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With three games left in the season, there is no room for error for Crestview’s football team if the Bulldogs hope to sneak into the playoffs.
In essence, it could be said that the Bulldogs are in the playoffs to make the playoffs.

The Laurel Hill School cross country team took to the road on Wednesday traveling to Santa Rosa County for a meet at Central High School.
The Hoboes place second behind first place Jay and ahead of host Central that finished in third place.

For what will likely be the last time, eight Baker senior football players will take the field at Doug Griffith Memorial Stadium as the Gators host Freeport on Thursday.
Baker (2-5) has played its best football of the year in recent weeks having won two of the last three games. That doesn’t mean things will be easy against a 1-6 Bulldogs team.

Sometimes the best surprise is no surprise. That was the case Tuesday night when the Baker Lady Gators volleyball team took on Central in the District 1-1A tournament semifinal at Jay.
There might have been a few small hiccups here and there, but everything went according to script as Baker rolled to a straight set win by scores of 25-12, 25-17, 25-15.

There will be no playoff run for the Crestview High School volleyball team this year.
The Lady Bulldogs saw their season come to an end in the first round of the district tournament on Monday as they were swept by rival Niceville 3-0 by scores of 25-20, 25-16, 25-21.

The Baker football team took to the road on Friday traveling to Tallahassee to take on Florida A&M High School.
It’s probably safe to say the Gators enjoyed the return trip to Okaloosa County as they left the state capital with a 14-0 win.

The struggles continued for the Crestview football team’s offense on Friday as the Bulldogs played host to district rival Mosley. And to be honest, the Bulldog defense struggled as well.
Crestview was shut out for the third time in the last four games as the Dolphins rolled to a 35-0 win.

The Baker football team travels to Tallahassee on Friday to take on the Baby Rattlers of Florida A&M High School.
The Gators are looking for the second win in three weeks and hope to keep their playoff chances in tact in Tallahassee. The Baby Rattlers might just be the team the Gators most need to see at this point.

Things don’t get any easier for the Crestview football team on Friday when the Bulldogs welcome Mosley to Jack Foster Stadium.
The Dolphins are coached by former Niceville standout Tommy Joe Whiddon who has an offense hitting on all cylinders.

Led by freshman Katlyn Maynard’s 44, the Crestview Lady Bulldogs golf team took a step forward on Tuesday as they continue to prepare for the upcoming district tournament.