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Bay High football upsets undefeated Mosley in overtime thriller
PANAMA CITY, Fla. — Bay High closed out its regular season in dramatic fashion Saturday afternoon, knocking off previously undefeated Mosley 17-16 in an overtime thriller at Tommy Oliver Stadium. After a scoreless first half, the Tornadoes appeared to have the game under control late in the fourth quarter, building a 10-0 lead behind a five-yard rushing touchdown from Kaden Brown and a field goal by Noah Clement. Local football Arnold football sends seniors off in style with win over Rutherford Local volleyball Arnold volleyball historic season ends at Fleming Island Mosley wasn't finished, and the rally was on. With six minutes remaining, the Dolphins put together a lengthy scoring drive that ended with quarterback JP Holsombake connecting with Kaleb Capps for a touchdown. Mosley kicker John Mahoney then delivered a successful onside kick, giving the Dolphins another opportunity to even the score. With just 46 seconds remaining, Mahoney drilled a 32-yard field goal to tie the game at 10-10. Bay High had one final opportunity to win it in regulation, but quarterback Mace Grant appeared to throw a costly interception to Mosley's Dawson Reed. Reed was brought down with seven seconds remaining, seemingly putting the Dolphins in position to
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Destin, Bozeman in back-and-forth battle before Sharks pull out 51-48 win
It feels like every Friday brings a new contender for game of the year, and this week it was Destin and Bozeman’s turn, as the two offenses went punch for punch in a 51-48 Destin win at Destin Middle School Friday night. Both offenses didn’t wake up until the...
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High school football: Destin High player benched after scuffle at game
In what was already a competitive football game between the Destin High Sharks and the Freeport Bulldogs on Oct. 23 in Freeport, things erupted on the playing field in the third quarter. While Destin's quarterback was scrambling with the ball and finally taken down, about 15 to 20 yards downfield...
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Pace football beats Navarre to set up district title showdown with Niceville
Pace head coach Vance Smith knows it's human nature for his team to look ahead. Once the Patriots road game against Niceville was moved off Oct. 9 and to Nov. 4 because of Hurricane Isaias , it turned a clash where the winner would likely win the District 1-5A title into a de-facto district championship. Everything since returning from the storm would build to that moment if Pace did its job. After a 29-12 win at Tate on Oct. 23 and a 46-0 win at Navarre on Thursday, that job is complete. Now, it's time to turn to Niceville and clinching a third straight district title. "Myself and the coaching staff have done everything we can to get them to focus on tonight and what's ahead," Smith said. "And now that that's complete, we can turn our full attention to Niceville." Thursday wasn't just intended to be a stop on the way to the biggest game of the season. Smith is never satisfied and there's always work to be done, even against an overmatched opponent. In the win at Tate last week, he thought his team needed to come out faster and that the offensive line struggled to get push
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Mosley, Bay set for Halloween night showdown after schedule shift
PANAMA CITY, Fla. (WJHG/WECP) -A high school football matchup is set for this Saturday, Oct. 31 between Mosley and Bay. Those two meeting a day later than originally scheduled, given Bay had to play Tuesday at Pine Forest, a key district game that ended in a 32-29 loss for the Tornadoes. So, one extra day between that and the huge intra-county rivalry with the Dolphins.
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Choctaw-Booker T. Washington for district title, South Walton’s playoff push headline Week 11
With the penultimate week of the regular season here, Week 11 looks to be a good one for area football, highlighted by two key games. On Thursday, Choctaw hosts Booker T. Washington at Joe Etheredge Stadium. The game, moved back from Week 9 because of Hurricane Isaias, will decide the Class 4A, District 1 championship after the Wildcats beat Fort Walton Beach last Friday.
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Choctaw, Crestview roll as Freeport edges Destin in Week 10
Choctaw celebrated homecoming with a rout, Crestview’s Manwell Robinson had the game of his life and Freeport rallied in the fourth quarter to edge Destin in Week 10 of the high school football season. Choctaw 49, Gulf Breeze 7. Choctaw rolled past Gulf Breeze in its homecoming game at...
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Destin High volleyball falls at region tournament
It was good ride, but the Destin High Shark girl's volleyball team lost 3-0 to No. 1 seed Trinity Catholic on Oct. 24 in the 2A Region 1 Semifinals of the FHSAA Girls Volleyball State Championships in Ocala. The Sharks lost 25-17, 25-6, 25-10. This was the first time for...
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Chipley wraps up Homecoming Week with 35-0 victory over Yellowjackets
School spirit was on full display throughout Chipley High School’s 2026 Homecoming Week, culminating in a downtown parade, special ceremonies honoring two Tiger legends, and a 35-0 victory over Vernon on Friday, October 23. Homecoming festivities on Friday started with a parade through downtown Chipley that drew students, families...
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Niceville volleyball takes down Gainesville in five sets to reach Elite Eight
On Saturday, Niceville checked every box of a Class 5A state title contender. Star power? Check. Resilience? Check. Grit? Check. The Lady Eagles showed all of it in a five-set win over a Gainesville team that had just stunned two-time defending state champion Chiles, taking the match 25-18, 21-25, 25-19, 20-25, 15-8.