Sports Archive

Mateo Robinson has the ability to pour in points on any given night.


And earlier this month, the Milton Panther senior reached the 1,000-point mark in a district tournament game against Crestview.

Central boys basketball standout Carson Baxley hit the 1,000-point milestone of his career last month in a game against rival Jay.


A leader on both sides of the ball, the humble Baxley takes individual accolades in stride.

Aubreigh Nelson and Presley Hawthorne were asked if they planned to reach the 1,000-point mark on the same night.


“We did,” Nelson said with a laugh.

Bryse Burkett is only an eighth grader but she’s already reached the 1,000-point milestone.


The L.E.A.D. Academy star hit the achievement in the Lions’ 63-16 District 1-1A tournament win over St. John Paul II on Feb. 3.

Milton’s boys basketball team is headed to the regional tournament for the third year in a row.


The Panthers host Buchholz Saturday night in the opening round of the Region 1-6A tourney.

Postseason girls basketball gets underway this weekend, and a handful of area teams will be in action.


Navarre, Jay and L.E.A.D. Academy are all headed to the regional tournament.

Sergio and Mateo Robinson are used to winning district championships with the Milton Panthers.


Saturday night’s 72-55 victory over the Tate Aggies put the exclamation on their third consecutive District 1-6A crown, the senior twins joining their teammates in a celebration on the court, hoisting the trophy as the hometown fans cheered.

Pace’s girls soccer team made a statement on the road in the opening round of the Region 1-6A tournament Friday night.


Playing against Mandarin in Jacksonville, the Patriots didn’t let the long trip affect them, beating the Mustangs 1-0 to advance to the Sweet 16.

Jay’s girls basketball team winning district championships is about as close of a guarantee as you can get in sports.


The Royals won their fourth consecutive crown Friday night, defeating Laurel Hill 45-33 at Northview to lock up a playoff bid and homecourt advantage for the regional tournament.

L.E.A.D. Academy’s girls and boys basketball teams played for District 1-1A titles Friday night in Tallahassee.


The girls claimed a championship in convincing fashion, crushing North Florida Christian 57-10. The boys are a district runner-up after a 73-57 loss to FAMU DRS.