It was the final minute of a hard-fought game, the kind of game one would expect from two rivals, and Becca Ryan was off and running on a breakaway opportunity.
Ryan had gotten possession of the ball off a Navarre mistake, and now the Pace standout was closing in on authoring another special moment in what has become a special season for the Patriots on the soccer field.

Kaydence Rogers has been all in with weightlifting this season. She opted not to play club volleyball so she could spend more time in the weight room.

CJ McKinley is more than capable of going to the basket or pulling up for a 3-pointer.
Milton’s senior point guard is also a playmaker, willing to dish the ball off to a teammate who is more than capable of getting the job done as well.

On the heels of a 2-1 upset win over reigning state champion Gulf Breeze last Friday, Pace’s girls soccer team has risen two spots in this week’s FHSAA regional rankings.
The Patriots are now sixth, one spot behind rival Navarre.

The second set of FHSAA regional rankings have been released for girls and boys basketball. The top eight teams at the end of the season in 6A will make the playoffs while the top four will get into the 1A playoffs. District champions earn an automatic berth.

Autumn Boutwell is in the midst of her junior season at Central and once again is among the area’s top scoring threats.
Yet, she’s never been content with what she’s already done, constantly working on her game knowing defenses will key in on her, especially beyond the arc.

The quarterback who led the University of West Florida football team to its first national title in program history has declared for the NFL Draft.

Dawson Robertson is firing off emails left and right, late into the night, hoping for a response that will propel him forward into the world of coaching college football.
A senior at Milton High, he wants to coach starting next season, looking to land a job as a student assistant with any program, and he’s leaving no stone unturned.

Ethan McDonald has been one of the top scoring threats in the area during his prep career with the Jay Royals.
And last week the senior standout reached a new milestone, hitting the 1,500-point mark.

Breckyn Greenfield is only a sophomore but is already a team captain and one of those heart and soul of the team kind of players for the Milton Panthers.
She was leading the way again in the first game of 2024, scoring the lone goal in a 1-0 road win over Pensacola Thursday evening at Jim Scoggins Stadium.