Central’s football team came out ready to earn its first win of the season on Homecoming night on Friday.
Rocky Bayou spoiled the party, however, winning 41-7 over the Jaguars.
West Florida Baptist Academy is no stranger to success on the volleyball court.
On Monday, the Conquerors continued their winning ways with a hard-fought 27-25, 27-25, 25-18 sweep of Escambia on the road. It’s the second win over the Gators this season.
Walmart has found a new home on Berryhill Road in Pace. Last Wednesday, Sept. 17, hundreds of area residents enjoyed taking part in the Pace Walmart Neighborhood Market’s grand opening festivities. The store is an addition to a rapidly growing community, with convenience being a major factor welcomed by residents.
Over 300 participants and onlookers gathered for West Florida Baptist Church’s fifth-annual Coming Clean 5K in downtown Milton Saturday, Aug. 23, to raise addiction and recovery awareness through a Christ-centered program.
Pace’s defense wanted a shutout victory and earned one in a big way last Friday.
In a chippy, penalty-marred game, the host Patriots swarmed to the ball all night. The offense did the rest behind its running game for a 35-0 win over Andalusia.
Two of the area’s best volleyball teams faced off in a match last Tuesday night as Pace took on Pensacola Catholic.
It turned out to be a competitive match, as expected, before the Patriots held on for a 16-25, 25-20, 14-25, 25-21, 15-7 win.
To the naked eye, a 3-0 final score in football reads dull and boring for most.
Friday’s clash between the host Milton Panthers and Tate Aggies was anything but.
Pace rolled to its third consecutive win last Tuesday night, beating Milton on senior night.
The Patriots won 25-17, 25-7 and 25-6 en route to their fourth win in their last five matches. They improved to 7-6 with the victory.
It wasn’t pretty. Far from it. But a win is a win.
A week ago, the Milton Panthers scored at will on the road against Pensacola in a 35-point win. Last Thursday, they needed every minute to win 14-13 at Booker T. Washington.
