Alyssa Clark used to only run track in addition to being a basketball player for Pace.
That changed this fall as Clark opted to run cross-country as well.
Pace, Milton and Jay are all coming off wins heading into week three of the high school football season. Now they aim to keep the momentum going.
The Patriots host Crestview, Milton welcomes Gulf Breeze to town and Jay looks to stay unbeaten when it travels to Baker.
Milton’s volleyball team entered play against Tate last Thursday looking to improve on its 6-5 record. Unfortunately, the Aggies had other plans, beating Milton 25-21, 25-15, 25-13.
Kaylee Hicks crossed the finish line just a few seconds ahead of her twin siter, Emma, at the Gulf Coast Stampede Sept. 9 at the Escambia County Equestrian Center in Pensacola.
The Pace junior finished in a time of 22:20.20 and after catching her breath she talked about running this course.
Pace golf coach Keith Kirchharr is asked why Braden Duvall has become the golfer that he is today.
He points over to the putting green where the senior standout is getting in a little extra work before practice starts.
Central’s volleyball team held off Laurel Hill in a five-set match last Tuesday night on the road, snapping a four-game losing streak.
The Jaguars (3-8) rallied after losing the first two sets (25-15, 25-16) by winning the next three 25-20, 25-21 and 15-5.
Several area teams are ranked in the first set of FHSAA regional rankings for volleyball.
In 6A, Pace and Navarre are both in the top eight. In 1A, Jay and Central are both in the top eight.
Even when the scoreboard isn’t on and the bleachers are empty, Jay’s volleyball team is putting in work as if it’s game day.
“My motto is practice with a purpose,” head coach Carey Locklin said.
