Jayden Heavener and Shelby McKenzie are a dynamic duo for Pace.
The two Patriot softball standouts have been named the No. 1 hitter and No. 1 first baseman in the country by Extra Innings Softball.
University of West Florida quarterback Byron Jarrett is in rare air after becoming the first in program history to throw for at least 5,000 yards and rush for 1,000 yards.
Anyaliz Rodriguez has played a key role in Pensacola State’s memorable season.
The former Milton Panther helped the Pirates win the Sun-Lakes Conference championship for the first time in program history Nov. 4 and punch a ticket to nationals.
Alyssa Clark and Eli Tyner had the top times for the Pace girls and boys cross-country teams at the District 1-4A meet Nov. 4 in Gainesville.
Clark, in her first season in the sport, clocked in with a 21:29.30 to place 60th overall. Tyner finished 79th in the boys race, recording a time of 17:57.20.
Natalie Fahr pushes one of the Special Olympics athletes in a wheelchair across the Milton High softball outfield during a warm-up run ahead of practice on a chilly Thursday evening. The smiles on both of their faces say it all.
Navarre and Jay are headed to the FHSAA playoffs.
They were among the teams selected Sunday morning for the postseason, which kick off Friday night. Pace, meanwhile, got snubbed.
With just one game left to play, the Milton Panthers were searching for any way to end their year on a high note, especially after dropping six in a row.
Enter last Friday night against Godby, when Milton senior kicker Landon Pulliam trotted out with just 2.2 seconds left on the clock, looking to send the Milton faithful home happy on homecoming night.
Pace finished their regular season last Friday night at home, defeating Lafayette 35-7.
The Patriots wrap up the regular season with an 8-2 record. It’s their best record in the regular season since 2007 when they made it to the state semifinals.
Callie Posey has been playing volleyball for several years now. The Central standout attended camps when she was younger and made the freshman team as a sixth grader.
