Treymar Jones reached the 1,000-point milestone at two different high schools, a statistic that highlights just how good of a player the Milton grad is on the court.
Jones will have a chance to be a big-time scorer in college as well after signing earlier this year with Angelina, a junior college in Texas.
Brendan Farish loves football. So much, in fact, that as a child, he would study rosters on the John Madden video game.
“I have a tremendous passion for the game,” Farish said. “It’s almost obsessive. I love everything about it. I can’t imagine not playing it.”
It’s not often a small school high school athlete makes the jump to a Division I program.
But Morgan Mathews did it, becoming the first from Central to reach that level as she competed in track at South Alabama.
Central’s football team is closing in on the start of its second season of varsity football.
Leading up to it, the Jaguars are working this summer on the field.
Ava Grace Wheaton made it to the NCAA track and field meet for the second year in a row.
Wheaton, a Pace grad, competed in the javelin for South Alabama in the NCAA First Round at Hodges Stadium in Jacksonville.
With nearly two dozen Division I college football offers, Pace’s Mason Mathis had options.
It turns out South Florida proved to be his top choice as the standout offensive lineman announced his commitment on Sunday.
The University of West Florida football team is ranked among the top five nationally in a couple of preseason polls.
UWF checks in at No. 4 in the Lindy’s NCAA Division II preseason poll and FloSports poll.
David Aboya has seen his stock rise significantly this offseason, with colleges throwing offers his way.
On Tuesday, the Milton senior wide receiver made his college decision, announcing his commitment to Southern Mississippi.
Summer basketball provides an opportunity to get better in preparation for the season ahead.
And there isn’t a whole lot of pressure involved, which is something Pace head coach Greg Gill likes.
