The first set of regional rankings for football are out.
Pace and Jay find themselves ranked in the top eight in their respective classifications while Navarre is just outside of the top eight, sitting in 11th this week.
Several Milton swimmers turned in strong performances at a meet against Choctaw and Pensacola Saturday afternoon.
Individually, Anna Barnes won the 50 Freestyle with a time of 30.32 while Alan McAlarney came through with a win in the 50 Freestyle, clocking in at 26.34.
It was another long night for the Milton defense on Friday as the Panthers hosted Escambia in a non-district game.
Gator quarterback Anthony Hall was on target, completing 21-of-30 passes for 323 yards and two touchdowns to lead the Gators to a 37-0 victory.
It was a back-and-forth volleyball match between rivals Milton and Jay that had come down to a decisive final set, the pressure rising to another level inside a gym full of energy Thursday night.
As expected, it was tight, the Panthers and Royals trading points, but ultimately, Milton, ahead 10-9 finished strong, scoring five of the final seven points to seal the deal on a 15-11 victory.
Milton is the lone team in the north end of Santa Rosa County that will be in action Friday night as Pace and Jay both have bye weeks.
The Panthers play at home for the second consecutive week as they take on Escambia in a non-district game.
