Pace’s football team gave the homecoming crowd plenty to cheer about Friday night as it defeated the visiting Crestview Bulldogs 34-8.
The Patriots (4-1) won their fourth consecutive game on a rainy night and opened District 1-6A play with an impressive victory.
Central’s football team came out ready to earn its first win of the season on Homecoming night on Friday.
Rocky Bayou spoiled the party, however, winning 41-7 over the Jaguars.
Jay’s volleyball team really wanted to finish off a regular season sweep of rival Baker on Thursday night.
The Royals seemed poised early on to do it, winning the first game, but the next three sets went the Gators’ way in a 25-15, 22-25, 20-25 and 21-25 loss.
District play begins tonight for Milton and Pace. Central aims for its first win of 2025 and Jay faces one of its biggest rivals.
It’s safe to say week six of the high school football season is going to be a big one.
West Florida Baptist Academy is no stranger to success on the volleyball court.
On Monday, the Conquerors continued their winning ways with a hard-fought 27-25, 27-25, 25-18 sweep of Escambia on the road. It’s the second win over the Gators this season.
A year ago the Pace Invitational was renamed in honor of Amy Wolfenden, who passed away in May of 2024.
One year later the legacy of the former Pace boys swim coach carries on. A total of 14 teams will participate in an Oct. 4 meet at the University of West Florida Aquatic Center.
Pace’s volleyball team won 19 matches a season ago, marking its best season since 2018.
The Patriots are doing pretty well from an encore standpoint in 2025.
The first set of FHSAA regional rankings are out for football and Milton, Pace and Baker are ranked among the best in their respective classifications.
