Milton’s football team came into Friday’s home game against Pensacola looking to get back on track after back-to-back losses, and they did so emphatically with a 32-14 win at Hurley Manning Field.

Jay and Baker met Thursday night for a highly anticipated rivalry matchup. The top-ranked Royals beat the third-ranked Gators at their place earlier in the season, and with home-court advantage this go-around, Jay dominated in a 3-0 sweep.

The undefeated Jay Royals crushed Bozeman in decisive fashion on Friday with a decisive 43-0 homecoming win at a packed Merle V. North Stadium.

It’s the second shutout in five games for the Royals (5-0).

Riding an eleven-game win streak, Jay’s volleyball team traveled up Highway 89 to take on rival Central last Tuesday and won with a sweep.

Coming off a bye week, Jay put its undefeated record on the line, welcoming Holmes County to Merle V. North Stadium for a Friday night football showdown.

The Royals faced their greatest test of the season to date, but they ultimately prevailed 24-14.

The Jay football team came into this season with high expectations, and to this point, it has met them with flying colors.

Jay and Central entered Tuesday night’s volleyball match in vastly different head spaces, with the Royals coming off five straight sweeps and the Jaguars looking to bounce back after a tough loss to West Florida Baptist.

Both Jay and Central entered Friday’s rivalry game with zeroes in the loss column. Only one could remain undefeated, however, as the Royals walked away with a 41-0 road win.

Jay’s football team had no problem staying unbeaten Friday night, proving to be too much for the Elberta Warriors to handle in a 56-8 victory in Alabama.

After a disappointing loss at Catholic to start the season, Milton hosted Tate on Friday night, hoping to secure its first win.

Despite a valiant effort, the Panthers came up empty with a 24-21 loss.