Francisco Ramirez was fast during his cross-country and track days at Pace. Then he got to college, competing for NCAA Division II Flagler, and he learned while he’s still fast, so is everyone else.
Last Friday’s matchup at Washington was the perfect opportunity for the Milton Panthers to get back on track after a 42-7 loss at the hands of Niceville last week.
And boy, did they deliver, rolling to a 28-0 win over the Wildcats.
The University of West Florida looks to keep its momentum going when it travels to Illinois this weekend to take on McKendree.
The Argos (1-0) take on the Bearcats (0-1) Saturday in a 1 p.m. game at Leemon Field.
Braden Duvall is a Division-I commit who will be on the campus of Southern Mississippi next fall playing golf at the college level
For now, Duvall continues to thrive at the high school level for Pace, shooting a 32 in a four-team match at Hidden Creek Thursday afternoon.
Pace and Milton are looking for bounce-back wins Friday night. Both teams are on the road as the Patriots play at West Florida Tech and the Panthers face off against Booker T Washington.
Jay is hoping to keep the momentum rolling in the right direction when it plays host to Franklin County.
Zariah Allen, Kaydence Rogers and Harper Cooley bring a lot of experience to the table for Milton’s volleyball team.
Allen and Rogers are seniors and team captains. Cooley is a junior.
Drew Henry has the potential to be a state qualifier this season and that’s a sign the hard work he’s put in is paying off.
“Things are going well,” Henry said. “I had a good (offseason) with GPAC.”
