Tate Aggies Beat Pace 2-1
March 28, 2026
Tate 2, Pace 1
The Tate Aggies beat Pace 2-1 on Friday.
Lance Brady earned the win for the Aggies, giving up three hits and one run in seven innings, striking out five and walking two.
Nathan Connors, Griffin Cook, and Cal Foxworth each had one hit for the Aggies.
Up next, the Tate Aggies will travel to Milton on Tuesday.
Northview Shuts Out PCA 15-0 On Little League Night; JV Wins 9-2
March 28, 2026
Northview 15, Pensacola Christian 0
Northview shut out Pensacola Christian Academy 15-0 on Little League night Friday in Bratt, making it 11 consecutive wins for the Chiefs.
Northview took an early 9-0 lead in the bottom of the first, adding another six runs on two hits in the bottom of the second. Jackson Bridges earned the win for the Chiefs, allowing no runs and no hits in two innings, striking out none and walking none. Neal and Jase Portwood both threw shutout innings in relief.
Grayson Burns led the Chiefs with three RBIs as he went 1-2, while Rusti Taylor went 2-2. Bryant Mason, Portwood, and Luke Chavers each recorded two RBIs.
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On Monday, the Chiefs (14-5) will head across the Escambia River to take on Jay (10-3) at 6:30 p.m.
Before the game, little league players from across the area took to the field with the Chiefs.
Northview 9, Pensacola Christian 2 (JV)
Brentley Guy earned the win in four innings on Friday afternoon as the junior varsity Northview Chiefs beat Pensacola Christian 9-2.
Guy allowed four hits and two runs (one earned) while walking one and striking out four.
Karson Miller went 2-3 to lead the JV Chiefs at bat while driving in one run. Will Gilmore, Tyler McAnally, Camden Jacobson, Greyson Hubbard, and Jackson Salter each added one run.
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Pensacola ‘Crawdaddies’ Beat Quad City 5-2 Friday Night (Gallery)
March 28, 2026
The Pensacola Ice Flyers took the ice as the Pensacola Crawdaddies for a special one-night-only Rebrand Night, and the alternate identity delivered a big result as Pensacola defeated the Quad City Storm 5–2 on Friday night at the Hangar.
The night opened with immediate intensity as Pensacola’s Laudon Poellinger and Quad City’s Nick Pennucci dropped the gloves in a spirited center-ice scrum that brought the crowd to its feet. Both players exchanged a flurry of blows in an emotional opening sequence, setting the tone for a physical matchup. Despite the early fireworks and several quality chances on both ends, the first period remained scoreless.
Pensacola broke through in the second period when Cooper Jones found the back of the net to give the Crawdaddies the first lead of the night. The momentum stayed with the home side late in the frame as Andrew Kurapov extended the advantage, sending Pensacola into the second intermission with a 2–0 lead.
The Crawdaddies continued to build on that momentum in the third period. Tyler Burnie struck first in the frame before captain Ethan Price pushed the lead to 4–0, sending the Hangar crowd into a frenzy. Quad City answered when Taylor Price cut the deficit to 4–1, but Pensacola put the game out of reach late as Tyler German buried an empty-net goal to make it 5–1. The Storm added one more in the final seconds off the stick of Jack Lee, but Pensacola skated away with the 5–2 victory.
With the win, Pensacola picks up two more points heading into the final home game of the regular season tomorrow night, as Military Appreciation Night presented by Navy Federal Credit Union is expected to bring a near sellout crowd to the Hangar.
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Jay Royals Top Tate; Tate Aggies JV Shuts Out Jay
March 28, 2026
Jay 8, Tate 6
The Jay Royals defeated the Tate Lady Aggies 8-6 on Friday night in Cantonment.
Cadee Carroll earned the win for the Lady Royals, giving up five hits and six runs (five earned) in six innings, striking out seven and walking two.
Sarah Mitchell took the loss for the Aggies, going four innings, allowing seven runs (four earned) on two hits, striking out five and walking five. Faith Middleton tossed three innings, surrendering two hits and an unearned run, striking out none and walking none.
Ella Samford led at the plate for Jay with two RBIs, while Melanie Kelley went 2-4.
Brelynn Morris led the Aggies at the plate with two hits and two runs, and Kaylie Mitchell drove in two runs.
Tate 15, Jay 0
In junior varsity action, the Tate Aggies shut out the Jay Royals 15-0 on Friday.
Bailey Parden earned the win for Tate, allowing one hit and no runs while striking out two in two innings. Kaitlyn Stefanko went for one inning, walking two and recording no hits and no runs.
Henlie Machat took the loss for Jay. In one inning, she surrendered seven hits and 15 runs while walking seven and striking out one.
Kaitlyn Stefanko drove in four runs on two hits to lead Tate, including a two-run single in the first and a two-run double in the second.
Pictured: Junior varsity action as the Tate Aggies defeated the Jay Royals on Friday afternoon in Cantonment. Photos by Mary Land for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
Sarah Mitchell Throws No-Hitter, Morris Homers As Tate Beats Escambia 20-0
March 27, 2026
Tate 20, Escambia 0
Sarah Mitchell pitched a no-hitter as the Tate Lady Aggies destroyed the Escambia Gators 20-0 on Thursday night at Escambia.
Brelynn Morris hit a two-run home run to left field as the Aggies took an early 4-0 lead in the top of the first. Tate scored 10 runs in the top of the fourth on the way to the mercy rule win.
Mitchell, a sophomore, struck out nine and walked just one in four innings in the circle. Mitchell and Ke’Anna Smith each had three hits for the Lady Aggies. Carmen Morris and Brelynn Morris each added two. The Aggies recorded nine walks.
Friday night, the Tate Lady Aggies will host the Jay Royals in Cantonment.
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Northview Celebrates Senior Night With 3-1 Win Over Destin
March 27, 2026
The Northview Chiefs celebrated senior night with a 3-1 win over the visiting Destin Sharks.
Starting pitcher Grayson Burns earned the win for the Chiefs, surrendering four hits and one unearned rn in five and two-thirds innings, while striking out nine and walking one. Bryant Mason pitched one and one-third innings with no hits and no runs, walking two and striking out three.
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Jase Portwood led Northview at the plate with two RBIs, while Dane King went 2-.
Before the game, the Chiefs honored this year’s seniors:
- Jack Boutwell
- Jackson Bridges
- Luke Chavers
- Cole Davis
- Brayden Gindl
- Gauge Harrison
- Dane King
- Bryant Mason
- Same Reid
- Grayden Sheffield
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Hubbard and Sappington Combine for Eight Goals As Tate Lacrosse Overpowers PHS
March 27, 2026
The Tate Aggies girls lacrosse team earned a dominant 12-4 road victory over the Pensacola High Tigers on Thursday,.
The Aggies established control early, ending the first half with a narrow 3-2 lead. However, Tate broke the game open in the second half, outscoring the Tigers 9-2 to seal the win.
The Aggies’ offense was led by seniors Taelyn Hubbard and Tori Sappington, who each found the back of the net four times. Hubbard added an assist to finish with a team-high five points. Junior Kira Bigalow also had a multi-goal performance with two scores and an assist. Other goals were contributed by I. McNeill and Trinity Torres.
Defensively, the Aggies were anchored by sophomore Ashlee Edgar, who recorded four saves to limit the Tigers’ scoring opportunities. Tate’s aggressive play was reflected in their 29 shots on goal compared to Pensacola High’s limited offensive production.
The victory marks a season sweep for Tate over the Tigers, following a 16-2 win earlier in February.
Up next, the Aggies will travel to Milton on Monday.
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Womack And Day Homer As Northview Falls At Pace
March 27, 2026
Pace 10, Northview 3
The Northview Lady Chiefs dropped a road contest to Pace 10-3 on Thursday night.
Mikayla McAnally went for five innings in the circle, allowing five hits and seven runs (three earned), walking one and striking out four. Peyton Womack pitched one inning, surrendering two hits and three runs, walking one.
Peyton Womack had a solo home run in the top of the sixth inning to right field. In the seventh inning, Daviona Randolph hit a solo home run to left field.
McAnally, Womack, and Daviona Randolph each had one hit and one RBI, while Riley Brooks added one hit.
Northview will host Milton at 5 p.m. on Friday.
Freshmen Baseball: WFHS Defeats Tate
March 26, 2026
West Florida 5, Tate 1 (Freshmen)
TheWest Florida High School Freshmen Jaguars defeated the Tate Aggies 5-1 on Wednesday night.
Chandler Goins earned the win for West Florida Freshmen, giving up one hit on one unearned run in six innings, walking three and striking out eight. Brayden Luciano took the loss for Tate, giving up four runs (three earned) on six hits in five innings, walking two and striking out one.
Goins, Carson Howell, and Griffin King each had two hits for the Jaguar freshmen. Goins and Chase Gilmore each recorded one RBI.
Jackson Turner went 1–2 with one RBI for the Freshmen Aggies.
Northview Chiefs Shut Out The Baker Gators (With Gallery)
March 25, 2026
Northview 10, Baker 0
The Northview Chiefs shut out the Baker Gators 10-0 on Tuesday night.
Mikayla McAnally started in the circle for the Lady Chiefs, allowing two hits and no runs in four innings, striking out nine and walking just one. Daviona Randolph pitched two shutout innings in relief.
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Randolph was a force at the plate, going 3-4 on the night with two RBIs. Riley Brooks, Kylee Langham, and Avery Stucky each added two RBIs for Northview.
It was Teacher Appreciation Night for the Lady Chiefs, as players honored their favorite educators.
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