Central’s nearly three-hour ride home from Wewahitchka Friday night wasn’t so bad considering the Jaguars were feeling good about how things went on the football field.
After nearly pulling out a win in its previous two games, Central finally broke through, winning 34-28 in a tightly contested battle against the Gators.
It’s the afternoon of Halloween and Pensacola State’s women’s soccer team is having a little fun as it prepares for a postseason game.
Players are dressed up in costumes and taking part in different competitions, and maybe it’s fitting since these Pirates have been scary good.
We’ve reached the finish line of the regular season in football. It’s been quite a ride.
Pace and Milton battle in rivalry game on Friday, Jay takes aim at win No. 9 and Central finishes up its first varsity regular season with a road game against Wewahitchka.
Pace and Jay were the last volleyball teams standing from the north end of Santa Rosa County before their seasons ended Oct. 27 in the regional tournament.
Jay and Central competed at the District 1-1A cross-country meet Monday in Port St. Joe.
Addie Cone had the top time for the Royals in the girls race, clocking in at 22:35.30 and placing 17th overall.
Pace’s standing in the FHSAA regional football rankings stays the same while Jay dropped two spots this week despite winning its eighth game of the year.
As far as first impressions go, Adam Penrod made quite the statement.
Playing in the District 1-3A golf tournament for the first time, the Pace junior not only played well, but he came away with medalist honors last Monday at Stonebrook.
Pace’s boys golf team enters the week aiming to keep its run of district dominance intact.
For those scoring at home, the count is at six championships in a row heading into Monday’s District 1-3A tournament at Stonebrook.
