Pace’s boys soccer team dominated Pensacola Catholic 9-1 last Tuesday to improve to 2-2-1 on the year. Leo Barragan paved the way for the Patriots, scoring four goals. AJ BonJorno added two goals. Caden Crow, Christian Baker and Marcus Cullen all scored a goal as well for the Patriots, who have won two of their […]

While Anyaliz Rodriguez didn’t get to close out her volleyball career at Pensacola State with an NJCAA national championship, the sophomore from Milton did come away with All-American honors.

Before the Pensacola Blue Wahoos officially get their 2024 season started in the Southern League, they will play a couple of exhibition games against the Mexican League’s Sultanes de Monterrey. Those games will be played April 2-3.

Pace doesn’t go into this boys basketball season with a ton of experience.

The Patriots have only a few players who played varsity ball at some point last season.

Twenty-two wins and a trip to the regional final highlighted Jay’s 2022-23 boys basketball season.

The Royals’ season ended with a 63-52 loss to Chipley, and that loss is one head coach Hank Hullett has kept in mind when making a schedule.

Joey Nieves has already seen a lot of promise and potential out of his Milton boys basketball team.

The Panthers went unbeaten in the preseason and won their first two games of the regular season, including a victory over Pine Forest.

CJ McKinley dribbled a few times before creating separation to knock down a 3-pointer early in the fourth quarter.

The shot gave Milton a six-point cushion in the headline game of the night of this EscaRosa Challenge here at Pensacola Catholic Tuesday, the Panthers squaring off against Pine Forest in a matchup that lived up to the hype.

Pace’s girls basketball team fell short of a district title a season ago, finishing as a runner-up to Crestview, but did still make the regional where its season ended with a 67-36 loss to Oakleaf.

That has left the Patriots motivated heading into the 2023-24 campaign.

Jay’s girls basketball team won nearly 20 games last season and made it to the doorstep of state, reaching the regional championship game.

This edition of the Royals has the potential to be just as successful. Perhaps even a little more.

There is no shortage of familiar faces on the Central girls basketball team with players like Autumn Boutwell, Lakin and Lily Mathews, Sasha Hatcher and Gracelynn Jernigan all back in the fold.

But there is a new coach on the bench, and that’s Wes Mathews, who also coaches the boys team.