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The NCAA is currently in the middle of its Division 1 baseball tournament. And while the action is exciting and compelling, the result for some individual athletes is a little concerning.

Crestview was in the spotlight on June 5 at Blue Wahoos Stadium in Pensacola.

Citizen of the Year, Tom Moody, along with Crestview Mayor, J.B. Whitten, were honored by the team.

Crestview native Kierra Potts is in her second season as an assistant volleyball coach at Pensacola State.

Her coaching career started before she went to Pensacola State as she coached with 850 Elite Volleyball and volunteered at youth camps while she was playing volleyball at the University of West Florida, where she was a team captain.

After three years at Western Kentucky to begin his collegiate career, former Crestview football standout, Marcus Patterson, is on the move.

Patterson will play this fall at Kennesaw State, a member of Conference USA.

Year two of the Andrica Durm-Williams era for the Crestview girls basketball team is officially underway.

The Bulldogs opened their summer program on June 3, with 13 girls participating in the workouts.

On a breezy day in early June, Crestview head football coach Thomas Grant looked out onto the Bulldogs practice field.

While his position group that he was working with, the offensive line, was coming back from a water break, the rest of his squad was just getting back into drills.

It was a special day for recent Crestview graduate William Fensler on May 28.

Fensler signed with Milligan University, where he will continue his athletic and academic career, during a ceremony at Crestview High School.

Crestview football head coach Thomas Grant is looking for the Bulldogs to have a strong summer.

Some of the largest gains for the program will happen during their summer workouts, which kicks off on June 2.

The summer should be a time for a restart.

All the kids are out of school, which means there are no games and no schoolwork.

Crestview High School alum, Lazarius Parks, is entering his second year with the Florida State Football team.

In year two, the former Bulldog star is looking to make a bigger impact.