With three state meet appearances, including a state title in the 100 Breaststroke two years ago, Emma Wortman has carved out quite a high school swimming career at Pace.

That success, coupled with the long hours of practice in the pool, put her in a position to sign a national letter of intent with Eastern Michigan.

Keith Cone knew his team needed to make a run right out of halftime if it was going to have any chance at making a comeback against rival Navarre Friday night.

Milton trailed the Raiders by 12 at the half but looked like a different team as it opened the third quarter. By the end of it, the Panthers were within four.

When Pace and Navarre battle each other in girls soccer tonight, a lot more than a win will be on the line.

The Raiders are currently ninth in the latest Region 1-6A rankings, one spot behind the Patriots.

On Christmas Day, the phone of Corliss Waitman started ringing. It wasn’t a family member or friend wishing him a Merry Christmas, but rather the Pittsburgh Steelers.

They needed a punter for their game in Kansas City that next day. So they turned to Waitman after learning their starter wouldn’t be available because of a personal situation.

Pace football standout Ty Pitts is headed to the Air Force Academy to continue his career.

He chose the school, in part, because of the kind of ball the Falcons play.

Navarre’s girls weightlifting competed in its final dual meet of 2021 last Wednesday.

The Raiders defeated Pace behind six lifters who won their respective weight classes.

Central School’s Girls Volleyball Team, the Lady Jags, left Friday for their first game of the Final Four for the state 1As. They are 1A regional champions. They will play Pierson at 2 p.m. Saturday at Pierson Middle/High School in Pierson, Florida. If they win that, they go to Fort Myers Wednesday to play the finals Thursday.

Their record is currently 17-10 and they are ranked #3 for 1A in the state.

After an unplanned bye week, Navarre’s football team is set to return to the field Friday night when it takes on county rival Milton on the road in a 7:30 p.m. game.

The Raiders (1-0) were off last week after Warren Easton out of New Orleans was forced to cancel its trip over to Navarre due to Hurricane Ida.