Jay and Central competed at the District 1-1A cross-country meet Monday in Port St. Joe.
Addie Cone had the top time for the Royals in the girls race, clocking in at 22:35.30 and placing 17th overall.
Pace’s standing in the FHSAA regional football rankings stays the same while Jay dropped two spots this week despite winning its eighth game of the year.
As far as first impressions go, Adam Penrod made quite the statement.
Playing in the District 1-3A golf tournament for the first time, the Pace junior not only played well, but he came away with medalist honors last Monday at Stonebrook.
Pace’s boys golf team enters the week aiming to keep its run of district dominance intact.
For those scoring at home, the count is at six championships in a row heading into Monday’s District 1-3A tournament at Stonebrook.
Pace football standout Tylon Lee announced Sunday he’s committing to Mississippi.
He originally committed to UCF over the summer but made a visit to Oxford this past weekend and decided to flip his commitment and make the SEC school his collegiate destination.
Pace head volleyball coach Cody Trimm took a few moments to talk with his team after its season ended at the hands of the top-ranked Gulf Breeze Saturday night.
The Patriots lost in three games, 25-15, 25-15 and 25-22, with that third set being their best of the night as they nearly forced a fourth game on the road against the Dolphins in a Region 1-6A semifinal.
Jay hosted Wewahitchka last Friday in their final home game of the season and dominated the Gators 41-0 on homecoming night.
The victory is the eighth of the year for the Royals (8-0), who hit the mark for the first time since 2007.
