The Crestview Bulldogs traveled to Enterprise, Alabama last Friday night where they took on one of the top teams in the state.
Crestview did well to keep the score within one by halftime, but second half miscues led to a 58-12 final.
Crestview’s swim team began its season in Destin with the Choctaw Freestyle Invitational Aug. 22.
With not much practice due to weather, the team still performed well, placing eighth overall out of 11 teams.
The Crestview volleyball team had a rough end to the week when hosting Niceville last Thursday night. The Bulldogs were coming off a 3-1 win over Bozeman and aimed to remain in the win column, but the Eagles spoiled those plans winning 3-0.
The Baker boys’ and girls’ golf teams hit the links at Blackwater Golf Course Tuesday afternoon for opening day of high school golf.
Hosting the Jay Royals and Central Jaguars, Baker dusted off its clubs and hit the tee box.
The Crestview boys’ golf team took to the greens at Blackwater Golf Course to host Niceville for the season opener. After a week of rainy weather and the inability to get quality practice time, the Bulldogs fell to Niceville, shooting 189 on the day.
Baker’s volleyball team has been pedal to the metal since the start of the 2026 regular season. After sweeping their first three opponents, the Gators went toe-to-toe with district foe Central, defeating the Jaguars 3-1 in four sets.
With week one out of the way, Crestview and Baker both look to improve upon their performances.
Here’s a look at what to expect in week two.
Week one of the high school football season has come and gone in Okaloosa County.
Here’s a look back at the first week and what is ahead for Crestview and Baker.
The Crestview Bulldogs had done everything right up until the end.
With the clock winding down, Crestview needed to prevent Lincoln from inching any closer to the red zone.
To kick off the 2026 football season, Jay traveled to Baker Friday for the latest installment of the War on Highway 4.
When the two squads met on the field after a 45-minute lightning delay, it was one-way traffic for the Royals in a 35-6 win.
