Carson Baxley connected with an open Jayden Joyner over the middle. Joyner took it 53 yards for a 7-0 lead.
