Greyson Locklear scored off a touchdown pass from Carson Baxley in the final seconds of Central’s game against Baker Friday night.


The play didn’t change the outcome of a 41-6 loss, but it was a positive moment on a tough night, offering a sign of hope for a brighter future for the second-year varsity program.

 It wasn’t pretty. Far from it. But a win is a win.


A week ago, the Milton Panthers scored at will on the road against Pensacola in a 35-point win. Last Thursday, they needed every minute to win 14-13 at Booker T. Washington.

Jay’s volleyball team is still perfect after rolling past West Florida Tech in a three-game set Thursday night.

Take a look at where players in our coverage area rank on both sides of the ball.

Next stop for Brandon Sproat is Major League Baseball.


The New York Mets called up the former Pace Patriot on Thursday and he will start Sunday’s game against Cincinnati Reds.

Milton’s Bryson Brown recently competed at the American Open Series 2 in Texas and turned in a strong performance.

Pace’s Johnathan Jimenez committed to the University of West Florida in July.


It felt like the right fit for him, especially after attending camp there earlier in the summer and earning an offer from the Argos.

Milton’s Sayler Melton tied for medalist honors while Pace won a four-team match featuring Milton, Navarre and Tate on Aug. 28 at Tanglewood.

After not winning a game last season, the Milton Panthers have bounced back in a big way, winning a game at home and now one on the road.


They trounced Pensacola 41-6 last Friday, mixing a strong run game with a stellar defense that forced numerous turnovers and other Tiger miscues.

Jay’s football team didn’t have a typical week of practice due to illness.


And while the Royals battled all night against Freeport on the road, it wasn’t enough in a 31-14 loss Friday night.