Volleyball: Tate Aggies Beat The Milton Panthers Times Three
September 19, 2012
The Tate Aggies defeated the Milton Panthers in high school volleyball action Tuesday.
The Tate freshmen defeated Milton in two games, and the Tate junior varsity also downed Milton.
In varsity action, Tate defeated the Milton Panthers in four games, 24-26, 25-19, 25-18, 25-19. For the Lady Aggies, Shani Conoly had 11 kills and nine blocks; Brooke White added five aces, eight kills and two blocks, Lexi Windham had 11 digs, three kills and two blocks; and Jordan Barnett contributed 11 digs and two acres.
Photos by Hope Bonucchi for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
Cross Country: Jay, PCA, Northview, Ernest Ward, Central
September 19, 2012
Pensacola Christian and Jay High were the top winners at a cross country meet held Tuesday afternoon at the Jay City Park.
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Results were as follows:
TOP BOYS TEAMS
- Pensacola Christian, 20 points
- Jay, 64 points
- Central, 72 points
- Northview, 89 points
- Ernest Ward Middle, 136 points
TOP GIRLS TEAMS
- Jay, 24 points
- Pensacola Christian, 44 points
- Central, 61 points
- Northview, 86 points
- Ernest Ward Middle, 148 points
TOP BOYS
- Micah Kemp , Jay – 17:43
- Joshua Balentine , PCA – 17:55
- Justin Jexel , PCA – 18:17
- Jeremy Carlson , PCA – 18:20
- Kody Johnson , PCA – 18:58
- Daniel Posey , PCA – 19:31
- Chris Peterson , PCA – 19:32
- Hunter Stewart , PCA – 19:34
- Cody Wolfe , Jay – 20:06
- Isaac McGahan , Northview – 20:25
- Kyle Fuller , Central – 20:28
- Mark Foley , Jay – 21:31
- Josh Strength , Central – 21:46
- Nick Lambert , Northview – 22:35
- Keifer Boyett , Central – 22:41
- Morgan Givens , Central – 23:24
- Nick Pooley , Central – 23:39
- Heath Sheldt , Ernest Ward – 23:40
- Nathan Barnes , Northview – 23:41
- Joey Belanger , Jay – 23:47
- Joshua Borelli , Northview – 23:48
- Noah Goodson , Jay – 24:54:00
- Garrett Price , Central – 25:03
- Lee Henning , Central – 25:50
- Eli Harbison , Northview – 27:19
- Zachary Calloway , Northview – 28:09
- Austin Gonzalez , Jay – 29:44
- Logan Purvis , Ernest Ward – 30:09
- Jimi Brooks , Ernest Ward – 30:13
- Logan Calloway , Ernest Ward – 30:27
- Dawson Brown , Ernest Ward – 30:41
- Aaron Dees , Ernest Ward – 30:44
- Gavin Coon , Northview – 30:55
- Korbin Bryan , Ernest Ward – 40:03
TOP GIRLS
- Lauren Cochran , PCA – 21:01
- Jessica Thornton , Jay – 21:36
- Jorja Agrait , Jay – 22:21
- Sarah Jacobs , PCA – 22:39
- Savannah Brown , Jay – 23:48
- Carsen Arrant , Jay – 23:50
- Georgia Goetter , Northview – 24:00
- Jenna Thornton , Jay – 25:02
- Beth Smith , Central – 25:11
- Megan Henderson , PCA – 25:13
- Beth Hopkins , Central – 26:17
- Erica Waters , Central – 26:26
- Ann Brock , PCA – 26:30:00
- Brandi Bradley , Central – 26:56
- Cameron Dilliard , Central – 27:02
- Monica Smith , PCA – 27:26:00
- Kennedy Fuller , Central – 27:46
- Zacarra Davis , Northview – 27:44
- Jazzlyn Franklin , Northview – 28:05
- Moriah McGahan , Northview – 28:12
- Kendra Weekes , Jay – 28:13:00
- Ashley Joiner , Northview – 28:53.4
- Allaina Morrow , Central – 28:53.7
- Mason Solchenberger , Northview – 29:10.1
- RayAnn Free , Jay – 29:10.4
- Bethany Reynolds , Northview – 29:34
- Lydia Smith , Ernest Ward – 29:49:00
- Victoria Amerson , Ernest Ward – 30:13
- Mikayla Gagnon , PCA – 30:48
- Lexxi Baggett , Ernest Ward – 36:06
- Cailee Wilburn , Ernest Ward – 36:17
- Rebekah Amerson , Ernest Ward – 37:41
- Sarah Perritt , Ernest Ward – 38:54
- Hannah Ellis , Ernest Ward – 41:29
Northview, West Florida Only Area Teams State Ranked
September 19, 2012
Two Escambia County football teams are in the state rankings this week.
The Northview Chiefs (2-1) held on to their No. 4 ranking this week in Class 1A behind Union County (3-0), Trenton (3-0), and Holmes County (3-0),.
The West Florida Jaguars (3-0) debuted in the state rankings this week at No. 10 in Class 5A.
Pictured top: The Northview Chiefs, ranked No. 4 in the state in Class 1A, defeated Chipley last Friday night. Pictured below: The West Florida Jaguars, ranked No. 10 in Class 5A, beat 6A Tate High School last Friday night. NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
Volleyball: Jay Defeats Northview
September 19, 2012
Jay defeated Northview in both varsity and junior varsity volleyball action Tuesday in Jay.
In varsity play, Jay downed Northview 25-21, 25-22, 20-25, 15-25, 15-11. For the Lady Chiefs, Misty Doran had 17 kills and two aces, and Shelley Mothershed had two aces, two kills and 11 assists.
In junior varsity action, the Lady Royals defeated Northview 25-16, 25-15. Kyndall Hall had one ace, one kill and one assist for the JV NHS Lady Chiefs.
On Monday, Northview beat Jay in varsity action, and Jay downed Northview’s JV.
On Thursday, the Northview Lady Chiefs will host Laurel Hill in Bratt beginning at 4:30. Also Thursday, Jay will host Flomaton starting at 4:30.
Pictured: Action between Northview and Jay Monday in Bratt. NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
Volleyball: Northview, Jay Split Wins (With Photo Gallery)
September 18, 2012
Northview and Jay split junior varsity and varsity wins in high school volleyball Monday afternoon at Northview.
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In varsity action, the Lady Chiefs of Northview beat the Lady Royals of Jay in three, 25-17, 25-18, and 25-18. For the Northview, Danielle Steadham had two aces and seven kills; Lily Townson had one ace, one kill and 10 assists. Misty Doran added four aces, six kills and one assist for the Lady Chiefs.
In junior varsity play, Jay defeated Northview. 25-17, 28-26. Shebly Nielson had three aces and two kills for the JV Lady Chiefs.
Jay and Northview will meet again Tuesday on the other side of the river; Northview will travel to Jay with the JV taking the court at 4:30 p.m. and the varsity playing at 5:30.
Pictured: Volleyball action from Jay at Northview Monday afternoon. NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
Volleyball: Tate Beats PCA (With Photo Gallery)
September 18, 2012
In varsity volleyball action, the Tate Lady Aggies defeated Pensacola Christian Academy in three sets Monday night.
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For the Tate Lady Aggies: Brooke White 1 ace, 9 kills, 5 blocks; Shani Conoly 1 ace, 1 dig, 9 kills, 3 blocks; Jordan Barnett 9 digs; Julie McKinley 1 ace, 2 blocks; Heather Thomason 5 aces, 5 digs; Jordan White 2 aces, 1 dig, 4 kills, 1 block; Carissa Carroll 2 digs; Lauren Merts 1 ace, 1 dig, 19 assists; Lexi Windham 2 aces, 3 digs, 1 kill, 1 block.
Photos by Hope Bonucchi for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
Week Three: Prep Football Standings
September 17, 2012
Another week with big winners, and big losers, is in the history books, but there still have been no district games for real standings in the playoff hunt.
That will change this Friday night in District 1-6A and District 1-5A with most teams meeting district opponents. For District 1-1A, Friday night will be another week of playing non-district games.
Here’s a look at last week’s results and this Friday night’s schedule:
Jay’s Dobson Win Semper Fi Run, Cantonment Marine Second
September 16, 2012
Matt Dobson of Jay won the 29th Annual Semper Fi 5K Charity Run Saturday morning in Pensacola, edging out Marine David Hanes of Cantonment by five seconds.
Dobson, 43, finished the course, which was in reality a shortened 2.6 miles rather than a standard 3.1 mile 5K, in 13:32, just ahead of Hanes’ 13:37.
Proceeds from the race — about $25,000 — benefited several local charities, including Gulf Coast Kid’s House, Escambia Westgate School, the Miracle League of Pensacola, New Horizons of Northwest Florida, and Boys and Girls Clubs of the Emerald Coast.
For a complete list of run finishers, click here (pdf).
Top North Escambia are finishers, ranked by place, were:
1 - Matt Dobson , Jay – 13:32
2 - David Hanes , Cantonment – 13:37
91 - Jason Beck , Cantonment – 19:31
121 - Michael Leblanc , Cantonment – 20:18
176 - Paul Jones , Cantonment – 20:58
211 - Mark Hornbrook , Cantonment – 21:30
248 - Devan Huston , Cantonment – 22:01
249 - Don Huston , Cantonment – 22:01
261 - Donna Hassebrock , Molino – 22:14
293 - Rayna Phillips , Cantonment – 22:57
305 - Scott Adams , Cantonment – 23:17
379 - Hugh Long , Atmore – 24:30:00
418 - Vincent Joiner , Cantonment – 25:08
455 - David Frederick , Cantonment – 25:46
522 - Shannon Phillips , Cantonment – 27:44
530 - Robert Boyero , Cantonment – 27:56
564 - Rob Bath , Molino – 28:51
565 - Dale Crabtee , Cantonment – 28:51
569 - Lauren Rhodes , Cantonment – 29:00
613 - Frederick Strawitch III , McDavid – 30:36
678 - Ann Jones , Cantonment – 32:50
686 - MacEe Anders , Jay – 33:02:00
754 - Brandy Hendrix , Cantonment – 42:52
755 - Joann Martin , Jay – 43:26:00
759 - Missy Chambers , Cantonment – 46:54
769 - Rodney Rmitchell , Cantonment – 51:45
Sweet Revenge: Northview Chiefs Beat The Chipley Tigers
September 15, 2012
Call it sweet revenge.
After a regular season and a state semifinal loss to the Chipley Tigers last season, the Northview Chiefs stormed back in the second half Friday night to beat the Chipley Tigers 50-29.
“It was awesome,” said Northview head coach Sid Wheatley said. “It was great to come back and get a good win tonight.”
After trailing Chipley 14-6 at the half, Northview powered back in the fourth to recover from a 29-29 tie for the win.
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“It’s great to see that when we are down, this team has the character to know that they can come back and fight through some adversity and get the win,” Wheatley said. But Wheatley said his Chiefs –ranked No. 4 in the state in Class 1A — still need some improvement.
“We need to limit some of the big plays defensively; I’m still not satisfied giving up 29 points. We need to tighten up defensively and not let it be a second half deal like it was tonight,” he said. “I thought overall it was a great character win for the this football team.”
For many of the players, students and fans, the win meant a little more than just beating Chipley. The initials KWJ were written in the eye black on the players in a game dedicated to the memory of Kenneth Wade Jernigan, a Northview student killed last school year in a texting and driving accident. Jernigan would have turned 17 on Friday.
Chipley took and early 7-0 lead on a one-yard run with 5:25 in the first and expanded their advantage to 14-0 with 9:39 in the second.
The Chiefs did not get the on the scoreboard until the second on a 33-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Daulton Tullis to LaMikal Kyles. A missed kick, and the Chiefs were still behind at 14-6. Northview set up a 30-yard field goal at the halftime buzzer, but Kevin Vaughan was outside the uprights. Vaughan is also the Chiefs starting quarterback, but he’s still out at QB with a broken wrist.
Neino Robinson set the Chiefs on fire, opening the third quarter with a 79-yard touchdown run. With a good two point conversion from Kyles, the Chiefs and the Tigers were even at 14-14.
The Tigers roared again with 5:07 in the third to take a 22-14 advantage. About a minute later, Kyles made the end zone from four yards out, and the Chiefs made the two point conversion on a Tullis to Daniel toss, 22-22.
Still locked at 22-22 headed into the fourth, Northview took the lead 29-22 with 9-yard run by Brannon Freeman and a kick through the uprights from Vaughan. But Chipley answered with a 65-yard TD run and a kick, 29-29 with 10:2 to go.
The remainder of the fourth was the Northview Chiefs Show, with the Chiefs defensive stopping Chipley dead behind the line of scrimmage multiple times and a forward marching offense.
Robinson returned an interception 60-yards and a good Vaughan kick, 36-29 Chiefs.
The Chiefs wrapped up their win with a 2-yard run from Roderick Woods and a good Vaughan kick, 50-29.
The Northview Chiefs will host South Walton next Friday night at 7:00 in Bratt.
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NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
West Florida Beats Tate
September 15, 2012
The West Florida Jaguars beat the Tate Aggies 56-7 Friday night in Cantonment.
The Aggies were unable to cross midfield until the second quarter against a strong West Florida defense, and West Florida held a 42-0 lead at the half thanks to a strong offense. WFHS quarterback Joey Baker had just over 300 yards and touchdown passes of 15, 46 and 26 yards plus a 1-yard keeper.
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Pictured: West Florida beat the Tate Aggies Friday night in Cantonment. Submitted photos by Hope Bonucchi for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
