Sports Archive

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.

The top two teams in Rural District 1 volleyball entered the gymnasium last Tuesday night with No. 1 Jay visiting No. 2 Baker.

The energy was electric and the atmosphere roaring as if it was to decide who the 2026 state champions would be. After four sets, Jay would remain at the top as the Gators fell 3-1.

Crestview’s volleyball team hasn’t had the best start to the 2026 season.

Now halfway through the season, the Bulldogs hold a 5-9 overall record after sweeping Milton this past Tuesday and are 0-1 in the district after their match against Pace at the start of the season.

Week four of high school football featured losses by both Crestview and Baker this past Friday night. However, Crestview is starting to slowly get back to a healthy roster, and Baker isn’t shying away from tough competition.

Here’s a look at what week five holds.

This past Monday, the Baker boys golf team headed to Pace to compete in the Byron Nathan Classic at Stonebrook Golf Course.

The Gators competed alongside 20 different schools in the humid heat for 18 holes of golf.

Baker’s volleyball success continues to make its presence as the Gators rank second in the Rural Region 1 volleyball rankings. Laurel Hill isn’t far behind sitting in fifth.

The last time Laurel Hill’s volleyball team won a regular-season district game was back in 2020.

The Hoboes ended that six-year streak last Monday after defeating Northview 3-1.

Over the weekend of Sept. 12, the Crestview cross-country team traveled to compete at the Gulf Coast Stampede in Pensacola.

The team continues to improve its times as the boys placed fourth overall and the girls 13th out of 52 teams.

The Crestview swimming team finally hit its home pool Saturday, Sept. 12.

After three straight trips to Destin, the Bulldogs welcomed Fort Walton Beach for a dual in the pool.