Two North Okaloosa County softball players had their strong seasons rewarded.
Michayla Rose of Baker and Nevaeh Langford of Laurel Hill were selected to the East team for the Pensacola Association All-Star Game on May 16 at Pensacola State College.
If you went out to a Crestview High School football practice in the spring, you would see one player consistently being excited after every single play.
No matter what the circumstance, Scott was always cheering on his teammates.
Five sports teams from Baker were given the academic team champions award following their spring seasons.
The Gator baseball team finished the year with a 3.353 GPA, while the softball team finished with a 3.487 GPA.
Madolyn Mills of Baker will continue her volleyball career at Jones College, an NJCAA school in Mississippi.
Mills starred for the Gators as she helped the team to five district championships, three final fours and a state championship in 2023.
Maddox Smith, a senior at the Baker School, officially signed to continue his athletic career at Southern Virginia University on May 19.
Smith, a star in both baseball and football for the Gators, will primarily play football for the Knights who are a member of the USA South Athletic Conference in Division III of the NCAA.
Three players from North Okaloosa County played in the Pensacola Sports All-Star baseball game at Pensacola State College on May 16.
Kameron McCord and Cooper Cantrell from Crestview along with Maddox Smith of Baker, all subbed in for the East team.
Briana Forte, a senior at the Baker School, officially signed with Florida Gateway College to play golf on May 16.
Florida Gateway College is an NJCAA school and is in Lake City.
Baker’s Mckenzie McGraw made her college decision official on May 15, as she signed with Bishop State in a ceremony at the school.
McGraw becomes the sixth member of the 2023 state championship volleyball team to sign to play collegiately.
