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Today's Sports

  • Jaguars claw out close...

    The East Gadsden Jaguars received plenty of support from their fans as they faced off against the Marianna Bulldogs this past Friday night for their homecoming game. The Jaguar’s offense had trouble getting into a rhythm and executing, but their defense played well and kept Marianna’s quarterback on his heels the first two quarters of the game and held the Bulldogs to seven points at the half.

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  • Bobcats lose a heartbreaker 36-33

    For the second week in a row, the Bobcats of Robert F. Munroe Day School roared out to a commanding first-half lead, only to see it slip away in the second half. 

    The high scoring-affair with the rival Aucilla Christian Warriors, marked by big plays and turnovers, started with a bang as quarterback Will Harris faked a handoff to fullback Daniel Winburn and hit a streaking Jaylen Lewis up the visitor’s sideline for a 64-yard scoring strike (Cole Skipper Kick) and an early 7-0 lead. 

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  • District games ahead for girls...

    The four county volleyball teams — East Gadsden, West Gadsden, Tallavana and Munroe — will soon begin district play. In the meantime, they have a little more than a week to go in the regular season. In this week’s action: 

    MUNROE vs. GRACE CHRISTIAN: Grace Christian made short work of the match between themselves and Munroe, winning in three straight. Games 1 and 3 were close with the Cougars winning 25-22 and 25-21. The score for game two was 25-17. 

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  • WGHS falls in Liberty County, 21...
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  • Panthers overpower Sneads Pirates

    TERRANCE CHISOLM

    Times 

    Sports Correspondent

    This past Friday the West Gadsden Panthers traveled to Sneads to take on the Pirates for their homecoming game. Minutes before the start of the contest, both the inside of the stadium and the long line outside of the stadium were filled with excited fans of both teams eager to see this rivalry game. 

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  • EGHS Jags fall to Wakulla War...

    WILLIAM SNOWDEN

    The Wakulla News

    It was a game of two halves.

    The first half was dominated by the East Gadsden Jaguars on the road against the Wakulla War Eagles on Friday night. The Jaguars capitalized on mistakes made by Wakulla to take a 26-7 first half lead.

    But the second half was a different game, and the War Eagles scored 27 unanswered points to win.

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  • R.F. Munroe Bobcats fall to...
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  • Girls volleyball season...

    All county volleyball teams continue to fall below .500 on the season. Last week Munroe split two games, picking up a district win in the process. Both East and West Gadsden were handed losses. 

    MUNROE VS NORTH BAY HAVEN: 

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  • Bobcats dedicate season to...

    Coming off of a 1-9 season last year, some might say you don’t have anywhere to go but up. There’s a little more to the turnaround by the Bobcats of Robert F. Munroe Day School this season than simply the law of averages. 

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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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