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Feb 24, 2014

LAUREL HILL — Two games into the 2014 season Laurel Hill School softball Coach Scott Varnum is still trying to get his players plucked into the right positions. As has been the case with many local t…


Feb 21, 2014

NICEVILLE — Dreams of a state championship for the Crestview High School boys basketball team will have to wait for at least another year. The Bulldogs hosted powerful Oviedo High School team in the …


Feb 21, 2014

BAKER — With two months until the District 3-1A tournament the Baker School baseball team still has plenty of time to improve and get a good seeding. The Gator weaknesses surfaced Thursday night in t…


Feb 20, 2014

CRESTVIEW — A trip to the Florida High School Athletic Association boys basketball Final Four is on the line Saturday, when Crestview High School hosts Oviedo High School in the Class 7A region final…


Feb 19, 2014

CRESTVIEW — Bulldog track and field programs will receive additional funding following Crestview High School and Gulf Power's 15th Annual Bass Tournament


Feb 19, 2014

CRESTVIEW — The News Bulletin's Sports Department selected Baker School second baseman Holly Stanley as the North End Zone Spotlight's Player of the Week, presented this week by Leo's Service Group L…


Feb 19, 2014

CRESTVIEW — Don’t look now, but the Crestview High School boys basketball team is one win away from returning to the Final Four for the first time since 1987. Senior guard Ronnie Baylark hit a pair o…


Feb 18, 2014

CRESTVIEW — More than 40 residents, including city leaders, Cub Scouts and veterans, gathered under cloudy skies in the courthouse plaza Monday afternoon for the Crestview Exchange Club's annual Stan…


Feb 18, 2014

CRESTVIEW — Fans attending Crestview High School baseball games this spring might not recognize many of the players without a scorecard. The Bulldogs graduated four-year starters Dakota Dean and Tyle…


Feb 18, 2014

CRESTVIEW — An Amateur Athletic Union basketball tournament could bring up to 1,000 visitors to town, officials with the Crestview Heat AAU team told city leaders.

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