Ty Morgan wasn’t feeling 100%. He said as much after his day was complete at the District 1-2A Dual Tournament last Wednesday afternoon.

And yet, here he was, giving everything he had left in the tank in a match against Niceville’s Malachi Lewis in the second round.

CJ McKinley pulls up for a 3-pointer and knocks it down with 6:40 to go in the third quarter of a game against Escambia that was tightly contested at the time Monday night.

Chants of D it up begin coming from the players on the bench as the Panthers try to dig in and flip the momentum in their favor.

As the third quarter wrapped up Monday night against Escambia, Milton’s girls basketball team was already putting the finishing touches on a convincing victory.

Jada Savage and Laila Manning both knocked down 3-pointers to give the Panthers a 31-point lead going into the fourth.

Pace’s girls soccer team is in a battle for a playoff spot with a few weeks remaining in the regular season.

The Patriots are currently 13th in the regional rankings. The top eight teams make the postseason.

Pace’s girls basketball team finds itself in a good position to start the new year. The Patriots ranked third in the region in the latest poll.

Sitting at 11-2 overall after 13 games, the Patriots are ranked 12th in the state.

Reice Griffith left a lasting impression in the final moments of his high school career.

With five seconds to play in the North-South All-Star Game last month in The Villages, the standout kicker from Pace lined up for a game-winning field goal and didn’t disappoint, putting the ball through the uprights to lift the North to a 24-23 win.

Oct. 6, 2021.

That’s the day Jay’s Brett Watson started throwing a softball again. She has a video of the moment posted on social media.

Milton’s Raymond Cottrell has flipped his commitment as he is now headed to Texas A&M instead of Georgia.

The four-star recruit for the Panthers signed his national letter of intent with the Aggies on Monday.

Niceville takes a one-point lead with 22 seconds to play and Pace head coach Houston Ramsay immediately calls for timeout.

He has the full attention of his players as he talks with them in the huddle, the Final Countdown playing over the speakers here at the Northwest Florida Shootout at Choctaw.

It was a banner year for sports teams in the area, highlighted by a state championship for Jay in softball and a near title bid for the Pace baseball team, which lost a heartbreaker to Doral Academy in the state final.

Pace’s softball team also made a run to state, reaching the final four for the second consecutive year and Ava Grace Wheaton of Pace captured a state crown in the javelin.