Pace’s boys basketball team doesn’t have a lot of experience back from last season. So head coach Huston Ramsay has spent the summer working to mesh that talent together.

Big news broke in the flag football world as Conference Carolinas will add the sport starting in the 2025-26 season.
The conference will be the first at the NCAA Division I or II level to have flag football. Division III Atlantic East already has flag football.

If there is one thing that can be said about Central’s girls basketball team looking back on summer workouts it’s that head coach Wes Mathews is happy with what he’s seen from his players from the standpoint of the intangibles.

The University of West Florida football team is ranked among the top 15 in NCAA Division II in one preseason football magazine.
Lindy’s has the Argos at No. 13 in its Top 25 poll.

Things are going to be different for the Jay Royals this coming basketball season, especially with the loss of standout scorer Ethan McDonald.
But head coach Hank Hullett is already preparing his team for what’s ahead and is confident success is in the cards based on summer workouts and the games the Royals played in June.

New Breed is a team of flag football all-stars, a dream team that one might create on a video game.
You’ve got Pace quarterback Amaya Pablo, nicknamed Little Tua and arguably one of the nation’s best quarterbacks. There’s Natalie Busch, who burst onto the scene in 2024 with a breakout season at Navarre, and is one of those receivers who catches almost anything you throw her way.

When Shawn Houston left the military in 2018, he wasn’t sure what was next for him. Those in the Pace alum’s circle encouraged him to get into coaching.
“Everyone was telling me that you love football so much, why not try coaching,” Houston said.

Lighthouse Christian College is starting football in 2024, with eight games on its schedule for the inaugural season.
The Makos are eyeing Division I recruiting coordinator Ronnie Cottrell as their head coach – details are still being worked out – and are aiming to have between 75 and 80 on their roster.

It has been quite a year for Tri-County Junior Baseball.
For the first time in at least 20 years, the team has earned a trip to the state tournament.

Pace softball standouts Jayden Heavener and Shelby McKenzie have earned All-American status.
The senior stars who helped lead the Patriots to their first state championship since 2007 are first-team selections.