Big shots, tight games, hustle plays, energy and intensity. It was all on display in a preseason tournament at Pace last week.
The host Patriots, as well as Milton, Central, Jay and West Florida Baptist all took part in a tip-off event that gave teams a chance to see how they stack up against live action.
Jay’s cross-country teams wrapped up their season at the Region 1-1A meet on Nov. 8 at the Cecil Field Golf Course in Jacksonville.
The Royals placed 12th as a team in the boys race and 14th in the girls race.
The University of West Florida returns home today to take on North Greenville at Pen Air Field.
The Argos and Trailblazers kick this Gulf South Conference matchup off at 2 p.m. Here’s a look at three things to know about today’s game.
Pace didn’t go to the playoffs last season. Never mind that the Patriots were 8-2.
This year, however, no one, not even the FHSAA, can keep Pace out of the postseason as the Patriots are set to face Oviedo next Friday night at home.
Jay’s football team won seven games a year ago and already has nine wins this season.
The Royals have a chance to add to that total when they open Rural postseason play against Fort White next Friday night at home.
Shortly after 5 p.m. on a Thursday night in early November, Pace’s football team is wrapping up practice.
A year ago at this time, the Patriots’ season was over, their playoff dream crushed when the computer that crunches the numbers for the FHSAA regional rankings spit out a result that 8-2 wasn’t good enough for an at-large bid.
Sam Harp and Clay Norris sit in the conference room of the fieldhouse talking about their challenging early years at Jay.
The Royals were 1-9 when the two offensive linemen, as well as the rest of their senior teammates, were freshmen. They won three games in year two.
Pace’s boys golf team competed at the Region 1-3A meet last Monday at The Golf Course at Cypress Head in Port Orange and finished fourth as a team. Judah Talley and Adam Penrod led the way, with both golfers shooting a 74. Ian Jackson shot a 76 and Troyce Perkins rounded out the scoring with […]
Milton’s girls weightlifting team will be younger this year, but the Panthers have three state qualifiers back to help provide leadership.
Dana Tolleson and Shyann Donaldson have been to state the last three years while Sybella Dotlich made it to state for the first time last year.
