Bonus Gallery: Tate Beats Washington
October 3, 2016
For a photo gallery from Friday night’s Tate defeats Washington game, click here.
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Bonus Gallery: Northview Football
October 3, 2016
For a photo gallery from Friday night’s Northview at Maplesville, AL, game, click here.
NorthEscambia.com photos by Gary Amerson, click to enlarge.
UWF Takes Down #16 Florida Tech In Inaugural Coastal Classic
October 2, 2016
The UWF football team scored 21 unanswered points and held of a late rally to upset No. 16/19 Florida Tech, 42-39, before a sold-out crowd of 6,588 at Blue Wahoos Stadium Saturday.
UWF (3-2, 1-1 Gulf South Conference) collected 458 yards of total offense and 360 through the air in claiming the inaugural Coastal Classic, which pitted the only Division II football programs in the state of Florida.
The Argonauts scored 21 points in each half against the Panthers, who entered the game ranked second in the country, yielding just 8.8 points per game. Additionally, UWF collected three red zone scores against an FIT group that had allowed just three successful efforts all season.
Kaleb Nobles was 23-of-42 with a 74-yard touchdown pass to Caleb Robinson. Nobles also ran for a score for the second-consecutive week. Grey Jackson was 1-for-4 and completed a 65-yard scoring strike to Ishmel Morrow in the second quarter that gave the Argonauts the lead for good.
Morrow finished with 129 yards on seven catches. It was his third-straight 100-plus yard game. Anas Hasic added 60 yards on three receptions.
Florida Tech (4-1, 2-1) grabbed the early 7-0 lead when Trevor Sand scored from seven yards out just over three minutes into game. The short field came about after UWF fumbled at its own 35-yard line on its first play from scrimmage.
Jemari Ford tied the game on UWF’s next possession with a 2-yard rush. The Argonauts went up 14-7 on the long Jackson-to-Morrow play, before taking a 21-7 lead into the locker room following Leroy Taylor’s 17-yard interception return for a touchdown.
Coming out of the intermission, the Panthers trimmed the margin to 21-17 with a field goal and 12-yard scoring pass. The teams traded scores before UWF made it a 2-possession game on the Nobles-to-Robinson connection.
FIT wouldn’t go away, scoring twice in a span of 1:48 before UWF held off a late push to midfield to claim its first-ever win over a ranked opponent.
UWF will hit the road next week when it faces Mississippi College on Saturday, Oct. 8 in Clinton, Miss. Kickoff at Robinson-Hale Stadium is set for 2:00 p.m.
Northview Forfeits At Maplesville In 3rd: ‘It Was No Longer A Game’
October 1, 2016
The Northview Chiefs walked out in the third quarter and forfeited their game Friday night against Maplesville, AL, giving the Red Devils a 21-0 win.
“At that point, it was no longer a game,” said Northview Principal Gayle Weaver, who made the decision to end the game. “I’m sorry it happened, but it was no longer a safe environment.”
The Maplesville Red Devils are the defending Alabama 1A state champions and were 4-0 headed into Friday night’s game, outscoring opponents 211-14 this season.
Friday night, the Red Devils were only up 6-0 headed into halftime against the Northview Chiefs. They had increased their lead to 21-0 by the third quarter, when the game came to halt with 1:40 to go in the third.
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Northview Head Coach Derek Marshman was ejected after his second unsportsmanlike conduct penalty, prompting Weaver to enter the field and announce that her Chiefs were heading back to Florida.
“The officiating got out of hand,” she said. “They were trash talking, and they were not officiating. They were not providing a safe environment and it was a danger to our team, everyone on the sidelines and our fans. Someone could have been hurt badly.”
Weaver said Marshman was attempting to get an explanation for a penalty flag when he was ejected. Weaver said the head referee would not provide any explanation or talk to anyone from Northview. She said the game was the final game in a two-game contract between the two schools, a contract that will not be renewed.
Marshman had little say about the forfeiture following the game, instead choosing to focus on the positive efforts of his team and look ahead to next week.
“I apologize for my actions, but not the act. I am going to defend my players,” was his only comment about the situation.
Marshman praised his team for holding the number one 1A team in Alabama to just six points in the first quarter. “It was a whole team effort; they fought hard,” he said.
Next week, the Chiefs continue a three week road series against Liberty County
“They are a tough team, a 1A powerhouse,” Marshman said. “They have a good athletes; we are going to need to be prepared to get physical and run the ball.”
Look for a gallery of more photos by Monday on NorthEscambia.com.
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Tate Tops Washington 31-21
October 1, 2016
The Tate Aggies beat the Washington Wildcats Friday night 31-21 at Washington. With the win, the Aggies improved to 1-0 in the district, 5-1 overall.
After an unsuccessful field goal attempt, Tate took a 7-0 lead by the end of the first quarter when quarterback Jake Henry found senior Corey Moorer for a touchdown. In the second, Washington tied it up at 7-all with 8:00 on the clock.
Then, with 5:59 to go in the half, Tate took a 14-7 lead on a pass from Henry to junior Ladarryl Paige. After a Washington TD, the Aggies went on to add a field goal before the half, 17-14.
A Henry to Raymond Freeman pass with 4:53 in the third put Tate up 24-14. And Henry found Rodriguez Smith to go ahead 31-14 with 1:12 in the third.
The Tate Aggies will host the Pace Patriots next Friday night.
Look for a gallery of more photos by Monday on NorthEscambia.com.
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High School Football Finals
October 1, 2016
Here’s a look at Friday night high school final scores from across the aera
FLORIDA
- Maplesville, AL 21, Northview 0
- Tate 31, Washington 21
- Baker 42, Jay 6
- Escambia 35, Pine Forest 0
- Bay 14, PHS 13
- Catholic 26, Florida HS 7
- Gulf Breeze 35, Milton 3
- Navarre 42, Pace 28
- West Florida – OFF
ALABAMA
- Mobile Christian 29, Flomaton 0
- Satsuma 41, Escambia County (Atmore) 8
- T.R. Miller 41, Excel 8
- W.S. Neal 22 Monroe County 18
- Escambia Academy – OFF
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Ernest Ward Beats Escambia County Atmore (With Gallery)
September 30, 2016
Ernest Ward Middle School defeated Escambia County Middle School 46-26 Thursday in Atmore.
Next Thursday, Ernest Ward will host T.R. Miller in Walnut Hill.
For a photo gallery, click here.
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JV Football: Baker Over Northview
September 30, 2016
In junior varsity football, Baker defeated Northview 44-20 Thursday night in Bratt.
The JV Chief s will travel to West Florida at 6 p.m. on October 13, and the will host West Florida on October.
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Jay Sweeps Northview
September 30, 2016
The Jay Royals defeated the Northview Chiefs in volleyball action Thursday in Jay.
JV 18-25, 18-25 Jay wins
Varsity 13-25, 12-25, 16-25 Jay wins
Northview travels next to Baker on Tuesday before a Senior Night game at home against Escambia High School on Thursday.
For a photo gallery, click here.
Photos by Kayleen Amerson for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
Northview Cross Country Meet Results (With Gallery)
September 28, 2016
Pensacola Christian Academy took first place for both male and female runners Tuesday afternoon at Northview High School in Bratt.
School participating were: Northview, Ernest Ward, Jay, Flomaton, Laurel Hill and PCA.
For a photo gallery, click here.
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Meet results were as follows:
Fastest Girl- Katylyn Buschman from PCA 21:51
Fastest boy- Hunter Stewart from PCA 18:00
Girls
- Pensacola Christian Academy
- Jay
- Flomaton
- Northview
- Ernest Ward
Boys
- Pensacola Christian Academy
- Northview
- Jay
- Flomaton
- Laurel Hill
- Ernest Ward
Top 5 Runners for each School
Northview
- Jasmine Elliott 26:14
- Marissa Rothrock 27:26
- Rebekah Amerson 29:29
- Hannah McGahan 29:33
- Kirsten White 29:37
- Brandon Korinchak 19:02
- Tanner Levins 21:20
- Oscar Rodriguez 21:44
- Adrian King 23:09
- Josiah Stilwell 23:55
Ernest Ward
- Leah Anderson 31:29
- Jordan Stanley 31:46
- Emily Levins 32:37
- Kacy Knable 33:55
- Hadassah Mascaro 33:57
- Dakota Bryan 24:03
- Kole Stewart 25:07
- Braedan McGhee 27:22
- Levi Kirkpatrick 27:41
- Eric Amerson 29:51
Flomaton
- Kristin Coleman 25:19
- Charley Boutwell 26:27
- Shelby Barnes 28:18
- Makenzie Morrison 29:11
- Patricia Rogers 29:23
- Dwayne Hamby 19:27
- Dylan Patterson 23:04
- Will Rolin 25:50
- Dustin Martin 26:27
- Jacob strehl 29:07
Jay
- Jillian Thornton 23:52
- Hannah Whitlock 24:08
- Grace Gillman 25:38
- Laryn Kimmons 26:54
- Emma Barrow 28:42
- Chance Thornton 21:07
- Austin Gonzalez 22:00
- Jimmie Ates 23:51
- Jacob Gonzalez 25:07
- Ryan Wayland 26:20
Pensacola Christian Academy
- Katylyn Buschman 21:51
- Karissa Porter 24:23
- Hannah Box
- Ruth Ann Gipson
- Kayla Porter
- Hunter Stewart 18:00
- Ben Fulford 20:05
- Michael Lunsford 21:19
- Hayden Brown 21:59
- Ben Lucoay 22:11
Laurel Hill
- Sarah Mchon 30:54
- Cheyanne Regan35:17
- Madison Williams 35:43
- Garrett Mcvoy 22:41
- Drew Raef 22:50
- Mark Steele 24:49
- Mark Posey 31:29
- Jonathon Murphy 31:42
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