In a season where wins have been hard to come by, the Milton boys soccer team earned a hard-fought 4-3 victory over visiting Freeport on Tuesday.


Despite a down year record wise, the Panthers have not given up.

One last high school football game was played Friday as the East battled the West in the Pensacola Sports Association All-Star Game.


The West prevailed 3-0 on a chilly evening at Pine Forest.

Jay’s football team made its Homecoming game a memorable one, crushing Blacksher with a resounding 50-22 victory Friday night.


The Royals (6-4) end the regular-season on a five-game winning streak.

Jaymes Youngblood burst onto the scene as a running back at Jay last season.


He rushed for more than 1,100 yards during a nine-win campaign for the Royals.

Pace’s volleyball team had just survived a thrilling five-set match with Crestview and senior Cambree Klein summed up the feeling in a few words.


“My heart is racing,” Klein said.

District play begins tonight for Milton and Pace. Central aims for its first win of 2025 and Jay faces one of its biggest rivals.


It’s safe to say week six of the high school football season is going to be a big one.