Sports Archive

The Crestview Bulldogs hosted the Tate Aggies for their Hall of Fame game last Friday night. Emma Arterburn Land, Jody Evans, Matt Gillis and Brian Humphrey were the four Hall of Fame inductees that night.

As for the game, Crestview fell to 0-4 after a 28-7 loss to Tate.

The Baker Gators returned home after defeating Holmes County in their first 1A district match. Their next opponent wasn’t going to be any easier with Blountstown visiting the swamp.

Baker fought hard each quarter but couldn’t find a way to contain Blountstown, leading to a 38-22 loss.

The Baker volleyball team has kept the winning tradition alive so far in 2026, winning seven of its first eight games of the season.

With the recent release of the FHSAA volleyball rankings, Baker sits in second place behind defending district champion Jay.

There was a different type of energy inside Laurel Hill’s gym this past Tuesday when the Baker Gators visited for a district volleyball rematch.

The Hoboes were coming off a 3-1 win over Pleasant Home and were seeking to upset Baker, but fell short in the end, losing 3-1.

It was a chaotic week three in high school football last Thursday and Friday night, and week four has the potential to become pandemonium.

Here’s a peek into what to expect for week four.

Over the summer, the Crestview club wrestling team joined Sons of Thunder and Daughters of Zion wrestling club in Panama City Beach.

The combination of these two clubs grants opportunities for youth athletes who are interested in the sport of wrestling.

Before the long weekend, there was still some work to be done by Crestview and Baker’s cross-country teams.

The two left early Saturday morning to compete at the Pace Patriot Invitational Sept. 5.

Baker and Crestview each made improvements in week 3 of their schedules.

Here’s a look back at how the teams look.

The world of esports isn’t all that new, but it is growing and reaching new foundations.

After some years, the Florida Association of School Administrators (FASA) has partnered with the Florida Scholastic Esports Administration (FSEA) to allow a structured league of play between high schools.

It was a roller coaster of emotions last Thursday night as Crestview went down to the wire against Pine Forest on the gridiron.

Facing a 25-point deficit going into the fourth quarter, the Bulldogs fought their way back to within three.