The Crestview football team wrapped up the month of June by going against a team other than themselves.
Crestview was able to battle Fort Walton Beach in a 7-on-7 contest on June 25.
In the dog days of summer, the Baker football team is still finding ways to keep their energy up.
The Gators have been lifting weights in the morning, followed by about an hour of on-field work every day.
Crestview boys basketball coach, Kelvin Lee, has a history of winning.
Coaching in the state of Missouri for 30 years, Lee amassed over 280 wins and was inducted into the Missouri Basketball Hall of Fame.
In just under two months, sports will be back across the high schools in the area.
Gyms will be filled.
Every Monday and Wednesday during the month of June, Crestview football head coach Thomas Grant taught the future of the Bulldog football program.
Grant hosted the inaugural youth skills camp for offensive and defensive linemen as well as quarterbacks.
Crestview has its new boys basketball head coach.
Kelvin Lee.
Summer is a time for relaxation for most high school students.
After a long school year filled with homework and exams, most students dream of going on vacation until the next school year comes around.
In David Oglesby’s tenure as coach of the Baker School girls weightlifting team, he has seen many leaders on his team.
The next leader in line is Delainey Preston.
Joel Morse is a recognizable face in the Baker School athletic community.
On the baseball diamond, Morse was a two-way player for the Gators as he hit .352 with seven doubles while he also tallied 37 strikeouts on the mound.
William Sloan picked up this summer right where he left off in the spring.
The Baker School product won the district and regional championship in the boys javelin for his club track team, Emerald Coast Track Club, with marks of 171.11 and 175 feet.
