Every fear Baker football coach Barry Gardner had about Blountstown came true on Friday night. The Tigers showed their speed, size and athleticism early and often in a game that was as lopsided as the score indicated.
For the record, that score was 35-0.
It was Thursday Night Football high school style for Crestview when the Bulldogs traveled to Panama City to take on Mosley at Tommy Oliver Stadium.
The Dolphins were as good as advertised, or at least too good for the Bulldogs to spot them points early. Unfortunately for Crestview, that’s exactly what happened.
t’s been a tough 11 months for Baker football player Tucker Martin.
Martin, a senior, injured his knee late last season. He underwent surgery shortly after the 2021 season ended and has been working his way back ever since.
The Baker football team takes to the field of Doug Griffith Memorial Stadium one final regular season game in 2022 on Friday when the Gators host Blountstown. Game time is 7 p.m.
The Tigers enter the game with a 4-3 record. The Gators are 5-2. The one common opponent is Northview and both teams lost to the Chiefs.
The Crestview High School swim team hosted Rocky Bayou Christian and South Walton in an exhibition meet on Saturday.
No official results were kept, but Bulldog head coach David Hernandez thinks the team has made a lot of improvements throughout the season, especially considering it’s only the second year of the program and his first year as coach.
Crestview’s volleyball team took to the home court a final time this season on Monday against a scrappy Walton team.
A year after winning just two matches, the Bulldogs were looking for their 11th win of the season and to keep the momentum going heading into the district tournament.
The Crestview High School football team kicks off this week’s schedule on Thursday when the Bulldogs travel to Panama City to play Mosley in a key Region District 2-4S game.
Game time is 7 p.m. at Tommy Oliver Memorial Stadium.
With less than four minutes left in its game in Tallahassee against Chiles it looked as if the Crestview football team’s run of hard luck might continue.
The Timberwolves had kicked a field goal to move in front 17-15 and the Bulldog fans that made the 170-mile trip to east had to be wondering if the football gods would rain on their parade again. But things were different on Friday.
