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High School Football and Highlights for Thursday, Sept. 17
PANAMA CITY, Fla. (WJHG/WECP) - Thursday. To stay up to date on all the latest news as it develops, follow WJHG on Facebook, Instagram and X (Twitter). Have a news tip or see an error that needs correction? Email news@wjhg.com. Please include the article’s headline in your message. Keep...
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Bay and Rutherford set to renew long football rivalry Friday
PANAMA CITY, Fla. (WJHG/WECP) -Bay and Rutherford will meet Friday night in a rivalry that dates back to Nov. 22, 1963, the day President John F. Kennedy was assassinated, when the two schools met on the football field for the first time. The teams enter this year’s matchup with opposite...
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South Walton extends win streak against Arnold
PANAMA CITY BEACH, Fla. (WMBB) – The South Walton Seahawks defeated the Arnold Marlins 56-12 in a week five matchup. The Seahawks move to 4-1 and will host Pine Forest Friday, September 25. The Marlins drop to 1-3 and will host Rickards Friday, September 25.
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Bozeman gets first victory of season against Sneads in week five
SNEADS, Fla. (WMBB) – The Bozeman Bucks defeated the Sneads Pirates 28-12 in a week five matchup. The Bucks move to 1-3 and will travel to Jay Friday, September 25. The Pirates fall to 2-3 and will host Liberty County Friday, September 25.
Northwest Florida Daily News
Niceville volleyball winners of 10 of past 11, embracing 'grit'
NICEVILLE — It's not so much a motto, but a way of life for Niceville volleyball. "Grit" — that's what the Eagles call the recipe behind their 12-3 start, and it can take on added meaning depending on who you talk to. For Anna Sutter and Katherine Newkirk, standing 6-foot-2 and 6-foot on the middle block, it means embracing life as Niceville's first line of defense at the net. For libero Aprille Trotter, it means no weak links on the defensive end; she and her teammates telling one another before every match, "Don't let the ball drop. Keep the ball off the floor." For setter and three-year starter Carnley Summerlin, it means wearing many hats: quarterback of the offense, blocking alongside the middles and being that voice to make sure bodies are flying around, loose balls are staying in the air and communication is flowing. Week 5 HS football picks: Choctaw-Niceville, FWB-Walton, SoWAl-Arnold and more As for the outside hitters, also an integral part of Niceville's vaunted block, Kate Jannazo said it's partly anticipating where the ball's going, seeing the opponents' arm slots and judging the angles to be set up best defensively. For Claire Ivey, "we just are always
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Week 5 preview: Choctaw-Niceville headlines a loaded Friday night slate
Week 5 is here, and it’s headlined by one game: Choctaw-Niceville at Joe Etheredge Stadium on Friday night. With that said, here’s the schedule. All games at 7 p.m. CT unless otherwise noted. Thursday, Sept. 17. Central at Baker. Friday, Sept. 18. Niceville at Choctaw. Walton at Fort...
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ULM Men's Golf Lands Top-Five Finish at Sandestin Collegiate Classic
DESTIN, Fla. – The ULM men's golf team continued the fall season in Destin, Florida, competing in Texas State's Sandestin Collegiate Classic. The Warhawks finished fifth of 14 teams, recording a score of 846 (+6). Three Warhawks shared the team lead with nine birdies apiece for a team total of 36.
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Sneads’ Bill Thomas talks retirement after 2026 season
SNEADS, Fla. (WMBB) – It’s been 13 years since Head Coach Bill Thomas first set foot at Sneads High School, but he says it may soon be time to turn the page. Coach Thomas has spent 30 years altogether coaching high school football. But with a family and business, he says it may be time […]
Destin Log
Campbell's Tree Care cuts down T$M on the softball field
Campbell's Tree Care defeated T$M 18-8 in the city of Destin's Coed Softball League. Nelson Santiago led Campbell's Tree Care with four singles and four RBIs. In other games, Urban Air beat Beau Esprit 18-15, and Destin Commons won against Legendary Marine 19-3. The GAB Spot also secured a 15-13...
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Niceville volleyball sweeps South Walton at home
Niceville picked up its most impressive win of the season Tuesday night, sweeping South Walton 25-16, 25-14, 25-16 at home after the Seahawks swept the Lady Eagles at South Walton on Aug. 20. “We played well. I know South Walton is not at its healthiest moment right now,” head coach...
Niceville.com
Niceville multi-sport athlete seeks community support
NICEVILLE, Fla. — A young Niceville athlete has reached the Top 10 in a national voting competition for young athletes and is seeking community support as voting continues. Ten-year-old Alison Ruckman has advanced to the Top 10 in her group in the 2026 Youth Athlete of the Year Competition. Voting is now underway to determine which competitors advance to the Top 5. Alison is a multi-sport athlete who plays lacrosse with the Niceville Eagles Lacrosse Club, swims with the Bluewater Bay Wahoos and competes as a Level 3 gymnast with US Gold Gymnastics in Miramar Beach. Her mother, Mary Ruckman, said Alison’s path to competitive gymnastics has been an example of the determination she hopes her daughter carries with her beyond sports. After about six months in gymnastics, Alison tried out for the competitive team and earned a second evaluation, according to her mother. She did not make the team that year but continued training and returned the following year to try again. This time, she earned a place on the Level 3 competitive team. “That perseverance is exactly what we want her to take away from this experience: sometimes you don’t get the ‘yes’ the first time, but that
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Northview shuts out St. Joe 35-0
The Port St. Joe Tiger Sharks’ first win of the varsity football season remained elusive Friday night, as they fell 35-0 in a district matchup at the Northview Chiefs in Bratt in Escambia County. The Chiefs scored a touchdown in each of the first three quarters, and then capped...
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Bozeman Bucks look for first victory of the season in week five against Sneads
PANAMA CITY, Fla. (WMBB) – Week five of high school football is upon us, and the Bozeman Bucks will take on the Sneads Pirates Friday night. Bozeman is coming off a bye week, so they’ve only played in three games this season compared to Snead’s five. The Bucks are sitting winless on the season at […]
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Mosley turns focus to Gadsden County after win over Chiles
PANAMA CITY, Fla. (WJHG/WECP) -The Mosley Dolphins remained unbeaten this high school football season with a 36-0 win over district foe Chiles on Friday. Quarterback J.P. Holsombake threw for 273 yards and three touchdowns in the win. The Dolphins also had more than 100 yards on the ground. The win kept Mosley’s season perfect at 4-0.
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Week 4 recap: Walton stays perfect, Niceville and Fort Walton Beach cruise in district play
Week 4 opened with a disruption when the Choctaw at Escambia matchup was postponed to Week 7 after strong thunderstorms Friday hampered Escambia’s field. Beyond that, Mother Nature cooperated and the rest of the slate played out without a hitch. Niceville, Fort Walton Beach and South Walton all earned...
Northwest Florida Daily News
South Walton's Neely Kight commits to Miami women's golf
SANTA ROSA BEACH — With the Hurricanes full-send on Neely Kight, the decision to commit wasn't so much why Miami? It became, "Why not Miami?" The year-round beautiful weather. The facilities at Biltmore Golf Course. The coaching staff of Janice Olivencia and assistant Jim Garren. To Kight, considered one of the top 50 golfers of the 2028 class and on the short list of state title contenders in the Sunshine State, it was an easy decision to commit to the Hurricanes in the midst of her junior year. Vote now: FPL Athlete of the Week for Sept. 7-12 "I think the biggest thing for me was the coaches, coach Janice and coach Jim, they're phenomenal people and they're really creating such a great program down there in Miami," Kight said. "And obviously the weather is great for golfing, and I just really like the program that they've started and continue to build. I'm really excited." Kight is coming off back-to-back incredible campaigns as an underclassman. As a freshman, she shot 78-72 at state to finish seventh individually and lead the Seahawks to their first-ever state title on her way to shoring up Daily News Golfer of the Year honors. Then
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Vernon Yellowjackets Host Cottondale Hornets Football
September 11, 2026, was a special night in Vernon!. Before kickoff, the Jackets’ football field was officially renamed Jerry Tyre Stadium in honor of the great Mr. Jerry Tyre. Mr. Tyre was there for the dedication, along with members of the school board, family, friends, and members of the community. It was a great ceremony and a well-deserved honor for someone who has meant so much to Vernon.