Two Central athletes aren’t done competing just yet.
Sasha Hatcher and Corbin James will both run cross-country at the college level after signing national letters of intent earlier this spring.
It’s summer now and little has changed for the Milton Panthers in terms of their approach to work on the football field.
On a June morning on the practice field, the players are dialed in as they run plays.
Keaton Henry said his goal going into this track season was to get better each meet.
The Central standout did just that as a sophomore, going all the way to the 1A state meet last month in Jacksonville and placing 13th with a throw of 132-feet-5-inches.
Central’s Dakota Bowman had never competed in track before this season. That didn’t seem to matter, however, as the senior standout ended up going all the way to the 1A state meet in the high jump.
Antenney Hemingway never imagined a day where high school athletes would have an opportunity to make money off their name, image and likeness.
But that day, after months of discussion, is here after the Florida High School Athletic Association’s Board of Directors voted unanimously last week to approve NIL.
Add one more accolade to Jayden Heavener’s impressive softball resume.
Pace’s pitching sensation was named Florida’s Gatorade Player of the Year in softball on Friday.
There will be no shortage of local talent at the Pensacola Sports Association Softball and Baseball All-Star Games next Friday at Pensacola State.
Among the all-stars are Ethan McDonald and Wyatt Peaden from 1A state baseball champion Jay and Juliana Anderson and Shelby Crooks from 6A state softball champ Pace.
Joey Nieves is having fun watching his team play ball on a Friday night at the end of May. His Milton Panthers are in action during a summer tournament at Pensacola State and the Panthers are looking like they haven’t missed much of a beat from last year.
Central’s boys basketball team is locked in on making the most of its time this summer on the court.
The Jaguars jumpstarted summer the weekend of June 1 at a tournament at Pensacola State.
A door has been opened for high school athletes in Florida to benefit off their name, image and likeness (NIL).
The FHSAA Board of Directors voted unanimously to approve a proposal at its meeting Tuesday after a lengthy discussion.
