Neal Beats Northview; Flomaton Over Jay – Newton Gets Single, Double, Triple & Homer

April 19, 2011

The Jay High School Royals picked up a win Monday over the Flomaton Hurricanes, while the Northview Chiefs were dealt a loss.

W.S. Neal 10 Northview 2

W.S. Neal defeated the Northview Chiefs 10-2 Monday in Bratt. The Chiefs will wrap up their regular season as they host West Florida Thursday at 6:00. Playoffs begin Monday, April 25 in Jay.

Flomaton 13 Jay 0

The Flomaton Hurricanes defeated the Jay Royals 13-0 Monday afternoon in Jay. Jacob Newton was 4-4 with a single, a double, a triple and a homer for the Hurricanes — believed to be a first in the school’s history during a single game.

The Royals will be on the road with a 6 p.m. Tuesday game at Gulf Breeze.

Pictured: Jacob Newton of the Flomaton Hurricanes. Submitted photo for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.

Jay Names New Cheerleaders

April 19, 2011

The new cheerleaders for 2011-2012 have been named at Jay High School.

Members of the varsity square are (pictured top, L-R) Meredith Owens, Carly Owens, Sha Kinder, Morgin Mitchem, Kaitlyn Aguirre, Crystal Brown, Katy Bodiford, Tori Reid, Brook Tegenkamp, Abby Raney, Hannah Roberts, Kyrah Dunsford, Jody Paramore, Kayla Flowers, (not pictured) Tessa Hendricks and Camille Driver. The varsity coach is Junia Fischer.

Members of the junior varsity squad are (front, L-R) Miranda Roberts, Savannah Seevers, Kendra Wells, Brittani Ashworth, Alisha Roberts, Launa Burkhead, Emma Andrews, Taylor Scott, (back, L-R) Madelyn Godwin, Rebecca Boutwell, Courtney Walther, Savannah Dubose, Emily Wright, Alaina Smith, Danielle Harrington, Leslie Kinder, Reilly Andrews and (not pictured) Makenzie Bray. The JV coach is Mindy Jordan.

Submitted photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.

Local Girls Place In Miss Majorette Of Alabama Competition

April 18, 2011

Colbi Kendall and Scarlet Carter of Flomaton won first place awards in the Miss Majorette of Alabama Baton Twirling Competition this weekend in Wetumpka.

Carter competed for the first time in the one baton solo division and brought home first place in the one baton 13-15 year old novice division. Kendall competed in the beginner level for the 10-12 year olds and brought home first in one baton solo, first in show twirl and third in two baton.

Last month, Kendall competed in the open division of the Florida State Competition in Winter Haven and won first in two baton, third in show twirl and fifth in one baton solo.

Chiefs Beat The Royals For Top Spot In District

April 16, 2011

Northview JV Downs FlomatonThe Northview Chiefs beat the Jay Royals 4-3 Friday afternoon in Jay to claim the top seed in the upcoming District 1-2A baseball tournament.

The Chiefs are 12-7 on the season, 7-2 in the district, while the Royals are 12-7, 6-3 for the second seed in District 1-2A.

Northview was led at the plate by Josh Scott. He was 2 for 3, with a double, and 2 RBI’s, including the game winner in the bottom of the 6th to score Kevin Vaughan with the winning run. Kevin Vaughan was 2 for 3 with a run scored, and an RBI. Tyler Brooks was 1 for 3 with a double, a run scored, and an RBI. Dabney Langhorne was 1 for 3 with a run scored for the Chiefs, as well.

Colton Sims was the winning pitcher for Northview running his record to 7-3 on the season. He pitched 7 innings, gave up 3 runs on 5 hits. He walked one and struck out one.

Northview improved it’s district record to 8-2 on the season. The Chiefs return to action Monday, April 18, for Senior Night beginning at 6 p.m. vs WS Neal.

The district tournament begins Monday, April 25 in Jay and continues April 26 with the championship game set for Thursday, April 28.

Northview To Hold Beginners Volleyball Clinic Next Week

April 15, 2011

http://www.northescambia.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/NHS-Volley-018.jpgNorthview High School will host a Volleyball Junior/Beginners Clinic next week for new players wishing to learn the basics of the game.

Participants must be in at least the sixth grade. High school participants are also welcome if they are new to volleyball.  Different skill level groups will be formed during the clinic. Participants will work with current and former Northview players and coaches and learn to improve their individual and team skills. Sessions will begin at 4 p.m. each day April 19-21.

The cost is $30. For a flyer and registration/release form with more information, click here.

For questions, call Betty Heaton at (850) 327-6681 or email bheaton@escambia.k12.fl.us.

NorthEscambia.com file photo, click to enlarge.

Northview JV Downs Flomaton

April 15, 2011

The junior varsity Northview Chiefs ended their season Thursday with a win over the Flomaton Hurricanes. Northview beat the ‘Canes 9-5 to end their season at 14-3.

Northview High Names 2011-2012 Cheerleaders

April 14, 2011

Northview High School has named varsity and junior varsity cheerleaders for 2011-2012. They are as follows:

Varsity
Charleigh McPherson
Lauren McCall
Autumn Slay
Taylor Rigby
Brittany Thompson
Ashley Cunningham
Ashley Mooney
Ariel Holland
Katelynne Calloway
Anna Fischer
Abby Odom
Taylor Byrd
Alissa Fiellin
Shaquanna Jones
Ali Martin
Madison Arrington

Junior Varsity
Rebekah Sepulveda
Lauryn Walker
Tamara Green
Mariah Albritton
Samantha Barrow
Chloe Leonard
Mallory Wiggins
Courtney Weaver
Lana Clayton
Kendal Cobb
Morgan Ward
Hannah Gibson
Kamryn Brock
Kristen Byrd

Free Fishing Clinic For Kids

April 14, 2011

There will be a free kids fishing clinic Saturday in Pensacola.

Sponsored by the Pensacola Recreational Fishermen, the free clinic will be held at Plaza de Luna in downtown Pensacola (at the foot of Palafox Street) from 8 a.m. until noon. The clinic is for children ages 4 to 14. All participants must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Children will receive t-shirts, fishing rods, tackle boxes and more. They will learn how to tie knots, cast, proper fish handling, enjoy touch tanks and more. Older kids will learn about fly fishing and cast net throwing.

Northview JV And Varsity Shut Out Pine Forest

April 13, 2011

The Northview Chiefs beat Pine Forest 4-0 Tuesday in varsity high school softball action.

Miranda Burkett pitched the complete game for the Chiefs, striking out four and allowing just five hits. She was a 1-2 on the mound.

All four of the Chiefs runs came in the second inning.

Junior Varsity

Northview’s JV softball team finished their season  Tuesday with a 9-0 win over Pine Forest.  The team finished with a 9-3 season.
Morgan Digmon pitched a two hit shutout for her eighth win with just one loss for the season.   Shaquanna Jones and Ariel Holland had base hits for the Chiefs. Ali Martin and Tiffini Pritchett both scored two runs each in the victory.  The Chiefs defense made no error in the win over the Eagles.
Northview’s JV record for the past two years is a combined 15 wins and 5 losses.

Results, Photo Gallery: Atmore Relay For Life 5K

April 10, 2011

Just over 50 runners and walkers from across the area took part in a 5K Run/Walk Saturday sponsored by the Atmore Family Medicine Relay for Life team.

Overall male winner was Keith Bell, with a time of 19:09, and the overall female winner (also second place overall) was Rebecca Massie at 19:24. Top male finishers in their respective age groups were Arri Torres, Keith Bell, Jason Miller and Brian Bruley. Top female finishers in their respective age groups were Bethany Reynolds, Jazzlyn Franklin, Rebecca Massie and Glenda Prewett.

For a photo gallery from the event, click here.

Results were as follows:

WINNERS OF AGE DIVISIONS

Overall Male – Keith Bell 19:09
Overall Female — Rebecca Massie 19:24

MALE

Under 15
1. Arri Torres
2. Adrian King
3. Jadon Torres
15-30
1. Keith Bell
2. Dakota Goins
3. Douglas Dunkle
31-50
1.Jason Miller
2. Jason Weber
3. David McNairn
Over 50
1. Brian Bruley

FEMALE

Under 15
1. Bethany Reynolds
2. Ashley Presley
3. Samantha Sharpless
15-30
1. Jazzlyn Franklin
2. Gia Rodriguez
3. Brittany Martin
31-50
1. Rebecca Massie
2. Natalie Nall
3. Sheron Stewart
Over 50
1. Glenda Prewett
2. Rhonda Bruley
3. Barbara Hartley

OVERALL RESULTS WITH TIMES

1. Keith Bell 19:09
2. Rebecca Massie 19:24
3. Dakota Goins 21:45
4. Jason Miller 23:08
5. Jason Weber 26:32
6. Jazzlyn Franklin 28:23
7. Arri Torres 28:38
8. Gia Rodriquez 28:38
9. David McNairn 28:48
10. Adrian King 29:14
11. Bethany Reynolds 29:41
12. Ashley Presley 30:39
13. Natalie Nall 31:17
14. Brittany Martin 34:37
15. Jadon Torres 34:56
16. Brantley Jagel 35:55
17. Tiffany Jagel 35:55
18. Douglas Dunkle 37:47
19. Michelle Carnley 38:04
20. Jacob Johnson 38:18
21. Samantha Sharpless 39:13
22. Sheron Stewart 39:30
23. Lisa Miller 39:59
24. Lynette Penner 39:59
25. Brittany Linam 41:09
26. Emily Stewart 41:37
27. Larry Stewart 41:40
28. Kim Chambless 42:31
29. Mary McPherson 42:32
30. Kyndall Hall 43:55
31. Julia Rockman 46:37
32. Jeannie Sharpless 47:55
33. Barbara Hartley 47:56
34. Glenda Prewett 49:08
35. Brian Bruley 49:49
36. Rhonda Bruley 49:49
37. Brittany Flota 49:59
38. Caitlyn Rigby 49:59
39. Mikaela Santos 49:59
40. Caroline Hayles 51:44
41. Tammy Hollington 51:44
42. Barbara Luker 51:45
43. Rhonda Linam 51:46
44. Anna Rockman 51:50
45. Kim Miller 52:01
46. Brian Rose 52:02
47. Rita Jones 54:24
48. Beverly Helton 54:27
49. Maria Torres 54:29
50. Michelle Helton-Shue 55:05
51. Annette Johnson 55:25.

Pictured top: Overall winner Keith Bell approaches the finish line Saturday during a Relay for Life 5K. Pictured top inset: Overall female winner Rebecca Massie. Pictured below: Ready, set, go. NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.

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