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Today's Sports

  • Girls basketball keeps Gadsden’s...

    East Gadsden
    The Jaguars participated in the Thomasville Holiday Hoopfest last week and came away with an overtime loss and a blistering win.
    COFFEE 63
    EAST GADSDEN 61 (0T)
    In the first game of the tournament, Coffee County High School led 26-20 at halftime, but East Gadsden had a big fourth quarter, outscoring Coffee 21-7, and tying up the score at 49-49.  The high- scoring continued even in the shortened overtime period, with Coffee outscoring East Gadsden 14-12.  
    EAST GADSDEN 52
    THOMASVILLE 29

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  • Boys at Munroe, Tallavana, face...

    The Bobcats traveled to St. Augustine this past week as a participant in a Christmas tournament that focused on teams that are members of the North Florida Basketball Conference.  The Bobcats dropped three contests, but gained much valuable experience.
    ST. JOSEPH ACADEMY 75
    MUNROE 19
    Max Reinhard scored 7 points and freshman Ben Fletcher had four rebounds to lead the Bobcats.
    ST JOHNS
    COUNTRY DAY 72
    MUNROE 25

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  • Jags, Panthers facing challenges...

    The Jaguars have had a tough start to their season due in large part to the fact that they are a youthful team. In spite of having just two seniors on his squad, Coach Reginald Cunningham feels his team can continue improving.
    “I think we are starting to get better at competing,” he said, “but we gotta get better at finishing games.

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  • Local basketball busy before...

    Munroe
    The Munroe Lady Cats were able to squeeze in one contest this week with an exam schedule to work around.  The team played at Liberty County on Friday night.   
    The Bulldog led by 10 at the half and extended that lead to 44-16.  Munroe was led by seventh-grader Joanna Parramore, who was pulled up from the JV girls team at the end of their
    season.  
    Parramore scored seven points, pulled down four rebounds and had two steals and two blocks.  

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  • Lions moving forward, Bobcats...

    Munroe
    The Munroe boys basketball team is looking for improvement first; wins second.  Andrew Eads, in his second year as head coach, is working hard with his young and inexperienced team in hopes to have them producing some upset wins in January.  Last week the team lost three games by similar scores.  
    TALLAVANA
    CHRISTIAN 65
    MUNROE 33

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  • Fuller to leave Jags for Cougars

    Although Coach Corey Fuller will soon leave East Gadsden, he recently reflected  on the Jaguars’ football season.
    The Jags finished their season with a 5-5 record, which Fuller said is an improvement from the past two years.  Fuller said in  2015 the Jags finished with a 1-8 record and 0-10 in 2014.
    “We didn’t finish the way we wanted to finish, but the kids had a great year all-in-all,” Fuller said.

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  • Lady Jags, Panthers off to...

    In the first full week following a Thanksgiving break, Coach Diane Frost-Walker and  the  East Gadsden Lady Jags blistered Taylor County at home winning 91-27.  This week they will take their show on the road to Rutherford and then host West Gadsden in a big game for both teams on Thursday.  

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  • Bobcat boys begin basketball...

    This week the Munroe Bobcats  hosted Crossroads Academy on Thursday in their season opener and then travelled  to Oak Hall to play a North Florida Basketball Conference game in Gainesville on Friday.  The Bobcats lost both contests.  
    The Bobcats were dropped by Crossroads Academy.  Crossroads led at the half by 26-11 and extended that lead in the 2nd half to go on to a 60-23 win.  Isaiah Glynn led with 9 points and five rebounds and Matthew Salters added 12 rebounds.  

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  • Girls basketball picking up the...

    After a down week ending with a Thanksgiving break, our county girls basketball teams will be gaining steam again starting this week.
    The Lady Jaguars will play Taylor County with their boys team and then host Marianna on Thursday in a district matchup.  Munroe will not play until Friday because of a junior trip.  They will play at  John Paul II. They lost to John Paul the first week of the season.

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  • Panthers finish record-breaking...

    The West Gadsden Panthers’ record-breaking football season has come to an end.  
    They finished the season with 10 wins and two losses, the season’s last to the Blountstown Tigers in the regional finals.
    “We had the best record in the school’s history,” said Coach Joseph Striplin.  “We broke a lot of school records.”

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