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Today's Sports

  • Mixed results for girls at the...

    East Gadsden
    The East Gadsden girls basketball team picked up two more wins this past week with both being blowouts and both propelling the team to 6-0 on the season.
    EAST GADSDEN 83 WEST GADSDEN 27
    The Jaguars blasted the Panthers, scoring 37 points in the first quarter and leading 63-22 at the half.  Three players were in double figures and were led by Deondra Harris’ 25 points followed by Shanecia Bethea’ s 17 points and Keyaria James with 12 points.
    West Gadsden’s Shakia Gilcrease scored 14 points for the Panthers.

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  • Girls basketball season opens

    Girls basketball season cranked up this past week and what better way to start up the county scene than with oodles of wins and a close contest between two county teams?  

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  • Lady Cats rally for playoff win

    The Munroe volleyball team was in a hole they had dug by themselves.

    One more loss and they would bury the 2014 season.  

    Instead, on Tuesday night at the Munroe gym before a home crowd, the team found a way to rally, putting away the Seacoast Christian Academy Eagles in Round 1 of the Region 1 playoffs. 

    The Lady Cats had dropped their first game by about as bad a volleyball score as you can suffer, 25-9, and still be considered a competitive team.  

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  • Lady Cats claim 2A-District 1...

    Both East and West Gadsden and Tallavana Christian bowed out of Volleyball 2014 with opening round losses in their respective district tournaments. Tallavana lost to FAMU in round one 25-16, 25-10, 25-13.

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  • Panthers overpowered by Sharks

    This past Friday West Gadsden played a huge home game against Port. St. Joe.

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  • Volleyball shifting to post-...

    This past week of volleyball represented the last opportunity for volleyball coaches to shape up their teams for the possibility of post-season play.  The Munroe volleyball team lost three matches, although the team and some individual players played some of their best volleyball of the season.

    BLOUNTSTOWN: 25 25 25    
    MUNROE: 20 11 7

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  • Jags overwhelmed by Seminoles...
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  • Panthers play hard at homecoming

    This past Friday night a swarm of Panther supporters assembled in Greensboro to watch West Gadsden play their homecoming game against Liberty County.  West Gadsden got off to a rocky start on both sides of the ball during the first quarter.  The Panthers had a hard time stopping the Bulldogs inside rushing attack, and the home team’s offense was unable to sustain a drive. At the end of the first quarter the Panthers found themselves trailing by a score of 13-0.

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  • District tourneys ahead

    With the completion of this week, there will be but one week remaining in the regular season for Florida volleyball teams that are FHSAA members.  District tournaments begin the week of Oct. 20.  In action this past week:

    In inter-county contests, Tallavana Christian defeated West Gadsden in Greensboro in three straight games on Sept. 25.  The Lion faced FAMU this week in Class A District 1 action. East Gadsden was slated to host one of the strongest teams in Tallahassee, Florida High, on Tuesday of this week.   

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  • Panthers pull off home-game...

    Terrance Chisolm
    Times Sports Correspondent

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