The high school baseball playoff format in Florida will look different in 2027.

Every round of the playoffs, with the exception of the quarterfinal round, will now be a best-of-three format.

Win No. 6 for the Jay Royals was picked up the easy way on Friday.

The Royals’ game against True Institute out of Georgia was canceled after the team opted not to make the trip.

Jay and Baker met Thursday night for a highly anticipated rivalry matchup. The top-ranked Royals beat the third-ranked Gators at their place earlier in the season, and with home-court advantage this go-around, Jay dominated in a 3-0 sweep.

It’s a new month and a new opportunity for area teams to get a win this week.

The big question is will the weather cooperate? As of now, Pace, Milton and Jay are all set to be in action on Friday night.

Pace and Milton met on the volleyball court for one last time in 2026, and there was added incentive considering a rivalry trophy was on the line.

The Patriots won by reverse sweep in the first meeting in early September in Milton and took care of business in this one as well.

The Florida High School Athletic Association regional rankings look a little different this year, but here’s the latest look at them.

Instead of the rankings being broken down by region each week on the FHSAA site, MaxPreps just lists the overall state rankings for each classification.

Lighthouse Christian College’s golf team won its first New South Athletic Conference championship last Tuesday at the Osceola Municipal Golf Course in Pensacola.

The Makos were led by Jay grad Ty Posey, who earned medalist honors with a score of 65.

Milton football player Kesaun Johns wasn’t on track for National Honor Society recognition two years ago.

“I was in and out of school. I had family problems and my grades were not the best,” Johns said.

It’s time to take a look at the FHSAA volleyball rankings again.

Four area runners were in the top five at the Argonaut Invitational on Sept. 26 at the University of West Florida.

Pace’s Leighton Reams and Navarre’s Jaelee Placke were third and fifth, respectively, in the girls race.