Sports Archive

The Florida High School Athletic Association regional rankings look a little different this year.

Instead of the rankings being broken down by region each week on the FHSAA site, MaxPreps just lists the overall state rankings for each classification.

Since playing Jay Sept. 15, the Baker volleyball team has put some miles on the bus with trips to Central, Walton and West Florida Baptist Academy.

Through those three trips, no gas was wasted as Baker returns home with three more wins.

The Crestview volleyball team has worked its way back to almost an even season after sweeping Rocky Bayou on the road last Tuesday.

The Bulldogs improved their record to 7-9 as they prepare to try and earn the top spot in the district.

The high school football season has officially entered the back half of the regular season.

Crestview’s goal to be competitive in the district will be on display Friday night, and Baker readies itself for a season on the road.

Crestview cross-country has shown steady progression through each meet this season.

After implementing a well-planned strategy by head coach Daniel Richards, the Bulldogs’ success has started to bloom after a top-three finish by both the boys’ and girls’ teams at the Kristine Lynn Invitational Sept. 19.

Baker remains in the same position as last week at No. 2, Laurel Hill looks to overtake Central for fourth spot in region and Crestview moves up after a couple wins.

The last meeting between Laurel Hill and Pensacola Christian Academy didn’t go the way the Hoboes expected, with Laurel Hill losing 3-2.

The Hoboes got their revenge last Monday, sweeping the Warriors 3-0 to increase their winning streak to five games.

Another week of football has come and gone, officially announcing the halfway point of the regular season.

Baker go the best of previous rural opponent, Central, and Crestview is working its way back to a healthy, full roster. Here’s a look back at how the team’s performed this past week.

The Crestview Bulldogs have faced some tough competition in the first five weeks of the regular season.

Their most recent game against Coffee County last Friday didn’t pan out the way Crestview had hoped, but the Bulldogs believe it has set them up for the back half of the season.

The Baker Gators hosted previous rural district opponent Central last Friday during senior night.

The Gators’ defense didn’t leave much room for Central to work with as Baker claimed a 30-8 victory over the Jaguars.