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.
Central’s volleyball team is looking for more success in 2025.
And the Jaguars will be led by senior captain Callie Posey and her sister, Emma, a junior. Both played a key role in Central’s 11-8 campaign last season.
Although it didn’t show it on the scoreboard, it was a great night for the Central Jaguar football program.
Storm clouds, rain and lightning delayed the inevitable for about an hour as Central finally played football under the lights at home for the first time, fittingly against county rival Jay.
Milton’s swim team has new coaches, but some things have stayed the same as the Panthers have a handful of familiar names on the roster.
Included in that group is Amelia Ilnitskiy, who made a regional appearance last season as a freshman.
Pace’s football team showed glimpse of its strength in its 20-6 win over West Florida Tech last Thursday night at home.
The varsity team played the second half and turned to its quick and powerful run game, led by junior Makael Williams and new starting quarterback Brooks Washington to help pave the way to a win.
