High School Football Standings, Upcoming Schedule

September 8, 2014

Here is a district by district look at last Friday night’s high school football scores and this week’s schedule. District play has not yet started, so there are no district rankings.

Cantonment Cowboys Get Five Straight Wins In Home Opener

September 7, 2014

Saturday was the home opener for the Cantonment Cowboys with five straight wins over East Milton’s Jaguars, including a hard fought overtime Mighty Mites win.

Scores were as follows:

  • Cantonment Mighty Mites 19, East Milton Mighty Mites 12 OT
  • Cantonment Mini Mites, 19 East Milton Mini Mites 0
  • Cantonment Mites 30, East Milton Mites 0
  • Cantonment Midgets 18, East Milton Midgets 7
  • Cantonment Juniors 30, East Milton Juniors 0

Next Saturday, September 13, the Cantonment Cowboys will be at the Bellview Packers. The Cowboys will be back in Cantonment Saturday, September 20 as they host Navarre Silver.

For more photos, click here.

Photos by Jennifer Repine for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.

High School Football Finals

September 6, 2014

Here are  high school football final scores from around the North Escambia area:

  • Northview 24 Marianna 20 [More details, photo gallery...]
  • PHS 45 Tate 35 [More details, photo gallery...]
  • Jay 41, Rocky Bayou 38
  • West Florida 20 Milton 7
  • Pine Forest 36  Catholic 34
  • Washington 48, Pass Christian 21
  • Escambia 40, Mosley 0
  • Fort Walton Beach 36, Gulf Breeze 25
  • Niceville 55, Pace 13
  • Choctaw 21, Crestview 10
  • Washington County 51 Flomaton 27
  • T.R. Miller 34 Bayside 23
  • Clarke County 24 W.S. Neal 0
  • Vigor 45 Atmore 0
  • Escambia Academy 55 Lancaster TN 18

Pensacola High Tops Tate (With Photo Gallery)

September 6, 2014

The Pensacola High School Tigers handed the Tate Aggies their first loss of the season Friday night, 45-35.

The Aggies were coming off a strong win over West Florida High last week, while the Tigers were just looking to improve on last year’s dismal 2-8 season. The teams were almost score for score in the first half, with the PHS Tigers slipping into a 24-21 lead by the half.

The Tate Aggies (1-1) will travel to Panama City Bay next Friday night, before heading back to Pete Gindl Stadium in Cantonment for a September 19 homecoming game against West Gadsden.

For a photo gallery, click here.

Gallery and story photos were contributed by Keith Garrison, Jennifer Repine and Kristi Price for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.


1A Northview Beats 4A Marianna (With Photo Gallery)

September 6, 2014

With a the game winning touchdown from Keondrae Lett the 1A Northview Chiefs earned a tough win over the 4A Marianna Bulldogs 24-20 Friday night at Tommy Weaver Memorial Stadium in Bratt.

The Chiefs’ Camerson Newsome also scored a touchdown with a 33-yard run, and Nick Lambert scored in the second quarter on pass from Gavin Grant.

The Bulldogs drove down to the Northview 8 in the final plays of the game. But the Northview defense held the Bulldogs in the rain, recording a couple of quarterback sacks to force a turnover on downs.

“What a win, what a game, what a job to persevere by our guys,”  Northview Coach Sid Wheatley said.  “We had a five minute period that was disastrous for us when they went ahead 20-12, but we stayed with what we do and our offense took the ball and scored. And our defense turned it up and had those big stops down here at the end when we needed it most.”

The Chiefs will be looking to improve to 3-0 next week when they host the 1A rivals Tigers of Chipley.

For a photo gallery, click here.

Another photo gallery will be published Monday with the  band, cheerleaders, dance team and more.

NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.




Sports Association Launches New Local Running Info Website

September 5, 2014

A new website has been launched as a resource for the running community in Pensacola and surrounding areas.

RunningPensacola.com seeks to provide a one stop listing of all local running and endurance events, including 5Ks, 10Ks, 15Ks, half and full marathons, mud and obstacle runs, swims, bike rides/events, and tri and duathlons.

In addition to local residents looking for a run, the site is the perfect resource for sports tourists looking for a destination run or endurance event.  Leisure or business travelers can also benefit from the site if they are visiting the Pensacola area and want to participate in an event while they are here.

Race directors can submit their events for posting free of charge.  Visitors will be able to see the name of the event, date, event summary, and links to its website and Facebook page.

For more information or questions, visit the website at www.runningpensacola.com or call the Pensacola Sports Association office at 850-434-2800.

Volleyball: Freeport Downs Northview

September 5, 2014

Freeport defeated the Northview Chiefs in high school volleyball action Thursday in Freeport.

JV. 19-25, 21-25. Freeport wins

Varsity. 19-25, 5-25, 15-25. Freeport wins.

The Lady Chiefs will travel to Pensacola Monday before hosting Baker in Bratt on Tuesday. Games times Tuesday are 4:30 for JV and 5:20 for varsity

Northview Chiefs Name Players Of The Week

September 4, 2014

Northview High School’s Chiefs have named players of the week following last Friday night’s defeat of Bozeman.

OFFENSE

  • Gavin Grant – - 6-9 passing, 125 yards, 3 TD, 4 yards rushing
  • Jacob Dunsford — 2 rec., 75 yards, 2 TD, 1-3 passing, 24 yards, 1 TD, 2 PT. conversion run

DEFENSE

  • Nick Lambert — 4 solo tackles, 1 assist, 1 TFL, 1 sack, 1 FR
  • Cameron Newsome — 2 assists, 1 INT, 1 def TD (70 yard int. return)

SPECIAL TEAMS

  • Keondrae Lett — 74 yard kickoff return  for TD, finished with 233 all-purpose yards and 2 TD
  • Chasen Freeman –  5-5 PAT, 19 yard KOR

DOMINATOR

  • Zach Payne – Hit on kickoff

The Northview Chiefs will host Marianna Friday night at 7:00 in a non-district game at Tommy Weaver Memorial Stadium in Bratt.

Volleyball: Baldwin County Tops Northview

September 3, 2014

Baldwin County High School of Bay Minette, AL, defeated the Northview Lady Chiefs in JV and varsity action Tuesday in Bratt.

Junior Varsity

20-25, 12-25 – Baldwin County wins

Varsity

23-25, 20-25, 25-22, 20-25 – Baldwin County wins

On Thursday, the Northview Chiefs will be on the road at Freeport. The JV plays at 4:00, varsity at 5:00.

For more photos, click here.

NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.

Wahoos Win Season Finale

September 2, 2014

The Pensacola Blue Wahoos (29-41, 60-80) took the season finale 4-3 over the Birmingham Barons (31-39, 60-80) at Regions Field on Monday afternoon. With the victory, the Blue Wahoos took the season series over the Barons winning eight of 15 games.

The Blue Wahoos got a spot start from RHP Drew Hayes in the season finale. RHP Michael Lorenzen was originally scheduled to pitch, but had reached his innings limit for the season. Hayes tossed 4.0 superb innings for the Wahoos and struck out four batters. He did allow one run on four hits.

The Barons got on the board in the fourth inning off a Rangel Ravelo RBI triple that scored Tim Anderson all the way from first base. The Wahoos kept the Barons lead to just one when Kyle Waldrop threw Ravelo out at home trying to score on a sacrifice fly to right field.

The Blue Wahoos countered in the top of the sixth when Seth Mejias-Brean scored Travis Mattair on an infield single to the left side. Mejias-Brean hustled down the line and just beat out the throw from Barons’ third baseman Chris Curley.

The Barons re-took the lead in the seventh on a single from Michael Earley off Wahoos’ reliever James Walczak, which scored Joey DeMichele from second base. Birmingham’s Nelvin Fuentes could not coax a shutdown inning as Mattair hit a two-out RBI single to score Brodie Greene, who had stolen second earlier in the inning. The Wahoos then loaded the bases on Fuentes and veteran Ray Chang came up with the big hit, scorching a base hit past the third baseman Curley. Mattair and Mejias-Brean both came home to score to give the Blue Wahoos a 4-2 lead.

RHP Shane Dyer earned his franchise leading 22nd save of the season for the Wahoos in the ninth. He did allow a run in the inning, but struck out Anderson to end the game. RHP James Walczak earned his sixth win of the season and Fuentes took the loss for the Barons. This is the first time in Blue Wahoos’ history that the team won on the season’s final day.

by Tommy Thrall

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