Cross Country: Jay, Northview, Tate, Ernest Ward (Updated With Complete Results)

October 10, 2012

Pensacola Christian and Jay took the top spots in a cross country meet Tuesday afternoon at Northview High School.

For a photo gallery, click here.

Here complete results from the meet:

GIRLS

  1. Jay 41
  2. TR Miller 49
  3. Pensacola Christian Academy 63
  4. Central 91
  5. Northview 112
  6. Tate 112
  7. Ernest Ward 227

Fastest Girl – Allie Nelson from TR Miller 19:36

Jay Top 5

  1. Jessica Thornton 20:51
  2. Jorja Agrait 21:32
  3. Savannah Brown  23:01
  4. Carsen Arrant 23:11
  5. Jenna Thornton 24:52

TR Miller Top 5

  1. Allie Nelson 19:36
  2. Katie Nelson 20:33
  3. Lindsey Norton 22:48
  4. Payton Baxton  23;59

PCA Top 5

  1. Lauren Cochran 21:27
  2. Sarah Jacob 22:05
  3. Meghan Henderson 23:44
  4. Monica Smith 25:30
  5. Mikayla Gagen 26:59

Central Top 5

  1. Beth Hopkins 23:45
  2. Beth Smith 24:36
  3. Erica Waters 24:54
  4. Cameron Dilliard 25:20
  5. Kennedy Fuller 26:39

Northview Top 5

  1. Georgia Goetter 23:08
  2. Zaccara Davis 25:35
  3. Moriah McGahan 25:43
  4. Jazzlyn Franklin 25:44
  5. Mason Solchenberger 27:50

Tate Top 5

  1. Dacotah Leabetter 24:55
  2. Hauah Philips 25:21
  3. Emily Doran 25:45
  4. Tinal Blackely 25:46
  5. Jessica Whaley 25:54

EWMS Top 5

  • Victoria Amerson 27:22
  • Lydia Smith 27:37
  • Lexxi Baggett 30:11
  • Cailee Wilburn 31:38
  • Rebekah Amerson 34:24

BOYS

  1. Pensacola Christian Academy 29
  2. Tate 74
  3. TR Miller 90
  4. Central 163
  5. Jay 205
  6. Northview 282
  7. Ernest Ward 318

Tate Top 5

  1. Conner Reed 17:49
  2. Dave Nolen 18:48
  3. Chris Love 18:59
  4. Daniel Keely 19:57
  5. Chris Porah 20:02

TR Miller Top 5

  1. Rob Stokes 16:58
  2. Christian Carlson 18:11
  3. Carten Frezell 19:36
  4. John West 20:19
  5. Dillan Simmons 21:23

Central Top 5

  1. Kyle Fuller 19:27
  2. Josh Strength 20:38
  3. Keiffer Boyette 21:31
  4. Morgan Givins 21:34
  5. Nick Pooley 22:05

Jay Top 5

  1. Micah Kemp 17:21
  2. Mark foley 20:50
  3. Austin Gonzalez 22:54
  4. Joey Belanzer 23:54
  5. Noah Goodson 26:43

Northview Top 5

  • Nick Lambert 21:21
  • Joshua Borrelli 22:50
  • Jonathan Moretz 26:37
  • Zack Calloway 26:17
  • Dakota Craft 27:58

EWMS Top 5

  1. Heath Sheldt 22:26
  2. Jimi Brooks 25:21
  3. Aaron Dees 26:18
  4. Logan Purvis 28:45
  5. Logan Calloway

NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.

Volleyball: Chiefs Down Central

October 10, 2012

The Northview Lady Chiefs defeated Central High in varsity and junior varsity volleyball Tuesday.

The Northview varsity beat Central in five, 23-25, 28-26, 25-19, 14-25, 15-11. Danielle Steadham had one ace, four kills and five digs for the Lady Chiefs, and Misty Doran added one ace, 10 kills and seven blocks.

In JV action, Northview downed Central 25-19, 19-25, 15-12. Hope Coggins had one ace and seven assists, and Kyndall Hall had four kills and five assists.

On Thursday, Northview will host the Baker Gators. The junior varsity takes the court at 4:30 followed by the varsity at 5:30. Thursday was scheduled to be Senior Night, but that event has been postponed until October 18.

Week Six: Prep Football Standings

October 10, 2012

Leaders are beginning to emerge, but district titles are not yet set in local high school football action.

In District 1-6A, Pace remains undefeated, while Milton and Escambia are 2-1.  The Patriots and the Gators will meet this Friday night at Escambia.

West Florida is unbeaten in District 1-5A after handing Gulf Breeze their first district loss last Friday night.

The Northview Chiefs and the Baker Gators are 1-0 in District 1-1A, while Freeport and Jay each have a district loss.

Northview Chiefs Name New Head Baseball Coach

October 8, 2012

Northview High School has named a new head baseball coach for the upcoming season.

Martin “Marty” Lister will bring an extensive baseball background to the field for the Chiefs, replacing Sid Wheatley who stepped down from the baseball program.

Lister was drafted in the seventh round by the Cincinnati Reds in the 1992 MLB June Amateur Draft from Jefferson Davis Community College in Brewton. He has pitched for the Cincinnati Reds, Houston Astros and Arizona Diamondbacks organizations.

Lister taught at Escambia High School in Pensacola for five years before coming to Northview to teach drafting and construction technology. He coached varsity baseball for four years at Escambia, along with freshmen football, running back coach for varsity football and boys weightlifting. He also was an assistant baseball and pitching coach at Pensacola State College.

Results And Photos: Third Annual Chief Challenge 5K Run/Walk

October 7, 2012

Over 100 runners and walkers took part in the third annual Chief Challenge 5K Saturday morning at Northview High School.

The overall fastest male for the second straight year was Northview’s Isaac McGahan with a time of 19:44. The fastest overall female runner was middle school student Savanna Brown from Jay at 23:39. There were 107 finishers in Saturday’s event, which was sponsored by Atmore Pepsi, Lee Veterinary Clinic, EREC, Living Water Fire Protection, Century Care Center, House of Prayer, Scott’s Pharmacy and Northescambia.com.

For a photo gallery, click here.

Chief Challenge 5K results were as follows:

Elementary Female

  1. Shelby Rice, Bratt
  2. Audrey Goetter, Walnut Hill Christian

Elementary Male

  1. Brandon Sheldt, Molino Park
  2. Ronnie Plenkers, Molino Park
  3. Keaton Brown, Bratt

Middle School  Female

  1. Savanna Brown, Jay
  2. Victoria Amerson, Ernest Ward
  3. Lydia Smith, Ernest Ward
  4. Lexi Baggett, Ernest Ward
  5. Cailee Wilburn, Ernest Ward
  6. Ellie Amerson, Ernest Ward

Middle School  Male

  1. Heath Sheldt, Ernest Ward
  2. Patton Goetter, Walnut Hill Christian
  3. Adrian King, Ernest Ward
  4. Aaron Dees, Ernest Ward
  5. Dawson Brown, Ernest Ward
  6. Logan Calloway, Ernest Ward

High School Female

  1. Georgia Goetter, Northview
  2. Natalie Goetter, Homeschool
  3. Zacarra Davis, Northview
  4. Ashley Joiner, Northview
  5. Jazzlyn Franklin, Northview
  6. Moriah McGahan, Northview

High School Male

  1. Isaac McGahan, Northview
  2. Joe Funk, Washington
  3. Trey Johnson, Northview
  4. Josh Borelli, Northview
  5. Dakota Craft, Northview
  6. Zach Calloway, Northview

Adult Female (Ages 18-29)

  1. Angela Thompson
  2. Brandy, White
  3. Amy Greshman

Adult Male (Ages 18-29)

  1. Aaron Thompson
  2. Jeffery Huber
  3. Thaddeus Jones

Adult Female (Ages 30-39)

  1. Kristy Gibson
  2. Melissa Ward
  3. Emily Tullis

Adult Male (Ages 30-39)

  1. Eric Johnson
  2. Chris Brown
  3. Kevin McGhee

Adul Female Master(Ages 40-55)

  1. Michelle Peebles
  2. Dale Ash
  3. Regina Hare

Adult Male Master(Ages 40-55)

  1. Alan Ash
  2. Keith Peebles & Ricky Hart
  3. Greg McGahan

Grandmaster Male (Ages 56+)

  1. Glenn Goetter

For a photo gallery, click here.

Other event supporters were  Mr. & Mrs. Sharpless, Jay Sharpless, First National Bank, Audio Plus, Dr. G. West Dentistry, Photos by Mandie, Cash 4 Cans, Thirdreport.com, Mr. & Mrs. Borelli, Empowerment Tabernacle Christian Center, Christine Franklin, Eye Candy Photography, Vicki Godwin, Marion Cooper, Walnut Hill Fire Department and Officer Ronnie Gill. Northview supporters were the school’s cheerleaders, cross country, drum line, FBLA, FFA, NJROTC, volleyball, Mrs. Welch, Ms. Cathy and Ms. Kim.

NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.

Tate Freshmen Take Third In Volleyball Tourney

October 7, 2012

The freshmen Tate Lady Aggies took third place in a freshmen volleyball tournament held at Tate High School Saturday. Gulf Breeze was the first place team, followed by Fort Walton in second. Submitted photo by Hope Bonucchi for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.

Chiefs Destroy Jay In 1-1A District Opener (With Gallery)

October 6, 2012

The Northview Chiefs destroyed the Jay Royals 62-14 in the 1-1A district opener for both schools.

“I thought it was big that we were able to get a touchdown right before the half knowing that we would get the football first in the second half,” Northview head coach Sid Wheatley said. “And then the momentum was clearly in our favor.”

For a game action photo gallery, click here.

The Royals opened the scoring Friday night in Bratt with a 39-yard touchdown pass from Tate Upton to Hunter Dillashaw, 7-0 Royals. Northview tied it up with a four-yard touchdown dash from senior LaMikal Kyles, 7-7 headed into quarter two.

With 5:43 to go in the second quarter, Upton found Ashten Dennington with a 35-yard touchdown pass, 14-7 Royals.  That was it on scoring from Jay, but the Chiefs were just getting the party started.

Neino Robinson returned the TD kickoff 60-yards, and with a good kick, the game was tied 14-14.

With 3:55 in the second, Kyles was in again with a 44-yard touchdown, 21-14.  But that was not good enough for Kyles, who hit the end zone again from one yard out with 32 seconds in the half, 28-14 Northview.

By the third quarter, the Chiefs were on fire. Sophomore Ladarius Thomas scored on a two-yard run with 10:36 on the clock, 35-14. Northview’ Chad Smith recovered a quick off fumble by  Jay’s Ricky Cofield setting up another Northview touchdown just 20 seconds later. Kevin Vaughn hit Neino Robinson with a 30-yard TD pass, 49-14.

With the mercy rule, the game went to a running clock, and the Chiefs, ranked fifth in the state, switched mostly to reserves.

Just to round out the third quarter, junior Daulton Tullis completed a 23-yard touchdown pass to Jaron Myles, 56-14 to end the third quarter.

In the fourth quarter, Thomas rounded out the scoring on a 31-yard touchdown run, 62-14 Chiefs.

“I thought the defense, particularly after the first two touchdowns, played extremely well,” Wheatley said. “And the offense — anytime they put up 62 points with reserves in as well, that’s good.”

The Chiefs (4-2, 1-0) are off next Friday night before traveling to district opponent Freeport on October 19. Freeport defeated Baker 41-34 Friday night, putting the Chiefs and Freeport in the district lead.

“Freeport is always very well coached,” Wheatley said. “Those guys play extremely hard. Some of them play 48 minutes without taking a single play off. We have to go there, and we know it’s always a tough place to win over there. So we’ve got to really prepare and use those two weeks to our benefit.”

The Royals will host Cottondale next Friday night for homecoming.

For a game action photo gallery, click here. A photo gallery will cheerleaders and bands from both schools will be published Sunday.

NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.

Tate Falls To Milton, 40-28

October 6, 2012

The Milton Panthers defeated the Tate Aggies Friday night, 40-28, in a district matchup.

The Aggies (0-5, 0-3) held an early 7-0 lead with a 63-yard touchdown run from Lorenzo Long. The Aggies narrowed their deficit to 34-21 later in the game on a 70-yard drive, a majority of which was from Lorenzo Long. Long had 186 yards on 26 carries and two touchdowns.

The Tate Aggies will be at home next Friday night against Pensacola High School.

Pictured: The Tate Aggies host the Milton Panthers Friday night in Cantonment. NorthEscambia.com photos by Kristi Smith, click to enlarge.

Photos: Northview, Flomaton Dig Pink For Cancer Awareness

October 5, 2012

The Northview Lady Chiefs and the Flomaton Hurricanes took part in a Dig Pink volleyball match Thursday evening to raise breast cancer awareness.

For a photo gallery, click here.

In varsity action, Northview beat Flomaton 25-10, 20-25, 25-12, 25-8. For the Lady Chiefs, Misty Doran had seven aces, 10 kills, four blocks and two digs. Morgan Payne added two aces and six kills, and Lily Townson had 14 assists.

In junior varsity action, Northview defeated Flomaton 25-16, 25-17.  Penny Banda had eight aces for the JV Lady Chiefs, and Hanna Ging had five aces.

The Lady Chiefs will travel to Central next Tuesday with play starting at 4:30 p.m. for the junior varsity and 5:30 p.m. for the varsity. Northview will return home next Thursday for Senior night.

Donations are still being accepted on the Northview Dig Pink website (click here.)

NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.

Freshmen Football: Tate Aggies With Strong Win Over Milton

October 5, 2012

The freshmen Tate Aggies defeated the Milton Panthers Thursday night, 47-27 in Milton.

The freshmen Aggies will be at home on October 18 against the Pace Patriots at 5 p.m. before wrapping up the season on the road at Washington on November 1.

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