It is a good time to be a Bulldog.
The Crestview boys’ basketball team sits at 8-2 heading into 2025, and even more importantly, are 3-0 in district competition.
It was a tough week for the Baker girls’ basketball squad.
The Gators finished the week at 1-3 and head into the new year with an overall record of 4-6.
It was quite the season for Crestview High School quarterback, Jayzion Mcqueen.
The campaign was capped off with the junior being named team MVP at the program’s end of the year banquet.
Even through the struggles of a 1-9 start, Crestview boys’ soccer head coach, Angel Guzman is remaining steadfast in the belief of his program.
It has been tough sledding for the Bulldogs through the first half of the season, which includes losing their last two contests against South Walton and Navarre by a combined score of 15-1.
The end of the first half of the season was not kind to the Laurel Hill boys’ basketball team.
Laurel Hill fell 100-65 on Dec. 17 against visiting Freeport, dropping their record to 2-9 as they head into the new year.
Crestview football had one more large celebration for the 2024 season as the team gathered on Monday night at Lifepoint Church in Crestview for their annual end of season banquet.
Head Coach, Thomas Grant, opened the banquet with remarks thanking various sponsors, team administrators, parents and coaches for the work they put in during the season.
Teaching is in Elizabeth Irby’s blood.
Now in her 18th year of teaching, Irby has used the knowledge and warmth gained by her family of educators and medical professionals to be the teacher of the year at Bob Sikes Elementary School.
Seventeen years ago in a pre-school ministry class, Pastor Ronnie Bearden was having trouble connecting with his students.
With the class consisting of 3- and 4-year-olds who were away from their parents for the first time, Bearden was looking for something to ease their worries.
