Pace and Jay are headed to the baseball postseason.

Pace’s boys track team finished as a runner-up at the District 1-3A meet on Saturday at Pine Forest.

Jay’s baseball team escaped a bases-loaded jam in the sixth inning without allowing a run, keeping its deficit at one and breathing new hope into a comeback attempt in a Rural District 1 title game against Northview Friday night.


But the Royals’ bid for a third consecutive district championship ended in the seventh, their dream dashed in a 2-1 loss.

Navarre and Pace are set to head into District 1-3A flag football tournament play.


The Raiders play Monday at home against Crestview while Pace has a first-round bye and plays either Gulf Breeze or Tate in the semifinals on Tuesday.

Central’s baseball team didn’t go down without a fight against Jay Thursday night in a Rural District 1 semifinal.

Jay’s softball team was hoping to get back on track Thursday after back-to-back losses, but the Royals were unable to do so in a 7-2 loss to 2025 state runner-up Northview.

Braiden Cheshire embraced the moment.


Bottom of the seventh inning. Two outs. Two on. A one-run deficit. A District 1-6A championship on the line for the Pace Patriots.

Pace’s beach volleyball team wraps up its regular season this week and is set to begin District 1-2A tournament play on Tuesday at Crestview.

Milton’s baseball season came to a close last Tuesday night as the Panthers fell 7-2 to Gulf Breeze, the sixth ranked team in 5A.


Despite the loss in a District 1-5A semifinal, head coach George Blake can’t say enough about his team and the effort it gave.

It was a big night in the regular season finale for Pace’s flag football team as two players set records in a 32-6 win over Destin.


Avery McBride set a record for passing yards in a game while Emma Sutton set a new mark for receptions.