A promising season for the Crestview boys basketball team came to an abrupt end on Feb. 12, as the Bulldogs fell on the road in a regional quarterfinal to Forest High School by a final of 67-57.
With the loss, the Bulldogs end their season at 19-6.
The ball bounced and rolled around the rim twice before sinking in the hoop.
As the three-pointer from Chipley went in the basket, it took the air out of the building and Baker’s title hopes along with it.
Behind the baseball field at Crestview High School, you will find a familiar sight.
The Bulldogs volleyball team is getting ready for the upcoming season.
There are many noticeable differences between beach volleyball and indoor volleyball.
Besides the change of scenery, beach volleyball is played with only two players at a time which instead of the normal six per side.
On the practice fields at Crestview High School, work is being done in preparation of the upcoming Bulldogs flag football season.
With the season starting on Feb. 20 against Navarre, the pre-season is almost over.
Baker guards Terrance Clausell, Josh Bethel and A.J. Chilton have always put the team in the right position, both offensively and defensively.
They have pushed the pace, which has allowed the Gators to score over 50 points in 17 of their games.
In every major sport in North America, teams with the best record get to host playoff games.
For teams in the NFL, they even earn a first-round bye at the start of the postseason.
There was no issue for the Baker boys basketball team after a long lay-off.
Baker easily handled the Laurel Hill boys basketball team in the district tournament semifinal on Feb. 5, winning 56-45.
As the third seed in the district tournament, there was a lot of pressure for the Crestview High School girls basketball team to perform well in the opening round against sixth seeded Tate High School.
Whatever pressure the Bulldogs were feeling, they certainly did not show as they routed the Aggies by a final of 46-25 on Feb. 4.
