Milton’s success in boys lacrosse runs deeper than skill and talent. The Panthers have established a culture centered around a family atmosphere and doing things the right way, and that has been instrumental in the team’s success.
Central walked off the field feeling the sting of a mercy-rule loss to Catholic Wednesday night in Pensacola.
The scoreboard said 15-0. But it doesn’t tell the whole story for the Jaguars, who took plenty of value from playing a long-time 3A area powerhouse.
Lauryn Hatler and Amber Barnes are threats to score every time they have the ball.
The two seniors have combined for nearly 80 goals this season for Milton’s girls lacrosse team.
Emma Turner is used to catching a softball, having played at the varsity level for Pace for three seasons.
This year, she’s catching a different kind of ball. A football.
Navarre and Pace remain among the top eight in the latest set of FHSAA regional rankings for flag football.
The Raiders (11-1) are ranked second in the region and the Patriots (9-4) are third.
Manny Kimmons was one of five Milton athletes to win a title at the District 1-3A weightlifting meet Monday in Navarre.
Kimmons claimed a crown in the traditional competition, coming through with a 745 lbs. total in the unlimited division.
