Sports Archive

Every high school athlete has a story to tell.

For Crestview sophomore tennis player, Kaylee Wayer, it has been a journey that has paid off.

After a tough loss against Central on March 14, the Baker baseball team bounced back by opening their spring break week with a big win on March 17 over Notre Dame (Chattanooga, Tennessee) by a final of 18-8.

Baker and Notre Dame played at John Melvin Christian College in Pace.

The Crestview football team is in the early stages of the 2025 season.

Even though there is not much the team can do on the field before spring practice begins at the end of April, the Bulldogs are putting in the work necessary in the weight room to be successful.

With a victory in their latest dual meet over Central on March 12, the Baker boys weightlifting program completed their 15th straight undefeated regular season in dual and tri meets.

Baker took first place in all 10 weight classes for Traditional lifting, while the Gators also won both Olympic and Traditional in eight additional classes.

With the baseball and softball seasons nearly halfway finished, area schools were placed by the FHSAA in the March 17 edition.

Baker was the highest baseball team among the rural schools in the county as they were placed 10th overall and fourth among teams in region 1.

I have attended two different track meets in the last two weeks.

Even though they started at the same time, they had two different results.

Kaleb Kompoltowicz stands at 5’10 and 150 lbs.

However, what the Crestview High School pitcher lacks in size, he makes up for in toughness.

With a record of 2-9 and facing one more game before the spring break, the Crestview baseball team played a pivotal game on the road against Milton on March 14.

After a tough start to the year, the Bulldogs were due to play a strong game.

Heading into the mid-point of the season, the Baker softball team stands at 5-3.

With a very young roster that includes 12 players who are sophomores or younger, the Gators have exceeded expectations up to this point.

The Crestview High School boys weightlifting team finished eighth in traditional and seventh in traditional lifting at the Navarre Invitational on March 12.

Crestview finished with 14 points in both categories, while Pace won the meet with 58 and 51 points in each category, respectively.