Jay hosted Lighthouse Private Christian Academy last Friday night and dominated to the tune of a 35-8 victory.
The Royals got off to a blazing start, recovering a Lighthouse fumble on the first possession of the game.
The third week of the high school football season is here.
While Pace is off this week, Milton, Jay and Central are all in action. Here’s a quick preview of their games.
Central’s volleyball team had an early edge against Milton in a match last Tuesday night.
The Jaguars won the first game 25-13 but were unable to keep momentum on their side the rest of the way in a four-set loss on the road.
It’s kickoff time for the University of West Florida football team. The Argos host McKendree tonight in their season opener at PenAir Field in Pensacola.
UWF is coming off an 8-4 campaign, reaching the playoffs for the fourth consecutive season, and is ranked No. 12 in the preseason AFCA poll.
Jay’s volleyball team has started off the season strong.
The Royals have won five of their first six and head coach Carey Locklin is liking what she’s seen from her team so far.
Ronnie Cottrell is the head coach of a college football program for the first time in his career.
And maybe that’s fitting as he’ll be coaching a first-year program in Lighthouse Christian College.
Quarterback Carson Baxley picked up a ball that had been fumbled away momentarily and pitched it to Jeremiah King.
Baxley was hit immediately after he tossed the ball into the hands of one of Central’s top playmakers early in the second quarter last Friday night, and King wasted no time turning the new-found life for the Jaguars’ offense into something special.
Coming off a thrilling overtime win against a ranked team out of Alabama in week one, the Pace Patriots were ready to show that they were a leading force in the Panhandle as they took on the Catholic Crusaders in Pensacola. But it was the Crusaders who prevailed, beating the Patriots 34-20 last Friday night. […]
