Former Pace Patriot Brandon Sproat made his second career start for the New York Mets on Saturday.
Though the Mets lost 3-2 to Texas, Sproat turned in another strong outing, throwing six scoreless innings.
Pace’s boys cross-country team finished third overall at the Argo Invitational Sept. 13 at the University of West Florida in Pensacola.
L.E.A.D Academy’s girls team took fifth overall at the meet and Jay’s girls team was also in the top 10 of the standings, placing ninth.
Jay’s volleyball team is atop Rural Region 1 in the first set of FHSAA regional rankings.
The Royals are unbeaten through 10 games and are second in the state overall. Central is also in the top four in the region and 13th in the state.
Jay made the trip down Highway 4 on Friday night for a football matchup against Baker. In what would turn out to be a memorable installment in the longstanding rivalry, Baker came out on top 29-20.
To the naked eye, a 3-0 final score in football reads dull and boring for most.
Friday’s clash between the host Milton Panthers and Tate Aggies was anything but.
