Lana Gonzales is one of the nation’s top catchers.
The 2025 Pace Grad was named a Southeast Region Gold Glove winner after a stellar senior season where she helped lead Pace’s softball team to another state final four.

Pace head boys basketball coach Houston Ramsay said he doesn’t have a lot of experience on this year’s team.
Yet, there have been promising moments despite that lack of experience as the Patriots get in work during the summer against live competition.

Alyssa Clark was a standout runner for Pace during her high school career.
She’s headed to the next level this fall as she will compete at Bushnell in Oregon. She signed with the NAIA school earlier this year.

Matt Anderson has been coaching basketball for a long time, and earlier this month, he had a chance to see his new team in action.
The Panthers played at a team camp at Pensacola State, and Anderson, in his first year at Milton, likes the way things look early on, though there is always room for improvement.

Central’s boys basketball team is expected to play almost 30 games in the month of June.
And that’s a good thing for the Jaguars, who are getting work in as they prepare for the season.

Ra’shaun Elzy graduated from Milton as one of the top basketball players in the area.
He’ll now take his talents to the next level after signing with Snead State earlier this year.

Lulu Luedtke could not have asked for a better first and only softball season at Northwest Florida State.
She transferred in from NCAA Division II Anderson, seeking a fresh start closer to home. It turned out to be a great move for the Milton grad.

In his first fight as a pro last October, Cam Bennett didn’t feel too much changed for him.
He trained the same, never cutting corners, and worked hard leading up to the fight, coming away with a dominant victory at Island Fights inside the Bay Center.

Add another accomplishment to Hannah DeMarcus’ softball resume.
The Pace sophomore pitcher has been named Florida’s Gatorade Player of the Year.

Sending weightlifting athletes to nationals has become the norm for coach Joey Paladino.
A total of 25 are headed to Colorado Springs in two weeks to compete at the USAW National Championship meet.