Sports Archive

Milton’s girls soccer team closed out the first half of the season with as many wins as it racked up all of last year.


The Panthers finished 5-4-2 during the pre-2025 portion of its schedule and look to add to that total over the final few weeks of the regular season.

The latest FHSAA regional rankings for boys and girls soccer were released on Dec. 17.

West Florida Baptist’s Olivia Pearce is the new career record holder for blocks, setting the mark in a game against Choctaw on Dec. 21.

Central’s Kylie Goodale has earned the opportunity to play softball at the next level.


Goodale signed with Reid State on Dec. 14 during a ceremony at the school.

There’s no question 2024 was a year to remember in the north end of Santa Rosa County.

Jay won its first state baseball championship in 54 years while the Pace softball team claimed its first crown since 2007. Pace’s girls weightlifting team went back-to-back as state champs while the boys weightlifting team at Pace won a state title as well.

The Pensacola Blue Wahoos are hosting a New Year’s Eve event for the first time in six years.

Two flag football players represented Northwest Florida on the national stage.


Navarre’s Natalie Busch and Pace’s Amaya Pablo competed in the U.S. Army All-American Flag Bowl Friday in Texas.

Jay’s girls basketball team has high expectations as usual, and through the early part of the season, the Royals seem to be living up to them.

The first half of Milton’s boys soccer season featured mixed results.


In 12 games, the Panthers won five, lost five and tied two, ending the first half of the year with a 3-0 win over Marianna on Dec. 17.

Ronnie Douglas is no stranger to turning a football program around. He did it at Tate more than a decade ago, winning 17 games after the Aggies had won a total of four games the previous three years.


Now, he’ll look to flip the script at Milton after being named the new head coach of the Panther football team on Dec. 19.