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Today's Sports

  • Girls volleyball season continues

    MUNROE VS 

    NORTHSIDE METHODIST 

    (ALBANY)

    Munroe rallied from a completely lopsided 25-6 score in game one, to win game two 25-13. They then dropped game three 25-15 but won game four 25-22, pushing a fifth game. The visitors from Albany then prevailed in the final game 15-8.

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  • Jaguars striving to regroup

    On September 13 the East Gadsden Jaguars suffered a tough 61-0 loss to the Godby Cougars. Last week the Jaguars were off, the team used the extra time to rest their bodies and do some team-building exercises. East Gadsden’s head coach, Tracy Laing, described the mood of the team after the Godby game as “kind of disturbing’  the game was a big letdown. (We have) got to take the loss and move on. I’m ready to get the Godby game out of sight.”

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  • Panthers pounce on Vernon

    After a win at FAMU High, the West Gadsden Panthers had a home game against the Vernon Yellow Jackets.

    Vernon kicked the ball off to the Panthers. The Panther starts off running the ball, Antonio Murphy, No. 12, had four rushes for 25 yards on the first drive then Panther Quarterback Qwuantrezz, a sophomore, threw a touchdown pass to Marquiz Brown, No. 8, for 36 yards. Vernon’s junior quarterback G. Johnson had an 80-yard kick-off return for a touchdown, putting the score at 7-6 in the first quarter with six minutes left.

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  • Bobcats shut out Lecanto
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  • Jaguars open season with win

    TERRANCE CHISOLM

    Times Sports 

    Correspondent

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  • Bobcat defense rocks, offense...

    Using a stifling defense to go along with a potent offensive attack, the Munroe Bobcats opened the regular season in grand fashion Friday with a shutout of St. Joseph Academy in St. 

    Augustine. 

    Bobcat defenders kept the pressure on flash quarterback Thompson Hinman, sacking him three times, one each by ends Walt Kelleher and Max Baroody and tackle Joey Fallis, and forcing an interception and two intentional grounding penalties. Munroe also caused and recovered three fumbles.

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  • Serve! Girls volleyball season...

    The Munroe volleyball team had a tough opening week with three losses. Two of the three matches went to the fifth game but with the same result. The team is rebuilding, following the graduation of four-year starters Kaitlyn Sirmons, Mollie Edwards and Audrey Thomas, and with only one senior, the team members hope to hit their stride mid-season. 

    West Gadsden opened their season with a district loss to Port St. Joe. 

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  • Bobcats, Panthers open in...

    On a night where seemingly every other high-school football contest in the area was battling the rain, the host Munroe Bobcats and the West Gadsden Panthers enjoyed a dry and balmy evening Friday for the season-opening jamboree at Corry Field in Quincy. Participating teams included Aucilla Christian, Sneads and Freeport in this old-style gridiron get-together.

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  • Paws up for high school football!

    TERRANCE CHISOLM

    Times Sports 

    Correspondent

    Our three local high school football teams have been preparing during the summer months and now it is time for East Gadsden, West Gadsden and Robert F. Munroe to strap up and hit the field.

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  • Speed, smoke on the water

    A speedy set of 27 boats hit the Apalachicola River on Saturday for Chattahoochee Thunder.

    The event was presented by Southern Outlaw Dragboat Series and the city of Chattahoochee. Despite rain interruption, the event drew a crowd to the riverbank to watch the boats compete.

    Race Chairman Linda Dunwoody said she had hoped for 30 boats in the inaugural event but she was pleased with the participation — and the spectator turnout.

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