It’s business as usual for the University of West Florida football team as they get ready to kick off another season.
The Argos open next Thursday night (Sept. 5) against McKendree at PenAir Field in Pensacola, and the lead up to the season has gone well.
Milton and Pace competed at the Choctaw Freestyle Invitational Aug. 24, taking third and fourth, respectively, in the overall team standings. A total of eight teams competed at the meet.
Jay hit the road Friday to kick off the 2024 season against Vernon and dominated Yellowjackets 34-0.
The defense set the tone early, intercepting a Vernon pass on the first drive of the game.
It’s not how you start, it’s how you finish, and that was certainly the story of Milton’s season opener against Crestview.
The Panthers marched right down the field on their opening drive, but that was the lone highlight during a rough night.
Austin Reed might be an undrafted free agent with the Chicago Bears, but he showed Thursday night against the reigning Super Bowl champions that he can play quarterback in the NFL.
The first week of the high school volleyball season is complete and Pace and Jay find themselves unbeaten.
Here’s a look at the highlights from week one.
It’s the first week of the regular season for football teams in the north end of Santa Rosa County, and among the highlights is a showdown between Pace and Mary G Montgomery.
Milton travels to Crestview and Jay will play at Vernon as the season gets rolling Friday night.
Ben Tyner has mostly been a running back during his football career.
But this season, the Pace senior has moved into the quarterback position and that’s just fine with him.
Ellie Harshany is heading into into her third season of college volleyball at Rose-Hulman and can’t believe how fast the first two years have gone at the NCAA Division III school in Indiana.
Milton’s swim team has reason for optimism going into a new season.
Led by senior leaders Drew Henry and Jackie Ruffini, the Panthers are ready for what’s ahead during the 2024 campaign.
