It’s Homecoming 2023 on Friday night as Crestview host Chiles in a what could be considered a must-win game.
The game could be interesting as neither team has had much luck scoring this year.
With Georgia approving the opportunity for high school athletes to profit off name, image and likeness (NIL) deals, Florida could be next to go down that road.
The FHSAA is currently looking over the amateurism policy in its handbook before deciding if the state moves closer to becoming the 35th in the nation to add NIL for its high school athletes.
In what has become a recurring theme for the Crestview volleyball team, the Lady Bulldogs played Choctaw tough on Monday night only to fall in four sets.
The Indians won the match 3-1 by scores of 27-25, 13-25, 25-21, 27-25.
The Baker football team can finally breath a sigh of relief and smile.
After opening the season with four losses, the Gator found their way to the winner’s circle with a 42-12 win over Lighthouse Christian on Friday.
Looking back, it may have been an omen of sorts for the Crestview football team as it entered the field at Eagle Stadium.
The Bulldogs had a hard time breaking through the paper-wall saying there were going to be some angry birds that they went through as they took the field.
It was another night of frustration for the Crestview volleyball team on Thursday as the Lady Bulldogs hosted Niceville.
After winning the first set, the Lady Bulldogs found themselves tied with the Lady Eagles nine times in the second set and eight times in the third set only to lose both sets. In the first set, won by Crestview, there were also five ties.
At times the Laurel Hill volleyball team seems so close to a win only to have that win slip so far away.
Such was the case on Monday when the Lady Hoboes hosted Freeport.
At first glance Caterina Dall’olio looks like every other member of the Crestview Lady Bulldogs volleyball team. Her tan-olive complexion and athletic body blends well with her teammates.
However, Dall’olio isn’t a typical Lady Bulldog. She’s currently attending Crestview High School as part of the exchange student program.
It’s that time of the volleyball season when the walking wounded seem to outnumber the healthy players on a team.
A key injury here or there can often spell the difference in a set or a match. But that can be said of every team in any sport as teams move into the back half of the schedule.
