Hallie Ueberroth mentioned one day before a practice that the defense has looked sharp, and that things would really get rolling for the Milton softball team if the offense started to click.
“Our defense has looked really good in practice, and once our offense catches up, and we get our hitting going, were going to be hard to beat,” Ueberroth said.
It took a little less than two minutes for Milton to score its first goal of the night in its lacrosse season opener against Fort Walton Beach last Wednesday night at Hurley Manning Field.
But over the next 45 or so minutes of play on a cool and windy evening, the Panthers had little trouble scoring, rolling to a 14-1 win over the Vikings.
The wait is over. The Pace Patriots are state champions in girls weightlifting for the first time in program history.
A runner-up a year ago, Pace has been on a mission since that day and saw the hours of hard work and dedication pay off with a 3A crown in the traditional competition Saturday night at the RP Funding Center in Lakeland.
A new era is underway for the Milton baseball program. Keith Little is the new head coach of the Panthers and brings a lot of experience to the table.
Not only has he coached at the high school level as an assistant, but he was the head coach at Pensacola State for six years.
Nick Stiles loves football. He also loves airplanes. It turns out two of the things he is most passionate about worked in his favor as he found a school that is going to allow him to pursue both.
The Pace offensive line signed a national letter of intent with NCAA Division II Missouri S&T earlier this month.
The L.E.A.D. Academy girls and boys basketball teams are East Region champions of the Panhandle Christian Conference.
Both teams defeated West Florida Baptist Academy Feb. 11 to win the titles, with the girls earning a 47-37 victory and the boys coming away with a 50-41 win.
Excited? Yes. Thrilled to finally have a trophy in their hands? The Jay Royals will say yes to that as well.
But satisfied? Not quite. Jay still has goals it wants to achieve after winning the District 1-1A crown for the first time in more than two decades Friday with a 65-45 win at home over rival Paxton at John Clarence Smith Gymnasium.
Two of the nation’s best high school softball players reside in Pace.
Patriot stars Jayden Heavener and Shelby McKenzie are both ranked in MaxPreps’ list of the top 20 players in the class of 2024.
Pace’s boys basketball team wasn’t going to go down without a fight in its District 1-6A semifinal matchup against top-seeded Gulf Breeze last Wednesday night.
The Patriots trailed by just one at the half and were only down seven going into the final quarter of play on the road against the Dolphins.
Milton’s run in the District 1-6A tournament ended after one round as the Panthers fell 55-33 to Crestview Tuesday night on the road.
The Panthers fell behind 17-11 after one and trailed 28-16 at the half as the Bulldogs controlled the momentum from start to finish.
