High School Football Scoreboard
October 25, 2025
Here are Friday night high football scores from across the North Escambia area.
FLORIDA
- Northview 60, Central (Hayneville, AL) 0 [Story, photos...]
- Crestview 38, Tate 6 [Story...]
- Jay 45, Wewahitchka 14
- West Florida 30, Pensacola High 22
- Pine Forest 40, Escambia 0
- Washington 42, Destin 7
- Pensacola Catholic 24, South Walton 13
- Niceville 45, MIlton 21
- Pace 41, Navarre 21
- Mosley 54, Gulf Breeze 14
- Central 51, Lighthouse Private Christian Academy 8
ALABAMA
- Cottage Hill Christian Academy 13, Flomaton 7
- Escambia Academy 49, Evangel Christian Academy 24
- Greenville 27, Escambia County 18
- Bayside Academy 23, T.R. Miller 14
- W.S. Neal 35, Mobile Christian 22
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Tate Aggies Fall To The Crestview Bulldogs
October 25, 2025
The Tate Aggies fell 38-6 on the road to the Crestview Bulldogs Friday night.
The only touchdown for the Aggies came on a Tanner Clark run in the second quarter.
Tate (6-3) will close the regulars season on Thursday night, October 30, as the Aggies host the Escambia Gators (3-6) in Pete Gindl Stadium.
NorthEscambia.com file photo.
Tate Junior’s Dream To Cheer For The Aggie Nation Comes True
October 20, 2025
For Tate High School junior Acacia Carrol, the roar of the crowd and the bright Pete Gindl Stadium lights weren’t just the backdrop for any football game—they were the vibrant stage for a long-held dream come true recently.
Acacia, a Tate High Access Points student, had always wanted to join the legendary Aggie cheer squad. Her wish began quietly with a simple request from her mother to teacher and cheer coach Morgan Norwood at the start of the season.
“She’s always wanted to be a cheerleader,” Norwood explained saying that her mom reached out, and the answer was an unconditional yes.
The Tate cheer program worked quickly to welcome their newest member. “We gave her a uniform, we gave her some cheer shoes, and now she’s here with us,” Norwood said.
Acacia became a guest cheerleader. She worked hard on the sidelines, mastering routines alongside her teammates. But most impactful contribution wasn’t a perfect toe-touch or synchronized motion—it was her pure, infectious joy cheering for the Aggie Nation.
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Perfect Start: Ice Flyers Win Season Opener in Shootout Thriller (With Gallery)
October 19, 2025
Amidst a night of celebration featuring multiple arena upgrades, a fresh coaching staff, and an energetic crowd of 5,274 fans, the Ice Flyers found a way to grind out a victory in what proved to be a hard-fought battle.
Ice Flyers forward Matt Wiesner opened the scoring with the only goal of the first period. The second period remained scoreless. In the third period, Macon forward Matteo Ybarra tied the game. The contest remained tight through regulation and overtime, ultimately requiring a shootout to decide the winner.
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n the sixth round of the shootout, Lukas Jirousek stepped up and delivered the game-winning goal, sending the home crowd into a frenzy and giving the Ice Flyers a thrilling 2-1 victory over the Mayhem. It was the perfect way to christen the new era of Ice Flyers hockey as the team celebrates 30 years of hockey in Pensacola.
The Ice Flyers will travel to face the Huntsville Havoc on Friday, October 24, before returning home to host the Birmingham Bulls on October 25 .
Scoring Summary
First Period
MAC 0, PEN 1
13:08 Matt Wiesner (1) – Zack Bross, Ethan Price
Shots on goal: MAC 8, PEN 10
Second Period
No scoring.
Shots on goal: MAC 8, PEN 13
Third Period
MAC 1, PEN 1
8:45 Matteo Ybarra (1) – Unassisted.
Shots on goal: MAC 16, PEN 7
Overtime
No scoring.
Shots on goal: MAC 2, PEN 1
Shootout
6th Round Lukas Jirousek (1)
Total Shots: MAC 34, PEN 32
UWF Now 7-0 With Win Over West Alabama
October 19, 2025
The University of West Florida football team stayed unbeaten on the season with a thrilling 23-16 win over West Alabama on Saturday night at Tiger Stadium. The Argonauts improved to 7-0 overall off a late fourth-quarter drive to remain perfect on the year.
Quarterback Marcus Stokes led the UWF offense with 327 passing yards and two touchdowns on 24-of-36 passing. His final touchdown, an 11-yard strike to Tyree Holloway with just 56 seconds remaining, capped a clutch 89-yard scoring drive and put the Argonauts ahead for good. TJ Lane followed with a two-point conversion run to make it a seven-point game.
UWF struck first early in the second quarter when Stokes connected with Javon Swinton on a 31-yard touchdown pass, giving the Argos a 6-0 lead that they would take into the half. In the third quarter, Lane extended the lead with a 2-yard touchdown run, and Brogan Woeber added a 29-yard field goal to make it 15-7 entering the final quarter.
West Alabama fought back, cutting the lead to two with a touchdown early in the fourth and taking a 16-15 lead on a 23-yard field goal with 3:20 left. However, Stokes and the Argos responded under pressure, leading the game-winning drive in just over two minutes to secure the victory and keep their perfect record intact.
UWF’s offense posted 458 total yards, including 327 through the air and 131 on the ground while controlling the ball for more than 37 minutes. Lane led the Argos in rushing with 101 yards and a touchdown on 18 carries, while Corey Scott led all receivers with 118 yards on six catches. Swinton added five receptions for 85 yards and a score.
The Argonaut defense turned in another strong performance, forcing two interceptions and holding West Alabama to just 75 rushing yards. Walker Robinson led the unit with 10 tackles, and Roderick Webb sealed the win with an interception in the final minute.
Northview Chiefs Slip To The No. 1 Rural Team In The State (With Gallery)
October 18, 2025
The Northview Chiefs had a tough time Friday night against Blountstown, the No. 1 team in the state in the Rural Classification.
The Tigers topped the Chiefs 59-0 in Bratt. Blountstown has dominated opponents this year, entering Friday night’s contest averaging 57 points per game while giving up just 9.
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*Look for cheerleader, mini cheerleader, fan and band photos next week.
Tigers improved to 8-0, 5-0 in district play, while the Chiefs slipped to 1-7 overall, 1-4 in the district.
Next week, Northview will host the Central Lions from Hayneville, Alabama, which is 0-8 this season.
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Tanner Clark’s Touchdowns Lift Tate Over Washington
October 18, 2025
The Tate Aggies beat the Washington Wildcats 24-21 Friday night in Pensacola.
Sophomore Tanner Clark had three touchdowns for the Aggies, including a 47-yard TD to put Tate on the board fist.
The Aggies went on to win 24-21.
Next week, the Tate Aggies (6-2, 1-1) will head to Crestview to face the Bulldogs (4-3, 1-1).
NorthEscambia.com file photo.
High School Football Scoreboard
October 18, 2025
Here is the Friday night North Escambia area football schedule:
FLORIDA
- Tate 24, Washington 21 [Story..]
- Blountstown 59, Northview 0 [Story, photos...]
- Jay 13, South Choctaw 6M
- Milton 27, West Florida 20
- Pace 34, Pine Forest 12
- Crestview 24, Escambia 6
- St. Michael Catholic 50, Pensacola High 13
- Navarre 46, Gulf Beeeze 6
- Central at Veron
- Bye: Pensacola Catholic
ALABAMA
- Flomaton 19, Hillcrest (Evergreen) 6
- Escambia Academy 62, Heritage Christian 0
- Escambia County (Atmore) 49, Satsuma 14
- Jackson at W.S. Neal
- Bye: T.R. Miller
Tate Lady Aggies Fall To Gulf Breeze In District Tourney
October 15, 2025
In the 6A District 1 Quarterfinals Tuesday night, the top-ranked Gulf Breeze Dolphins defeated the Tate Aggies 3-1, ending the season for the Lady Aggies.
Gulf Breeze defeated Tate 25-13, 21-25, 25-19, and 25-17. The loss ended the season for the Lady Aggies.
Tate made the quarterfinals with a 3-0 weep of Crestview on Monday, 25-23, 25-22, 25-23.
Gulf Breeze will face Niceville on Thursday for the district championship.
Tate Aggies Sweep District Quarterfinal Match Over Crestview (With Gallery)
October 14, 2025
The No. 4 ranked Tate Aggies secured a decisive victory Tuesday night, sweeping the No. 5 Crestview Bulldogs 3-0 in the 6A District 1 quarterfinals at Tate.
The Aggies took control immediately, narrowly clinching the first set 25-23. Building momentum, Tate’s defense tightened in the subsequent sets, winning 25-22 and 25-23 to complete the clean sweep and end Crestview’s season.
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The Aggies (20-5, 4-2) will travel to No. 1 ranked Gulf Breeze (22-3, 8-0) at 6 p.m. in Tuesday’s semifinals. No. 2 Niceville will also hot No. 6 Navarre ahead of Thursday’s final.
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